Hear This Idea (November 2021)
Interviewers: Fin Moorhouse and Robert Long of the Future of Humanity Institute, Oxford
Webpage for the interview, with contents. quotes, and further reading.
Mind-Body Solution (August 2021)
Interviewer: Dr Tevin Naidu
Friction AMA (April 2021)
The Dawdler’s Philosophy (April 2020)
Interviewers: Harland Grant and R.T.P. McKenna
The Primalosophy Podcast (March 2020)
Interviewer: Nick Holderbaum
Seize the Moment Podcast (December 2019)
Interviewers: Leon Garber and Alen Ulman
NOUS the Podcast (December 2019)
Interviewer: Ilan Goodman
Rationally Speaking Podcast (October 2019)
Interviewer: Julia Galef
Seize the Moment Podcast (October 2019)
Interviewers: Leon Garber and Alen Ulman
Consciousness Live (September 2019
Embrace the Void (June 2019)
Interviewer: Jay Shapiro
Consciousness Live! (April 2019)
Interviewer: Richard Brown
The Dissenter (February 2019)
Interviewer: Ricardo Lopes
Part 1: Consciousness As An Illusion
Part 2: Why Consciousness Evolved, Free Will, and AI
The Consciousness Podcast (May 2018)
Interviewer: Stuart Preston
Page for the interview on Stuart’s website, including a full list of Stuart’s questions.
Philosophy Bites (January 2017)
Interviewer: Nigel Warburton (produced for Nicholas Shea’s AHRC-funded research project, Meaning for the Brain and Meaning for the Person.
The Wright Show (November 2016)
Interviewer: Robert Wright
![The illusion of consciousness | Robert Wright & Keith Frankish [The Wright Show]](https://i0.wp.com/i.ytimg.com/vi/bBgtM1EuaQc/maxresdefault.jpg?w=720&ssl=1)
Philosophy Bites (October 2014)
Interviewer: Nigel Warburton
Interview in Greenland (June 2014)
Interview conducted by members of The Moscow Center for Consciousness Studies during the conference on Problems of Consciousness and Free Will in Analytic Philosophy, held in Greenland from 12 to 19 June 2014. (The ship in the background is the three-mast schooner Rembrandt van Rijn, on which the conference was held.)
Philosophy TV (2011)
Physicalists typically deny that we have ‘classic’ qualia (intrinsic, ineffable, private properties of experience), but insist that we have something more than merely ‘zero’ qualia (dispositions to judge that we have classic qualia). Is there a coherent ‘diet’ notion of qualia, which is intermediate between the two?
