Conversations, interviews and appearances exploring Peter Singer’s ideas.
65 items · Showing 13–24
Amy Aela discusses the experiences behind her advocacy for kindness and veganism, alongside practical steps toward improving animal welfare.
Gay Alcorn interviews Singer near his 80th birthday about his life, ethical controversies, effective giving and the limits of free speech.
Alvin Roth discusses how market design can help save lives, using kidney exchanges to examine ethical tensions around organ markets and other contested transactions.
Singer discusses evidence-based charitable giving, why distance should not determine whom we help, and initiatives that direct business profits toward effective causes.
John Helliwell discusses the 2026 World Happiness Report, differences in life satisfaction across countries and the importance of social connection and trust.
Bruce Friedrich discusses plant-based and cultivated meat, exploring how alternative proteins could reduce animal agriculture and address environmental and public-health concerns.
A short excerpt from Scientific Sense in which Singer discusses The Golden Ass and animal liberation.
Jamie Metzl examines the convergence of AI, genetics and biotechnology, and the need for responsible governance and international cooperation as these technologies develop.
Singer joins a discussion of moral obligations, charitable giving, personal comfort and the possibility of organizing economic life around well-being.
A special public talk featuring Professor Peter Singer, published by Sungkyunkwan University. The publisher provides no detailed description of the discussion.
Claude Steele discusses stereotype threat and how trust can reduce social tension and help people overcome the pressure of negative group stereotypes.
Singer and Sean Carroll examine the foundations of utilitarianism, moral objectivity, animal welfare and the practical demands of ethical living.