EA Forum Podcast (All audio)

1385 Episodes

1. “Strategies for promoting giving pledges” by Luke Moore 🔸, Nina Friedrich🔸, Thomas Moispointner, Romain Barbe🔸, Ana Barreiro

   Published: 9/10/2025
2. “What happens when you send Ugandan students to Germany?” by Lauren Gilbert

   Published: 9/10/2025
3. “Good government” by rosehadshar

   Published: 9/10/2025
4. “Sam’s Hot(?) Takes on EA Community Building” by Sam Smith 🔸

   Published: 9/9/2025
5. “Research report: adding a plant-based option (or two) does not meaningfully reduce meat consumption in an online, Chipotle-like setting” by Seth Ariel Green 🔸, Jessica Hope, Jacob_Peacock, MMathur🔸

   Published: 9/9/2025
6. “Marginally More Effective Altruism” by AppliedDivinityStudies

   Published: 9/9/2025
7. “When the world feels unstable, don’t let that drive worse decisions” by Catherine Low🔸

   Published: 9/9/2025
8. “Who should found high-impact NGOs in the Global South?” by Verónica Suárez M.

   Published: 9/8/2025
9. [Linkpost] “Room for optimism on cultured meat?” by david_reinstein

   Published: 9/8/2025
10. “Announcing: The ‘Essays on Longtermism’ Competition” by Toby Tremlett🔹

    Published: 9/8/2025
11. “Essays on longtermism” by David Thorstad

    Published: 9/8/2025
12. “How big a deal is donating 10% of your income really? A perspective” by WilliamKiely

    Published: 9/7/2025
13. “Rejected from all the ‘EA’ Jobs you applied for - What to do now?” by guneyulasturker 🔸

    Published: 9/6/2025
14. “My TED Talk” by LewisBollard

    Published: 9/5/2025
15. “Is Now an Unusually Good Time to Pursue Political Interventions in the UK?” by Jonah Woodward

    Published: 9/4/2025
16. “What failure looks like for animals” by Alistair Stewart, Nicholas Kees Dupuis

    Published: 9/4/2025
17. “EA in the Lakes - Reflections” by Kestrel🔸

    Published: 9/3/2025
18. [Linkpost] “Assessing Near-Term Accuracy in the Existential Risk Persuasion Tournament” by Forecasting Research Institute

    Published: 9/3/2025
19. “Chip Production Policy Won’t Matter as Much as You’d Think” by Davidmanheim

    Published: 9/2/2025
20. “Anthropic’s leading researchers acted as moderate accelerationists” by Remmelt

    Published: 9/2/2025