Frank Cabrera

Today we are elated to share another new project: a companion website for PotF and "From Aliens to Bigfoot," devoted to philosophical literature, pedagogy, and further exploration of the "fringes." The purpose of this site is threefold: (1/3) (link below)

You guys! Your love has made “From Aliens to Bigfoot” the current 6th most popular in Audible Philosophy. We are SO GRATEFUL 🩵 Stay turned for another big announcement coming tomorrow… 🩵👽🩵

And thanks to the Big Man up there (????) in the Pacific Northwest

Thanks to all our listeners of @philofringes, without whom we would have never made this @audible_com series! As long time fans, we are elated to be part of the @TheGreatCourses catalogue.

We are officially ONE WEEK away from the release of our Audible original miniseries, "From Aliens to Bigfoot: A Philosopher's Guide to the Strange." Available for pre-order at the link below, and free w/Audible subscription (and you can get a free trial of Audible, so...)

Still looking for the perfect Mother’s Day gift? What about two free hours to listen to Philosophy on the Fringes talk about Extra-Terrestrial Life and the Fermi Paradox, so she can formulate rational views on the PURSUE UAP files? 💐 👽 links in comments!

New episode out today! Episode 31: Dreams Description and links below 😴

In light of current events and the state of emerging technology, we felt compelled to make a statement regarding the use of generative AI in Philosophy on the Fringes:

Nearly a month late (spent dealing with some bad illnesses in the household), but we finally have a new episode out today! Links and description below: Episode 30: Aphantasia

The MGM wartime short from 1939 mentioned in our latest @philofringes episode. Nostradamus believes in you!

The first episode of our fourth season is out today! Episode 29: The Prophesies of Nostradamus Links and description below:

Stop the Graupel erasure

Our top 10 most read essays of 2025, featuring @manaafsari, @leifweatherby, Sam Kriss, @alex___tanner, @timothyaubry, @JezewskaJ, @freganmitts, and @graziemana thepointmag.com/general/the-to…

Merry Christmas and Happy Boxing Day! Just in time for your post-holiday slump, we hope you enjoy the final episode of the year. Links and description below! Episode 28: The Mandela Effect

Last month PBS NewsHour reached out about coming to campus and to talk about AI in the classroom. The experience was wonderful and the interview extremely thorough. The broadcast aired tonight, and I’m disappointed. Nearly none of the substantive questions/answers made the cut.

New episode drop, just in time for your fall break/holiday travels/ordinary Monday! Episode 27: Reiki and Alternative Medicine. Link and description below. 👇

New episode drop to start your week! Perfect for those of you who missed the Rapture last month and are looking for ways to pass the time. Links and description in replies. Episode 26: The Apocalypse

Last month I spoke with Sheila Das, humanities professor at Vanier College, about the effects of LLM use on human conversation, creativity, and connection. Sheila asked great questions, and I found it a very productive conversation! Links in comments:

Here it is: kwnsfk27.r.eu-west-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F%2…

My recently published article "William Herschel's Defense of Speculative Inquiry" at Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science can be accessed freely for the next 50 days by clicking a special link.