Holy Terrain Art is also available on Apple Podcasts, Castbox, Goodpods, and Pocketcasts. Video episodes are also available on YouTube.
Holy Terrain Art is a philosophy podcast, sometimes taken for university-level course credit and always available for free at HillJ.net/hta/. Teacher exemplary annotations of the relevant primary sources are available at HillJ.net/annotations/, which are also linked in the episode descriptions; you can follow along with these annotated readings during the lectures as I break them down via the guiding questions, also restated in the episode description. In addition, visual art and lecture notes are available at Instagram.com/HolyTerrainArt/. Episodes are numbered via canons of base-ten for each lecture series; in practice, this numbering system means that, when the podcast starts reading a new primary source, the episode numbers reset at the next base-ten, e.g., 11, 21, 31, 41, etc., each base-ten of which corresponds with the series numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, etc., respectively; base-ten episode numbering allows sub-series to be organized like decimals even though some platforms require episodes be numbered using only integers; sometimes this numbering system results in not all episode numbers being utilized in a base-ten set before starting a new series and before jumping ahead to the next base-ten; e.g., HTA Series 1, on Henri Bergson’s ‘Introduction to Metaphysics,’ is seven episodes, so 18-20 are skipped, holding space to add more later.
Click the links below to visit dedicated pages for each course. Each page compiles the relevant podcast lectures into their respective curricula.
PHIL 2305: Contemporary Ethical Issues
PHIL 2306: Introduction to Ethics
PHIL 2310: The Meaning of Life