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  • Adam Jacobs

    Senior Editor, Feed Your Head. Father of five, Music lover. Sharer of ideas.

  • Peter Himmelman

    Peter Himmelman is a Grammy and Emmy-award nominated rock & roll performer, songwriter, film composer, visual artist, award-winning author & founder at Big Muse. Profiled in Rolling Stone, WSJ, NPR, Tablet, & TIME.

  • Lewis Coyne

    I’m a writer and philosopher, based in the United Kingdom, working on issues in existentialism, the human condition and meaning in life.

  • Jennifer Hansen

    Jennifer teaches Philosophy at St. Lawrence University. She specializes in topics related to the philosophy of psychiatry, specifically depression and neuroenhancement.

  • Stephen Stern

    Dr. Stephen Stern is the.co-author of Reclaiming the WIcked Son: Finding Judaism in Secular Jewish Philosophers and The Unbinding of Isaac. Stern is Chair of Jewish Studies at Gettysburg College

  • Steven Gimbel

    Steven Gimbel is a Professor of Philosophy and an affiliate of Jewish Studies at Gettysburg College. He is the author of eight books including Reclaiming the Wicked Son and Einstein: His Space and Times.

  • Dr. Joshua M. Moritz

    Dr. Joshua M. Moritz has been a professor and scholar at the interface of science and faith for over two decades. He has authored numerous books and articles, including Science and Religion: Beyond Warfare and Toward Understanding (Anselm, 2016).

  • Dr. Laleh Quinn Ph.D.

    I have a Ph.D in Philosophy and Cognitive Science. I have been a neuroscience research faculty member in the Department of Cognitive Science at UCSD for 25 years. I also teach mindfulness meditation to students, faculty, and friends.

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