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– (2006) The history, philosophy and culture associated with wine, Night Waves, BBC3
– (2003) Wittgenstein – A philosophy of linguistics, In Our Time, with Melvin Bragg, Ray Monk and Marie McGinn
– (2008) Philosophy and Neurosciences, Philosophy Bites, with Nigel Warburton and David Edmond
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– (2009) ‘Little Changes Make the Biggest Difference’, What Scientific Ideas and Developments Do You Expect to See in Your Lifetime, Edited by John Brockman (Harper Perennial 2009)
– (2008) ‘Monopolies Will Always Fail’ in EDGE 2007, What Are You Optimistic About? Edited by John Brockman (Harper Perennial 2008)
– (2008) ‘Is a Sip Worth a Thousand Words?’ in The World of Fine Wine, Issue 21, 2008, pp. 114-118.
– (2007) “What We Know May Not Change Us”, in EDGE 2006 What is Your Dangerous Idea? edited by John Brockman, (Harper Perennial 2007) pp.266-8
– (2007) Review of Freedom and Neurobiology by John Searle (Columbia University Press, in Times Higher Educational Supplement, 8th June 2007
– (2007) Review of Philosophy of Mind and Cognition: an Introduction, edited by D.Braddon-Mitchell and F.Jackson (Blackwell Publishing, 2006) and The Blackwell Companion to Consciousness edited by Max Velmans and Susan Schneider in Times Higher Educational Supplement Sept 2007
– (2007) Times Higher Educational Supplement, ‘Raise your glass’ Op Ed 25th May 2007
– (2007) Interview with Julian Baggini, In Vino Veritas, The Philosophers’ Magazine, Issue 39, 3rd Quarter 2007
– (2006) Guardian Newspaper: Educational Section 27th June 2006
– (2006) Times Higher Educational Supplement, Rodin’s ‘The Thinker’ Op Ed 29th Sept 2006
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