The Moral Obligations of Money (with Princeton's Peter Singer)

Dec 3, 2019

Peter Singer is the Ira W. DeCamp Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University whom The New Yorker called “the world’s most influential living philosopher.”  

 

The founder of The Life You Can Save, an organization named after his book of the same name, Peter believes it is our moral duty to give generously—way beyond what we are currently doing--to improve the lives of people living in extreme poverty. Bill and Melinda Gates said the book, “will change the way you think about philanthropy.” 

 

The 10th anniversary edition of The Life You Can Save is available for free (starting TODAY!) in both audio and e-book formats on the website TheLifeYouCanSave.org.

 

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Produced and edited by Mike Carano

Topics addressed in this episode include: Giving, philanthropy, charity, Princeton, altruism.

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