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A.G. Holdier

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A.G. Holdier is a graduate student at the University of Arkansas, an instructor for Colorado Technical University, and a co-host of The Story Cauldron Podcast, a weekly show about the folktales, fables, and philosophies behind popular films. His philosophical work focuses on the intersection of politics, religion, and aesthetics. Learn more at www.agholdier.com and www.thestorycauldron.com.
Photograph of southern quad and Morrissey Hall at the University of Notre Dame

Misogyny, ‘Purity,’ and Leggings at Notre Dame

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A fence covered in Mardi Gras beads of various colors

The Environmental Impact of Mardi Gras Beads

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A baby's hand holding a daffodil petal

Antinatalism: The Tragedy of Being Born

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Photograph of the stone facade of the University of Idaho Library

University Administrations, Private Governments, and Denise Bennett

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Namibian sand dunes outlined against blue sky

‘Toto Forever’ and the Ethics of Sound Pollution

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Photograph of an open notebook with a pen on it; written on the notebook is "New Years Resolutions"

New Year’s Resolutions and The Problem of Self-Promising

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Photograph of President Trump looking at a book with other people gathered

Why You are Wrong to Donate to the #BorderWall GoFundMe Campaign

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Sign that reads "if dogs tasted like pork, would you eat them? What's the difference?" bearing a PETA logo

What PETA Gets Right about Animal Metaphors (and What it Gets...

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Photograph of Dr. He in a lab

Lulu and Nana: The Surprise of Genetically-Modified Humans

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"Different Pigs," by Arran Moffatt licensed under CC BY 2.0 (Via Flickr).

The Triumph of California’s Impure Prop. 12

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