There are six parts to this discussion:

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6

A couple things about this.

1. The audio is off which bugs me to no end, but I've been listening to it like radio and attempting to ignore it.

2. The discussion covers a whole number of topics, and gets about as technical as a discussion will get in places, but a lot of the ideas that this subreddit loves (continental v. analytic, relativism, truth, realism) get discussed here by one of the most important philosophers of the twentieth century and one of the contentious philosophers of the twentieth century.

EDIT: Oh! Also, I wanted to hear what other people thought.

EDIT 2: I'm bad at using youtube, apparently: you can find the whole thing in one part, though unfortunately the audio sync appears to still be off.