Gwendolyn Dolske

Dr. Gwendolyn Dolske teaches philosophy, promotes public philosophy through her award-winning educational podcast, and is a seasoned speaker. With a PhD in philosophy, she specializes in ethics, existentialism, and tools for personal growth. She has worked with audiences in academic and non-academic settings across the United States and internationally.

A dynamic speaker, Dr. Dolske combines academic rigor with an accessible and relatable style, captivating audiences with her ability to make complex philosophical ideas relevant to everyday life. Her talks are infused with warmth, humor, and actionable wisdom, empowering individuals to live more intentional and meaningful lives.

Dr. Dolske's work has been published in The International Humanities Journal, Film and Philosophy, and Studies in Existentialism. She has spoken at events for women in podcasting, women in business, scholarship events, San Gabriel Rotary, The American Philosophical Association, Women's Speaker Association, and the International Simone de Beauvoir Society. She has been a guest on several podcasts focused on self-esteem, relationships, philosophy and business, and women's empowerment. Her philosophy courses, writings, speaking events, and podcast provide insight from philosophy to tackling today's challenges and navigating attention toward enjoying one's life, creating authentic experiences in work, with family and loved ones, and setting in motion habits for happiness. She has taught at Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Fullerton, Loyola Marymount, and Gonzaga University.