🎙 The Annotated Mind—where literature, philosophy, and history intertwine to explore the way we think, learn, and live.
Hosted by Cinzia DuBois, a Classicist and bookish storyteller, this podcast delves into the wisdom found in ancient texts, philosophical musings, and the literary echoes of the past. From the psychology of reading to the forgotten ideas that shaped history, The Annotated Mind i... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | BooksArtsEducationSelf-Improvement |
Ever feel like you don’t belong in your academic program: like you’re faking it, and someday everyone will realise you’re not as smart as they think? That’s imposter syndrome.
In this episode, we unpack the psychology behind imposter syndrome in aca... more
Does academia kill the joy of reading? In this episode, we explore how studying literature in academic settings—whether in school, university, or postgraduate research—can turn a beloved hobby into a chore. From analysing books to death to racing thr... more
Struggling to turn knowledge into action? In this episode, we explore the Know-Do Gap—why we often fail to apply what we learn—and how the iterative process can help. From overcoming perfectionism to building habits through small, repeated steps, we’... more
Have you ever looked at a book on your shelf and realised you don’t remember anything about it? Recently, I had to confront that horrifying reality when I picked up not one but two books that I'd not only read, but annotated! How is it possible to co... more
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What a wonderful podcast. It is fantastic to hear someone just chatting about the things that can inspire and give hope.
The last one I listened to was about the iterative process, and I do hope that there are more podcasts to come. I have greatly restricted my YouTube time and luckily I found Cinzia here. I just hope there are more episodes on the way. I hope she realizes that there is no real need to script or even outline one of these as we are all perfectly willing to listen as she just ta... more
I discovered Cinzia on YouTube recently and subscribed to this podcast and it’s great! I’ve already binged all the episodes and look forward to every new one. Always something new to think about.
I’ve actually started printing out the transcripts so I can read along while listening and highlight interesting parts.
I never ever post comments online but I feel that Cinzia with her wonderful content leaves me no option. Cinzia, you are such a brilliant woman. The world you create for your listeners in your YouTube videos and now thankfully in this podcast series is so beautiful, full of intentionally selected details (music, poems, visuals) and absolutely nourishing to your listeners’ minds and souls. You always seem to find a critical and reflective way of approaching the topics you select and never fail to... more
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This podcast provides a thought-provoking exploration of literature, philosophy, and psychology, examining the way these fields intersect to shape human thought and experience. It often addresses significant themes like the joy of reading, the anxiety of unwritten thoughts, the complexities of action versus knowledge in personal growth, and the implications of modern digital life on mental health and well-being. The host's reflections are underscored by personal anecdotes and insights drawn from both classic texts and contemporary issues, creating an intellectually rich listening experience that appeals to those interested in deep thinking and self-improvement. Listeners are encouraged to engage with ideas critically, inviting them to refle... more
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