
Stoicism the pursuit of perfect moral character. If this is not what you understand the objective of Stoicism to be, then you do not understand Stoicism properly. If you would like to understand Stoicism properly, you should join Stoic author and public philosopher Tanner O. Campbell, every week, right here, to explore various aspect of Stoicism from an orthodox, but practical perspective. Practic... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 310 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophyEducationSelf-ImprovementSociety & Culture | |||

In this episode, I'm talking about how to use social media as a Stoic, although I should probably begin by admitting that I really don't like social media. I think these platforms have made it far too easy for uninformed opinions to become influentia... more
In this episode, I'm talking about how to get over your ex, particularly when a relationship ends that you valued more than the other person did. Breakups can be especially difficult because, unlike losing someone to death, you have to watch someone ... more
This week, I’m answering a question I genuinely never expected to cover on Practical Stoicism: how do you stop masturbating? More specifically, what do you do when masturbation has stopped being an ordinary sexual behaviour and become something compu... more
In this episode, I’m challenging one of the most common assumptions in modern Stoicism: that journaling is somehow an inherently Stoic practice. Marcus Aurelius wasn’t keeping a daily diary, Epictetus wasn’t assigning journal entries to his students,... more
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Just an ad for his "mentoring" really. Virtually nothing of value here.
Thank you so much for your good work.
My experience with this podcast was a mind numbing mental yoga session focused on the academic and theoretical aspects of stoic philosophy. Also seems to spend an unnecessary amount of time criticizing what he calls modern popularizers of stoicism. Having practiced stoicism for more than 10 years at this point, this podcast was quite effective at helping me lose sight of what I love about this way of life.
This is yet another politically bias philosophical podcast. The entire point of stoicism is transcending politics and alleviating the need to engage in political mud-slinging. And yet that is exactly what this podcaster does. It completely detracts from the message of stoicism. I had hoped to find a podcast that actually avoided politics altogether and unfortunately this is not it. Yet another podcaster who does not practice what he preaches.
Great content and LOTS of respect for TC for going to the effort and expense to buy his IP back and make it available without being stuffed with ads! To be clear, I’m fine w some ads for players casts bc I’m not gonna pay a premium for everything I try or listen to but the corporate overlords had apparently been responsible for the absurd ad content. The decision to go it alone is commendable. And for that move alone I’m sending $$ your way.
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This show centers on practical Stoicism, presenting it as a framework for everyday decision-making, self-discipline, and virtuous living. Episodes often blend philosophical readings (notably Marcus Aurelius) with actionable routines, journaling tips, and guidance for applying Stoic principles in daily life, work, and parenting. Recent seasons have leaned into format changes, authoring and promoting premium content, and hosting longer, host-read ad segments while preserving ad-free options on select releases. A distinctive thread is the host's willingness to tackle political topics through a Stoic lens, alongside accessible explanations, real-world anecdotes, and concise, value-focused episodes that aim to keep philosophy usable for a broad ... more
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