Pursuit: The Founders’ Guide to Happiness, is a 12-part series hosted by Jeffrey Rosen featuring Ken Burns and leading scholars. It explores how the founders understood personal growth and lifelong learning as essential to the common good, why those ideas matter today, and how you can put them into practice.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GovernmentHistory |
Thomas Jefferson was well-known for offering advice about industry and frugality to his family members and friends, and he was passionate about expanding public education in America. Unfortunately, he did not always live up to his own ideals. Jeffrey... more
In 1771, Thomas Jefferson sent his friend Robert Skipwith a curated reading list. In this episode, Jeffrey Rosen, with the help of scholar Eric Slauter and Ken Burns, dives into Jefferson’s recommendations and the importance of deep daily reading.
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John and Abigail Adams formed a partnership fueled by intellectual curiosity, a desire to be the best versions of themselves and many, many letters. Jeffrey Rosen speaks with political historian Lindsay Chervinsky and Ken Burns on how John and Abigai... more
In his autobiography at the age of 79, Benjamin Franklin attributed the happiness of his long life to his “evenness of temper,” rather than to his public accomplishments. Jeffrey Rosen speaks with Franklin scholar Stacy Schiff about why he put temper... more
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Wonderful podcast with Professor Rosen, Ken Burns and other guests that offers food for thought, a journey through the philosophical underpinnings of the founding, and how we can all be better versions of ourselves. Thoroughly unique and wholly enjoyable.
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Focusing on the intersection of historical insight and personal development, this podcast examines how the thoughts and writings of America's founding figures inform contemporary ideas of happiness and virtue. Episodes feature discussions on the profound impact of lifelong learning, moral philosophy, and the significance of self-improvement in the lives of historical figures like Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and the Adamses. Notably, acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burns contributes his perspectives, enriching the dialogue with personal anecdotes and reflections on civic duty. The content encourages listeners to think critically about the role of character and moral living in their pursuits of happiness today.
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