
How do other cultures handle the universal problems that we face here at home? Something to Declare is here to find the answer. Join Jack Boswell as he explores the roots of global cultural practices and how people are interpreting them today, from Japanese Wabi Sabi philosophy to the Sacred Geography of Andean tribes.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | PhilosophyPlaces & TravelSociety & Culture | ||||

In this episode, Jack Boswell explores the Irish concept of "Craic"—a unique blend of humour, storytelling, and community that brings joy and resilience to everyday life.
Joining Jack is stand-up comedian Cat Anderson, who unpacks the elusive essenc... more
Jack Boswell explores the Finnish concept of sisu - a profound inner strength that emerges when we face life’s toughest challenges.
Joining him is Emilia Elisabet Lahti, a Finnish behavioural scientist, who delves into the origins of sisu, a corners... more
Jack Boswell explores the Parisian tradition of flânerie, the art of strolling aimlessly through city streets, discovering beauty in the everyday.
Joining him is Dr Aimée Boutin, a French literature professor and flânerie expert, who explains its or... more
Jack Boswell explores Sweden’s cherished tradition of fika and its lessons on the art of taking a break.
Joining him is Anna Brones, author of Fika: The Art of the Swedish Coffee Break, who shares how this ritual goes beyond coffee and pastries to c... more
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Exploring diverse cultural practices and philosophies, this podcast examines how different societies tackle universal human challenges. The host engages with various guests, including experts in anthropology, psychology, art, and philosophy, to delve into topics such as resilience in Finnish culture, the significance of community in South Africa, and the beauty of imperfection in Japanese aesthetics. The discussion often intersects with everyday experiences, offering listeners an enriching perspective on familiar issues through the lens of global traditions and social norms.
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