
A self-development podcast with philosophical, psychological and literary flair hosted by Victoria Hutchins, the creator of @thedailyvictorian and nationally bestselling author of MAKE BELIEVE. Episodes every other Sunday.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

We all have that one person who can ruin our day in less than 30 seconds. Why is it so hard to stay in our values around certain people? And how do we stop giving them so much power? In this episode, we're turning to the 19th-century philosopher Frie... more
According to the existentialists, the core problem of being human is this: we are meaning-seeking creatures in a universe that is silent on meaning. But somehow, we're supposed to figure out what to major in, who to marry, and what to do with the app... more
The manosphere wants you to think charisma is all about dominance and control. But what if it’s actually about deep presence and social courage?
I don’t want to be like the guy who uses scarce communication to hide his lack of depth and fear of comm... more
Pumpkin spice apologists wya? It’s the great lock in Charlie Brown!!!!! In this episode, I’m walking you through the exact five-step seasonal planning system that dramatically changed my life a few years back. Along the way, we’ll dive into the philo... more
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Hi Victoria! I really liked this last pod especially about charisma❤️ I feel like we are friends and we just had a wonderful walk and coffee date where you shared all hard work you have done researching this top. The end was especially powerful highlighting that these learnings are tools not a robotic script and it is normal and expected we are going to prattle on and freeze sometimes in conversation. That last poem really moved me🥹 thank you for your work and all you do for you community ✨
So first let me say, I found a girl on Instagram who was talking about good yoga podcast or podcast made by yogis that feel good. I added a few on her list, and then forgot about it. Then Victoria released her Fall planning podcast and I listened and felt seen and inspired because I also feel like I always get my second wind (or first) in the fall. Since then, I have jumped around on the podcast listening to the ones I feel drawn to. Now I am completely invested and a fan. Your podcast feels li... more
literally changing my life one episode at a time i’m obsessed w you and the way your brain works
Hi Victoria! I follow you on Instagram and recently found your podcast. This Sunday I listed to your episode of how to get out of a rut and I was HOOKED. Practical and helpful advice that really helped me. I have been in a rut since 2020. It’s been a long long time. Since then I graduated from medical school, got married, moved to a new country, and last year I lost my brother. This was all happening in my mid to late 20s until finally last year I turned 30. My life feels like it’s been in free ... more
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The show centers on self-development through a blend of philosophy, psychology, and storytelling. Across episodes, topics like creativity, love, spiritual evolution, confrontation, and meaningful conversation recur through personal anecdotes, practical takeaways, and references to thinkers ranging from Nietzsche to Kant. The host often reframes complex ideas into actionable insights for modern life, emphasizing authenticity, self-respect, and navigating change with curiosity. A standout trait is the warm yet fierce, candid delivery that has built a highly engaged, loyal listener community hungry for thoughtful, grounded discussion. This program is likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy introspective philosophy-informed guidance, creative p... more
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