Caleb Ontiveros and Michael Tremblay discuss how to build resilience, develop virtue, and make sense of the world through Stoic philosophy. One episode a week. Get the Stoa app: www.stoameditation.com/pod [www.stoameditation.com/pod] Get the Stoa Letter: www.stoaletter.com/subscribe [www.stoaletter.com/subscribe?utm_source=podcast_description] www.stoaletter.com
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 203 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Caleb explores why anger works as social currency. If you're not angry when someone hurts your friend, do you really care about them?
People aren't wrong to read meaning into your emotional responses. If most angry people care and most calm people d... more
Caleb and Michael interview Donald J. Robertson on Anger and Stoicism.
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Most of our thoughts are wrong. That's the problem with thinking—we make judgments about good and bad that don't match reality. Zen practitioners figured this out centuries ago.
Caleb explores two Zen practices that Stoics can steal. The first is al... more
Should Stoics use AI? Michael and Caleb tackle this modern question by examining how ancient philosophy guides our relationship with new technology. They explore the risks of overconfidence, the difference between knowledge and mere reminders, and wh... more
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I heard some of the best insights aobut Stoicism in these podcast episodes. Sometimes Caleb’s slow cadence makes it harder to follow his train of thought (especially when you’re listening to this while commuting), and Michael’s awkward sing-offs make you think these guys are amateurs. Maybe they are, but the content is worth sticking around for. There is at least one golden nugget of insight in nearly every episode. Some are loaded with them. If you’re interested in Stoicism, give these guys a c... more
Indispensable; the best audio form content for this philosophy that I’ve yet come across.
The thematic episodes are insightful, structured convos between the hosts, both of whom wield their advanced philosophy degrees gently here, like slicing garlic with a battle axe. The Discourses episode should be required listening for anyone new to the philosophy, I’ll definitely be recommending that widely. The interview episodes have been excellent with the hosts asking truly interesting questions tha... more
It is clear the hosts are well prepared and have a reasoned and thoughtful approach to each episode. This is stoicism presented on an intellectual level where many similar podcasts lean too much into the emotional masculinity appeal. A great podcast!
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Caleb and Michael are very good at conveying Stoic ideas in a very low-key, equanimous fashion. I really appreciate this approach, which differs much from other mainstream stoic channels, more concerned with motivational aspects rather than being focused on getting into the nitty-gritty of the philosophy—which is really the only way to go if we're seeking profound and durable progress towards attaining Wisdom.
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A deep exploration of Stoic philosophy as it relates to practical living forms the core of this podcast. Each episode features discussions about resilience, virtue, and how to navigate contemporary issues through the lens of Stoicism. The hosts often critique common misconceptions about Stoicism while providing insights and practical exercises derived from ancient teachings that are relevant to today's challenges. What sets this series apart is its blend of rigorous philosophical analysis with approachable conversation, aimed at helping listeners apply Stoic principles in everyday life.
Listeners can expect thought-provoking dialogues that not only introduce Stoic concepts but also challenge them to reflect on their personal values and dec... more
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