
A podcast about Nietzsche's ideas, his influences, and those he influenced. Philosophy and cultural commentary through a Nietzschean lens. Support the show at Patreon: www.patreon.com/untimelyreflections A few collected essays and thoughts: untimely-reflections.blogspot.com/
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 259 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

The longest Q&A so far! The beginning has a number of Patreon updates, most of which involve things that have already transpired on the podcast. If you want to be involved with asking Q&A questions, or voting in polls to decide future material for th... more
In Marcus Tullius Cicero's Tusculan Disputations, he cites a story of Pythagoras, the man who created the term, "philosopher". His description of the philosopher is as one who comes into life not as a competitor, not in the pursuit of money or fame -... more
There is nothing new under the sun: it was here, already, long ago. It was here before our time. This much must be said of the ancient skeptics, who put forward perspectival, relativistic, and moral anti-realist arguments during the Hellenistic age. ... more
Devin (Left Nietzschean) joined me to discuss the underlying philosophical themes of Star Trek, including a potential affinity with Nietzsche as regards the need for self-overcoming as opposed to utopia; the idea of moral "perfectionism", interpreted... more
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I’m very happy to have found this podcast.
Just as erudite as my Classics professor from one of England’s top tier universities.
This has given me a new understanding of the subject. Thank you.
I love this podcast. I work delivering car parts and stream this through the truck radio. A true oasis in a dull, soulless wasteland. I’m a retired scientist and this is just what I need to keep my mind working. Bravo!
I highly recommend this programme to anyone who wishes to expand their understanding of the Nitetzchien language and enjoy a quality walkthrough of these timeless reads <3
There’s a lot thought and evenhandedness in discussing Nietzsche’s philosophy. I’m going back through all the episodes. So good.
I continue to enjoy and be challenged to understand Nietzsche tho man and his work.
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A philosophy-focused show that centers on Nietzsche's ideas, influences, and cross-disciplinary connections, often pairing close readings with historical context and critical discussions. Episodes frequently compare Nietzsche to Hume, Spinoza, Zhuangzi, and other thinkers, exploring topics like causality, free will, habit, morality, and the daemonic. The format tends toward lecture-style analysis, with thoughtful synthesis of primary texts and secondary perspectives, and a clear emphasis on making complex ideas accessible through careful exposition. A notable strength is the host's rigorous yet approachable delivery, which has earned high praise for depth, balance, and erudition. The podcast also engages with broader cultural and literary t... more
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