Using Stoic philosophy to help you (and me): LEARN from the past, PLAN for the future, LIVE in the present.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 212 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophyHealth & FitnessMental HealthSociety & Culture |
In this episode, we follow Epictetus and Musonius Rufus as they dismantle the illusion that we can control anyone—or anything—outside ourselves.
Through the story of a man desperate to end his brother’s anger and Musonius’s calm endurance in exile, ... more
This episode explores the timeless bond between mentors and students, drawing on Plutarch’s portraits of statesmen and Marcus Aurelius’s personal inventory of gratitude.
We trace how wisdom flows not through rivalry but through respect, service, an... more
This episode explores how Cicero and Marcus Aurelius both emphasized kindness, service, and integrity as essential parts of human nature.
We look at Cicero’s call to strengthen society through generosity and Marcus’s list of ways we betray ourselves... more
In a world where “more” is sold as the shortcut to happiness, the Stoics stood in stubborn, refreshing opposition.
They argued that wealth, status, and praise, far from guaranteeing joy, often entangle us in new anxieties.
This episode explores tha... more
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I find the research he does and the length of the podcast meaningful and easy to digest first thing in the morning. Sets my day and thinking on the right path especially if listened to before opening the morning paper or internet news. Our world leaders and politicians could do with a few of the tenets of stoicism, especially justice and virtue. But we can’t own that. We must first take care of making ourselves the best we can be as this podcast constantly reminds us.
For me one of the best stoic podcasts. I love these short stoic bits for daily life. Please continue.
Great snippets of wisdom for when you need it the most or are going through a touch time! This podcast found me when I needed it the most. Thank you for your work.
This is a great little podcast. Every episode gives you something valuable to think about. Very helpful to start having a better perspective on life and society.
Very well done, Allan.
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This series harnesses the principles of Stoic philosophy to provide insights on personal growth, mental resilience, and a purposeful life. Discussions range from how Stoicism can impact daily decisions and emotional well-being to the exploration of ancient wisdom and its application in contemporary issues. Episodes feature a mixture of thought-provoking philosophical notions and practical advice for overcoming life challenges, maintaining focus, and fostering a sense of community within the Stoic framework. It is particularly unique in its emphasis on bite-sized content, making complex concepts more accessible and easy to integrate into everyday life.
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