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#158 - Grieve Like A Stoic
Grief is one of the more challenging human emotions to deal with, as it is normally in response to a significant loss. Stoics are sometimes mistakenl…
4 years ago
#157 - Keep the Tension
Relationships are tricky, and romantic ones are no exception. In any relationship, there is bound to be some tension around certain topics. Some may …
4 years ago
#156 - David Fideler: Seneca, Harmony, & Politics
David Fideler is a philosopher and author of Breakfast with Seneca, where he explains Seneca's ideas. In this episode, we discuss Seneca, and whether…
4 years ago
#155 - Dark Times
We are faced with challenging times. We're two years into a pandemic and, as if that wasn't enough, there's conflict left, right, and center in regar…
4 years ago
#154 - Giving Up
Giving up often gets a bad rep, but is that justified? Are there situations where giving up is not only acceptable but even virtuous? It's certainly …
4 years, 1 month ago
#153 - Juliet Rose: Fiction, Writing, & Redemption
Juliet Rose is a fiction author with a passion for helping people improve their lives and become happier through story-telling. Her work is deep, hon…
4 years, 1 month ago
#152 - Friendship
Aristotle defined three types of friendship: friends for pleasure, friends for benefit, and true friends. Each type of friends has a place in most pe…
4 years, 1 month ago
#151 - The Power of the Word
The Paleolithic Shamans believed that articulate language could literally perform magic. It held real religious signifigance as well, which is well d…
4 years, 1 month ago
#150 - Shane Trotter: Barbarian Virtues, Strength, & Love
Shane Trotter is an educator, writer, and high school Strength & Conditioning Coordinator who has been challenging youth development norms for over a…
4 years, 1 month ago
#149 - Monopoly Madness
Monopoly is notorious for destroying families and relationships. It's a game with many frustrations built right into it - the element of chance, for …
4 years, 1 month ago