The Discipline of Listening: How to Hear Wisely
This episode explores listening as a form of courage and clarity—an active practice that shapes how we understand the world and ourselves.From Zeno’s simple reminder that we have “two ears and one mou...
24 Joulu 20257min
Practical Ways to Find Joy in the Present
This episode brings haiku and Stoicism into conversation, showing how both traditions teach us to savor fleeting moments while also meeting life with energy and purpose. Bashō’s delicate images remind...
17 Joulu 20257min
What Tyrants Get Wrong About Power and Wealth
This episode turns the Stoic lens toward the illusions of power and wealth, as Epictetus and Cicero expose the tyranny of desire and the poverty of excess.Through the figure of the boastful ruler and ...
10 Joulu 20256min
Why The World Needs Stoic Empathy (Interview with Shermin Kruse)
In this episode, I talk to Shermin Kruse, a globally recognized negotiation consultant, law professor, author, and TEDx producer.In her latest book, Stoic Empathy, Shermin blends neuroscience, philoso...
3 Joulu 20251h 13min
Don’t Fear Death, Fear a Life Unlived
This episode weaves together the wisdom of Michel de Montaigne and Seneca—two thinkers separated by centuries yet united in their answer to life’s oldest question: how should we live?For Montaigne, th...
26 Marras 20256min
The Poetry of Simple Stoic Living
In this episode, we look at the beauty of balance through Seneca’s counsel on plain living and Max Ehrmann’s Desiderata.Seneca reminds us that philosophy calls for simplicity, not self-punishment—a li...
19 Marras 20257min
How a Stoic Becomes Invincible
This episode explores Epictetus’s radical vision of strength—one rooted not in anger or domination, but in mastery of the self. Through his reflections on thieves, insults, and injustice, the former s...
12 Marras 20257min
Do You Know What Things Are Good And Evil?
This episode traces the Stoic lineage back to Socrates, whose probing questions revealed that health, wealth, and reputation are not inherently good or bad—their value lies in how we use them.From Xen...
5 Marras 20256min
