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The What Is Stoicism? Podcast
Allan John (What Is Stoicism?)
The Lifeonaire Show
Lifeonaire.com
Addiction Unlimited Podcast
Angela Pugh
Der Radio TEDDY-Nachrichtenpodcast des Tages
Radio TEDDY
P2P Cafe - Der P2P Kredite Talk mit Thomas Butz & Lars Wrobbel #123
Thomas Butz & Lars Wrobbel
The xMonks Drive
Gaurav Arora
Tony Robbins Podcast Daily
Tony
TuttoLibri
Radio Number One
Funny Medicine Podcast
Julia Brunet and Yvette Gonzalez, D.O.
4REX | Trading Talk
Tom von 4REX Impulse
Hypnosis for sleeping deeply (Jason Newland)
Jason Newland
Hello Seven Podcast
Rachel Rodgers
Der immocation Podcast | Lerne Immobilien
immocation
Keeping It Real: Conversations with Jillian Michaels
Jillian Michaels
Life Point
Tom Dougherty
Evidence 4 Faith
Michael Lane
Show Me The Money Club
Sergio and Chris
Dance To Heal Podcast
Jenny C. Cohen
Designing with Love
Jackie Pelegrin
Restart Hope
Joel Sikha
Big Talk About Small Business
Big Talk About Small Business
Gardening Inside Out
Gardening Inside Out
Salon Success Secrets — The podcast for salon owners who are done hustling harder and ready to break their revenue ceiling.
Lindsay Lowe & Jen Booth
Shane Hewitt and The Nightshift
iHeartRadio
Australian Daily Tanya with R' Yossi Paltiel
Inside Chassidus
Practical Advice from the Scriptures
Anissa Cooke
OK Let’s Learn
Kevin OKeefe
7 Good Minutes
Clyde Lee Dennis
Republic Broadcasting Network
Republic Broadcasting Network
Jak Piggott
Jak Piggott
Seeds of Revolution
Camas Books and Infoshop
Relax & sleep hypnosis daily
Jason Newland
Lifelong Learning With A. A. Khatana
A.A. Khatana
Simply Charlotte Mason Homeschooling (video)
Sonya Shafer
Simply Charlotte Mason Homeschooling
Sonya Shafer
Kryptonite
Eric Zuzack
The Independent Advisors
Mark McEvily
Éducation
Allan John (What Is Stoicism?)
This episode looks at how the chase for novelty and the habit of overextension both unsettle the mind. Cicero reminds us that possessions and technologies are not good in themselves—their value depends on how we use them...
This episode treats life’s difficulties as assignments rather than interruptions. Epictetus reminds us that we don’t get to choose every task Fortune sets, but we do choose how well we meet it. Each challenge becomes a c...
This episode explores the Stoic partnership between foresight and acceptance. Preparing for setbacks doesn’t mean expecting misery—it means building the resilience to meet difficulty without being overwhelmed. With Philo...
This episode explores gratitude as a Stoic practice, emphasizing the transformative power of attention. By imagining what we might have already lost—or even our own death—we can reawaken appreciation for ordinary moments...
This episode returns philosophy to its ancient meaning: not something merely studied, but something lived. Pierre Hadot shows that figures like Marcus Aurelius practiced philosophy through daily self-examination rather t...
This episode examines the attention we surrender to screens, busyness, and distraction.Eric Pickersgill’s phone-free photographs reveal how strange our habits can look when the device disappears, while Seneca warns that ...
This episode reflects on the quiet evidence of resilience we carry with us: the fact that we have survived every difficult moment that once seemed unbearable. Seneca’s image of the scar reminds us that old wounds are not...
This episode explores Stoicism as a love of wisdom and a daily practice of character.By understanding virtue as human excellence—thinking clearly, acting justly, facing difficulty bravely, and resisting excess—the philos...
This episode turns Seneca’s call to “hold every hour in our grasp” into something more concrete.Through Montaigne’s habits of writing and walking, and Matt Haig’s reflections on acceptance, we look at how attention can s...
This episode examines anger through the lens of Seneca and Epictetus.Seneca warns that anger harms us first, clouding reason and undermining self-control, while Epictetus reframes wrongdoing as error rather than malice.T...
This episode explores how much of our distress comes not from events themselves, but from the interpretations we layer on top of them. Marcus Aurelius reminds us that opinions are optional, while Epictetus shows how easi...
This episode explores Cicero’s three-part guide to living well: let reason govern impulse, see things as they truly are, and practice moderation. These principles form a practical framework for navigating daily decisions...
This episode is a gentle return to practice for anyone who’s drifted or struggled to begin.Seneca and the Stoics remind us that growth starts with effort, but becomes easier—and even rewarding—once it takes hold.The aim ...
This episode reflects on the Stoic call to care for your own soul.Marcus Aurelius warns that misery comes not from ignoring others, but from neglecting the activity of our own mind.Seneca adds that a well-formed soul—gui...
This episode looks at how Stoicism handles insults without turning us into “unfeeling statues.” Epictetus suggests taking a cue from a stone: insults only work if we grant them importance. When we pause and refuse that i...
This episode explores how Stoicism moves from theory to instinct. The ancients distilled complex teachings into sharp, portable aphorisms—short phrases designed to steady the mind under pressure. From Delphic maxims to C...
This episode reflects on the power of everyday kindness—the remembered question, the use of someone’s name, the simple act of inclusion that makes a person feel seen.It explores traditions like Turkey’s askıda ekmek and ...
This episode centres on a question from Epictetus: what is there to fear?By focusing only on what’s truly within our control—our choices and character—we loosen the grip of anxiety.With fear quieted, attention returns to...
This episode follows Epictetus’s vivid portrait of Diogenes the Cynic—a philosopher who lived as a “spy” on false values, exposing how little we truly need to live freely. From Diogenes’ fearless simplicity to Seneca and...
This episode tackles one of life’s most enduring questions: why do misfortunes so often strike those who seem least deserving of them?Drawing on Seneca’s On Providence and the poetry of Octavio Paz, we look at suffering ...
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