Hosted by Nick and Sharon Pavlovits · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 28 episodes
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Journey through the greatest conversations in human history, where timeless philosophical wisdom meets modern insight. ‘Dinner with the Dead’ transforms Peterson Academy’s exploration of classical thought into engaging modern dialogues, enriched by intimate perspectives from both host and muse (wife). From Plato’s cave to your daily commute, we make profound ideas accessible and relevant to today’s challenges. Perfect for curious minds seeking wisdom in bite-sized portions to snack on while moving through space and time.
Nick and Sharon Pavlovits hosts Dinner with the Dead!, a society show with 28 episodes published.
Join us for an extraordinary intellectual feast as we sit down with one of history's most influential philosophers—Plato. In this episode of Dinner with the Dead, we explore the timeless wisdom of the man who shaped 2,50
In this episode, I reflect on the major themes from Dr. Jordan Peterson’s eight-part Peterson Academy lecture series on The Sermon on the Mount.This discussion is intended as personal study preparation and commentary, no
Some people don't just play the victim -- they weaponize it. In this deep dive, we break down the psychology behind how toxic individuals flip the script, turning their own harmful behavior into a shield of manufactured
What happens when fathers disappear from the home -- and what are they actually building when they're present? This deep dive examines the boy crisis through hard data from the University of Guelph, the Department of Jus
Forget the dusty high school English class -- Julius Caesar is one of the greatest political thrillers ever written. In this deep dive, we crack open Shakespeare's text and examine it purely through the lens of modern de
This text explores the biblical narrative of the brazen serpent as a profound psychological and spiritual blueprint for human redemption
The Word that shaped galaxies entered the world as a child who needed to be held. This meditation reflects on Christ’s birth as a descent into love—where divine purpose is carried by human hands, and salvation begins in
Slide Presentation: In Lecture 9, we dive into the ancient mythological insight that renewal does not come from comfort, but from descent. As chaos emerges, the archetypal feminine and masculine split into their destruct
In Lecture 9 (Peterson Academy - Maps of Meaning), we explore the archetypal structure of the hero’s descent and return. Drawing from Egyptian mythology, we examine how chaos gives rise to opposing masculine and feminine
The single source, an essay by Thaddeus March titled "The Upside-Down Mirror," uses the news that Netflix will screen the Stranger Things finale in theaters as a launching point for a broad critique of modern Hollywood a
Jordan Peterson leads the way in his revealing 1 hour lecture that Google NotebookLM nicely packs into a 22 minute podcast that offers an expansive analysis of archetypal concepts like yin and yang, which Dr. Peterson in
Peterson Academy - Maps of Meaning: Lecture #2 The provided text, excerpts from "The Mythology of Pathways and Transformation," explores the complex nature of the human journey toward self-actualization and development,
The core argument presented is a challenge to the modern Western priority of materialist, objective reality. Instead, the author posits that action, perception, and experience (meaning) are primary for living beings.
Sharon and I kick back on the deck for another Sunday morning conversation, this time diving into the book of Revelation. As we read, we don’t just stick to the text — we bring in questions, insights, and ideas from all
This audio recording, "Sept 14th 2025 Revelation 4: 1-6, features hosts Nick and Sharon discussing Revelation chapter 4, reviewing last weeks verses 1-4 and then focusing on verses 5 and 6, offering a detailed, conversat
The provided slides from "The Primacy of Beauty with Dr. John Vervaeke: Lecture 1" explore the concept of beauty and its perceived decline in modern society. The presentation argues for a return to an ancient understandi
This discussion initiates a podcast titled "Dinner with the Dead," where three individuals, Nick & Sharon Pavlovits, Connor, and Bogdan, aim to explore philosophical and theological concepts. They express interest in app
Dinner With The Dead is a table for thoughtful, Socratic conversation—where we use the Estuary protocol to guide dialogical, philosophical discussions inspired by voices of the past and present. No mysticism, just lively
"Randos" unite! We are hot off the heels of the Midwestuary conference and excited to throw our hat into the ring and hoping that through the dialogical we can learn, grow and give. When I say give, I mean it in the sens
In this contemplative episode, Nick Pavlovits engages in a slow, dialogical journey through Revelation 2:17—exploring hidden manna, the white stone, and the new name only known to the one who receives it. This is not a s
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Dinner with the Dead! is hosted by Nick and Sharon Pavlovits. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 28 episodes.
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