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Welcome to the Fools and Sages Podcast, where deep conversations intersect with practical wisdom. Hosted by Brian Lee and Boaz Soifer, this show invites listeners into thought-provoking conversations that illuminate the transformative insights Boaz gained from nearly three decades of dialogue with Brian.
Unknown Host hosts Fools and Sages, a society show with 110 episodes published.
In this episode, The Fools explore the nature of therapy, mental health, and the importance of internal dispositions and choices in personal growth. They discuss the risks of dependency on external solutions and the valu
In this episode, The Fools explore the concept of the common good, its historical roots, (from Aristotle and after) and its implications for modern society and governance. They discuss the not popularly known "repartimie
Soulmates or Cellmates? The Enigma of Intimate Relationships 106, In which The Fools explore the complex layers of intimate partnership, archetypes, metaphysical perspectives, and the myth of the Fisher King, delving int
In this episode, The Fools explore the nature of reality, consciousness, and the interpretive process of meaning. They delve into ontological concepts, the universe's messaging, and how our perceptions shape our understa
In this episode, The Fools explore the complex nature of patience, impatience, and their relationship with mortality, suffering, and inner peace. They delve into philosophical and psychological insights, offering a nuanc
In this riveting episode The Fools take a look at different systems for typing personalities, looking at their differing assumptions, goals, strengths and weaknesses. They also put them in historical and philosophical co
In this episode The Fools have the pleasure of speaking with Joshua Beneventi, an anthropologist, philosopher, and the North American Ambassador for Logos Publishing. In this episode, Joshua shares his unique journey of
In this episode, Happy Happy Joy Joy 100, The Fools explore the multifaceted nature of joy, its associations, and its role in human experience. They delve into philosophical, psychological, and spiritual perspectives, ex
In this episode, The Fools explore the importance of breadth versus depth in thinking, organizational evolution, and navigating a rapidly changing world. They discuss mental models, the value of polymathy, and how to ada
Exploring the metaphysics of ethics, karma, and the nature of good and evil through a deep philosophical conversation. The discussion covers concepts like quantum potential, moral responsibility, and the evolution of con
Is consciousness limited to the "Zone of Middle Dimensions"? or are we limited by our personal viewpoint? Can we escape to higher consciousness? a look at various answers from different times and traditions...
Wherein The Fools discuss the current and persistent kerfluffle surrounding the soon to be released production of Homer's Odyssey, from an hermeneutical viewpoint, with the predictable Fool's "few stones left unturned" t
Erez Levin: Taboos and Hacking The Body Politic 95, wherein The Fools welcome guest, Erez Levin, an advertising technologist who's trying to engineer big pro-social norm shifting changes in that industry. He's an outspok
Join the Fools as they explore the depths of the Tao Te Ching with Dr. David Marshall, a China scholar and expert in world religions. We discuss translation challenges, the metaphysical nature of the Tao, and its relevan
In this episode The Fools explore the complex relationship between psychedelics, traditional knowledge, and modern science. It emphasizes the importance of humility, tradition, and responsible use in integrating psychede
Slicing Up The Pepperoni of Time 92, in which the Fools explore time, how humans relate to it and some of the famous debates about its nature, like that between Albert Einstein and Henri Bergson in the early 20th century
In this discussion The Fools Explore the metaphor of explicit playing cards to understand philosophy, self-identity, and the process of individuation. A deep dive into Nietzsche, Heidegger, and the stages of personal dev
In this insightful interview with the Fools, Dr. Stephen Hicks explores the complex relationship between philosophy, consciousness, and reality, delving into the historical development of ideas from ancient philosophy to
Who's Your Daddy? Orphans Discuss Fatherhood 89 , Wherein The Fools explore the archetype of the father, its psychological significance, and its role in personal and cultural development. The conversation delves into the
This episode explores the complex relationship between money, freedom, and consciousness. The Fools discuss personal experiences, cultural influences, and philosophical insights into how money acts as an intermediary bet
Dr. David Marshall
Dean of the College of Media Arts and Communications · Center for Schools and Communities
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Stephen Hicks
Professor of Philosophy at Rockford University and Peterson Academy · Rockford University
1 appearance on this show
Joshua Beneventi
Logos Publishing
1 appearance on this show
James Hartree
Institute for Classical Dialogue
1 appearance on this show
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