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One Philosopher At A Time
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One Philosopher At A Time

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About this podcast

One Philosopher At A Time is a story-driven philosophy podcast that explores the thinkers who shaped how we understand life, truth, morality, power, love, death, and meaning.Each episode focuses on one philosopher: who they were, what they believed, the world they lived in, and why their ideas still matter today. From Socrates and Plato to Nietzsche, Confucius, Simone de Beauvoir, Marcus Aurelius, and beyond, this show makes philosophy clear, human, and useful.No jargon. No academic gatekeeping. Just one thinker, one life, and one big idea at a time. Powered by Jellypod. (Powered by Jellypod)

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Aquinas and the Reason-Faith Map

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This episode introduces Thomas Aquinas, his Dominican life, and the medieval shockwave caused by Aristotle’s return to Europe. It also unpacks Aquinas’s core ideas on reason and revelation, scholastic method, act and pot

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Augustine, Desire, and the Restless Heart

Jun 6, 202613m0

This episode introduces Augustine of Hippo and explores why Confessions is more than autobiography: it is a deep inquiry into memory, desire, sin, and self-knowledge. It also explains his ideas about evil as privation, d

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Heraclitus and the Hidden Order of Change

Jun 5, 202613m0

This episode explores Heraclitus’s view that reality is always in motion, from rivers and fire to the tension of opposites. It also explains his idea of logos as the underlying pattern that gives change its intelligible

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Diogenes and the Art of Living Free

Jun 4, 202612m0

This episode explores Diogenes of Sinope, the ancient Cynic who turned simplicity, shamelessness, and blunt truth-telling into a philosophy of freedom. It traces how his radical rejection of convention challenged status,

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Epicurus: Pleasure Without Excess

Jun 3, 202612m0

This episode explores Epicurus beyond the stereotype of luxury, tracing his modest life, the Garden in Athens, and his radical view that happiness comes from simplicity, friendship, and freedom from fear. It also breaks

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Marcus Aurelius, Stoicism, and the Art of Self-Rule

Jun 3, 202612m0

This episode explores Marcus Aurelius as both Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher, unpacking the historical pressures behind Meditations and the core Stoic ideas of judgment, virtue, duty, and mortality. It also consider

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The Buddha, the Four Noble Truths, and the Middle Way

May 31, 202613m0

This episode introduces Siddhartha Gautama and the historical uncertainty around his life before unpacking the Buddha’s core diagnosis of dukkha, craving, and liberation. It also explains the Four Noble Truths, the Middl

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Laozi, Wu Wei, and the Way Behind the World

May 30, 202611m0

This episode explores the legendary figure of Laozi, the origins of the Dao De Jing, and the central ideas of Dao and de. It also breaks down wu wei, water imagery, and Laozi’s upside-down ethics of softness, humility, a

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Confucius, Ren, and the Power of Ritual

May 29, 202613m0

This episode explores Confucius in a time of political breakdown, tracing how ren and li shape humaneness, self-discipline, and trust. It also unpacks the Analects as a teaching tradition and shows why moral formation, n

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Aristotle’s Four Causes, Form, and Change

May 28, 202615m0

This episode introduces Aristotle’s life, his break with but debt to Plato, and why his writing feels so systematic and dense. It also breaks down his ideas of four causes, matter and form, and the distinction between po

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Plato’s Cave, Forms, and the Fight for Truth

May 28, 202613m0

This episode traces how Plato’s experience of Socrates’ death shaped his lifelong project, from the dialogue form and the Academy to his theory of Forms. It also breaks down the Allegory of the Cave and what Plato means

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Socrates and the Art of Questioning

May 28, 202617m0

Explore how Socrates turned philosophy toward ethics, self-examination, and the search for virtue through relentless questioning. This episode also untangles the challenge of separating the historical Socrates from the p

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