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Modern Stoicism is a podcast dedicated to exploring the principles and practices of Stoicism in the modern world. Through engaging and thought-provoking episodes, the show bridges the timeless wisdom of philosophers like Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, and Epictetus with the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century. Each episode features the hosts (and occasional expert guests) breaking down key Stoic concepts, offering practical tools for managing emotions, building resilience, making ethical decisions, and living a meaningful life.
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I’ve tried just about every podcast on stoicism and the stoics. Casual conversations between enthusiasts cannot compare to a well written script. And these are written beautifully. Writing and narration are best in class. References to stoic texts are accurate, unlike elsewhere. I don’t know if this is AI gen but if so it can’t be called “slop”. My day starts with this meditation in the gym, and I often send it to friends. Outstanding, should be played in schools.
Excellent podcast on Stoic principles and how to apply them
While the content is OK, it doesn’t sound human at all and more like someone fed an AI voice generator a script instead of presenting the content as a real, and flawed human being with actual vocal inflections and dynamics and timing. It’s too distracting to really pay attention.
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