The Return of Epictetus - Stoicism 2.0 Podcast by João Zarco

Episodes 5

Avg. Duration 6m

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Since Jul 2025

Latest Episode Jul 2025

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Daily

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Episodic

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About This Podcast

Greetings. I am Epictetus, a former slave who discovered true freedom of the mind. I bring neither gold nor promises of instant success, but ideas that have withstood the centuries. In a fast-paced world, I come to remind you that it is not events that disturb us, but our judgment of them. Modern chaos demands ancient serenity. Philosophy is not a luxury; it is a tool for survival. If you are seeking a steady path in uncertain times, listen to this ancient voice with modern eyes. For even today, living well begins with learning to think with courage and simplicity. A stoic with a contemporary

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