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In this episode, I explore key questions from our community, starting with reflections on my book "UPB" and its evolution in "Essential Philosophy." I share my thoughts on amusement parks, advocating for meaningful connections over crowded experiences, and discuss the complexities of communication in parenting.
Delving into Nietzsche, I analyze his views on moral relativity and societal trends. We also examine modern media's distortion of relationship dynamics and the competitive nature of friendships. I conclude with insights on balancing individual freedom and collective responsibility, urging listeners to engage with these complex themes for a deeper understanding of relationships and society.
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In this episode, I explore philosophical questions and current events, starting with the critical issue of healthcare wait times in Canada and its systemic implications. I discuss the challenges of upholding moral standards amid public hypocrisy and reflect on my creative processes, particularly in "The God of Atheists."
Listeners' questions lead to a conversation about artistic integrity, the role of moral characters, and the decline of warning narratives in modern fiction. We conclude with a candid look at the commercialization of thought, emphasizing integrity over wealth. This episode fosters a deeper understanding of our individual and collective responsibilities.
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Sunday Morning Live 4 May 2025
In today's livestream, I examine the theme of personal drama and the self-inflicted challenges we create. I define drama as self-generated, negatively impactful, and typically unsolvable, encouraging listeners to evaluate their own experiences. We discuss how the human brain craves challenge, often leading to unnecessary conflict when real issues are absent. I highlight the importance of distinguishing sympathy based on the nature of others' struggles and provide insights into managing conflicts and communicating difficult topics with children. The discussion emphasizes personal growth and the transformative power of confronting life's challenges directly.
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In this conversation, Stefan speaks with Bob, who struggles with emotional openness and vulnerability due to a traumatic childhood in a violent household. Despite a year of therapy, Bob finds it difficult to express his feelings, impacting his relationships and leading to isolation. Stefan connects Bob’s fears to his upbringing, emphasizing the need for vulnerability to build meaningful connections. The conversation concludes with Bob expressing a commitment to confront his challenges in therapy and a desire for deeper emotional connections.
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I welcomed Bryan Adams back into my playlist this week thanks to the Friday episode. I’ve only recently made peace with my inner parents, and the podcast triggered a memory from my teens - me singing Everything I Do, I Do It for You while it played on TV. My mother, initially quiet and lost in thought, eventually sighed and said something like, “I used to enjoy this song, but it was your father and I’s wedding song and now, whenever I hear it, I just think...‘lies.’” She didn’t have to ask me to stop listening. Inner Mother knew best. Bryan Adams, whose music I genuinely enjoyed, just quietly disappeared from my playlists.
As an adult, if that song came on the car radio, I’d change the station even if she wasn't physically with me.
So of course, I went to Spotify and listened to it again after all these years and my inner mother was completely fine. It’s a small thing, but it brought a winning smile to my face and wanted to share that. Next step: karaoke!!
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