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The Deeper Thinking Podcast

The Deeper Thinking Podcast

The Deeper Thinking Podcast The Deeper Thinking Podcast offers a space where philosophy becomes a way of engaging more fully and deliberately with the world. Each episode explores enduring and emerging ideas that deepen how we live, think, and act. We follow the spirit of those who see the pursuit of wisdom as a lifelong project of becoming more human, more awake, and more responsible. We ask how attention, meaning, and agency might be reclaimed in an age that often scatters them. Drawing on

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14:58

The Feeling That Doesn't Fit - The Deeper Thinking...

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2025/06/18

The Feeling That Doesn't FitThe Deeper Thinking Podcast For those attuned to subtle ruptures, ambient truths, and the unsaid weight of presence. What happens when care becomes fluent, sincerity becomes procedural, and every sentence lands—but nothing truly touches? This episode explores the quiet saturation of calibrated empathy, frictionless inclusion, and the ambient fatigue of performative connection. Set inside the tonal choreography of a conference, we ask not what was said—but what was felt,

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22:52

The Last Question You Were Meant to Answer (AI...

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2025/06/17

The Last Question You Were Meant to Answer The Deeper Thinking Podcast For anyone drawn to epistemic realism, quiet philosophical urgency, and the ethics of not being answered. We ask our questions carefully. But sometimes the world has already moved on. In this episode, we trace the quiet replacement of comprehension with prediction, of dialogue with output. This is not an episode about AI ethics or rebellion. It is a meditation on drift—how systems simulate address so fluently that recognition

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17:35

Why I Didn’t Celebrate: Joy, Refusal, and the Ethics...

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2025/06/14

Why I Didn’t Celebrate: Joy, Refusal, and the Ethics of Unfinished MeaningThe Deeper Thinking Podcast For those who have felt the complexity beneath their silence, and the ethics in their restraint. What if withholding joy isn’t dysfunction—but discernment? In this episode, we explore why some moments, even when marked by personal success or recognition, feel too sacred, too uncertain, or too alive to celebrate. We trace the emotional geometry of restraint, drawing from trauma psychology,

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19:07

Your Past Is Performing Without You : Identity,...

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2025/06/13

Your Past Is Performing Without You The Deeper Thinking Podcast For those living through the strange persistence of their own archive. What happens when the digital versions of ourselves continue to exist—and perform—long after we’ve emotionally, ethically, or ideologically moved on? In this episode, we confront the eerie automation of the past self: not preserved as memory, but reactivated as metric. With quiet references to the work of Michel Foucault, Judith Butler, Bernard Stiegler, and Erving

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15:20

You Want Success, But You’re Terrified of Who You’ll...

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2025/06/07

You Want Success, But You’re Terrified of Who You’ll Become – The Deeper Thinking PodcastThe Deeper Thinking Podcast An intimate exploration of Carl Jung’s concept of the shadow revolt, the emotional contracts that bind us to past selves, and the courage needed to step into who we are truly meant to become. What if the resistance you feel isn’t fear of failure, but grief for the identity you might have to leave behind? Drawing deeply from Carl Jung’s work on the shadow and individuation, this

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17:26

The Grammar of Fire - Where Culture Cooks and Code...

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2025/06/06

The Grammar of Fire: Where Culture Cooks and Code Ferments - The Deeper Thinking Podcast The Deeper Thinking Podcast A sensory-philosophical investigation into how we cook meaning, commodify tradition, and algorithmically flavour desire—across supermarkets, satellites, and ancestral memory. What separates the raw from the cooked isn’t just temperature—it’s a cultural code. In this episode, we follow Claude Lévi-Strauss’s structuralist hinge through smart kitchens, ghost menus, fermented protest, and

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26:03

You Are What You Do Next, Freedom As A Loop - The...

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2025/06/05

You Are What You Do Next : Freedom as a Loop - The Deeper Thinking Podcast *Can we pause our systems before they swallow our agency?* The Deeper Thinking Podcast An exploration of freedom as the engineered loops of reflection that allow us to author our own lives. What if freedom wasn’t a sudden burst of will but a cultivated practice of recursive loops? In this episode, we invoke Paul Ricoeur’s and Dan McAdams’s narrative‐identity theory, Judith Butler’s recognitive justice, and Shoshana Zuboff’s

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19:04

Radical Acceptance: A Discipline of Presence - The...

The Deeper Thinking Podcast ·

2025/06/04

Radical Acceptance : A Discipline of Presence– The Deeper Thinking PodcastThe Deeper Thinking Podcast Radical acceptance is not a gentle concession. It is not the quiet tolerance of what cannot be changed, nor the peaceful surrender to a world beyond one’s control. Rather, it is a confrontation with the real that resists interpretation. Unlike resignation, which drapes futility in soft cloth, radical acceptance offers no such comfort—it demands the stripping away of illusion, the standing bare

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15:36

When Enough Is Enough – The Deeper Thinking Podcast

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2025/06/03

When Enough Is Enough – The Deeper Thinking Podcast The Deeper Thinking Podcast A meditation on burnout, worth, and the quiet rebellion of stopping. What if burnout isn’t a failure of energy, but a clarity of vision? In this episode, we trace the contours of exhaustion—not as collapse, but as quiet refusal. Drawing from the work of Byung-Chul Han, Lauren Berlant, Maurice Merleau-Ponty, and Virginia Woolf, we explore how the ethic of constant optimisation fractures our sense of time, identity, and

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17:40

The Shame We Stand On – The Deeper Thinking Podcast

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2025/06/02

The Shame We Stand On – The Deeper Thinking Podcast The Deeper Thinking Podcast A recursive meditation on shame as epistemic ground, identity as performance, and healing as ontological disobedience. What if shame wasn’t a feeling to overcome—but a structure we unknowingly stand on? In this episode, we explore the idea of ontological shame: a form of selfhood shaped not by momentary embarrassment but by systemic, inherited frameworks of erasure and expectation. Drawing from Judith Butler’s theory of

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18:28

The Miseducation of Daddy and The Coherence of...

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2025/05/31

The Miseducation of Daddy – The Deeper Thinking PodcastThe Deeper Thinking Podcast On intimacy as restraint, emotional fluency as miseducation, and the algorithmic performance of care. A slow unlearning of what it means to feel legibly. What does it mean to be taught how to survive, not through love, but through legibility? In this episode, we examine the appearance of Jane Goodall on Call Her Daddy, not as a celebrity guest but as a case study in how therapeutic media platforms render pain

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Governance Without Meaning - The Deeper Thinking Podcast

The Deeper Thinking Podcast ·

2025/05/31

Governance Without Meaning – Why the System Still Functions Even as Public Trust Disappears The Deeper Thinking Podcast For those tracking the emotional, epistemic, and conceptual shifts reshaping public life. What happens when institutions continue to operate but can no longer be interpreted? In this episode, we explore the quiet, often unseen reconstitution of governance—not through collapse or crisis, but through the slow erosion of shared metaphors, emotional coherence, and civic

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22:55

TED or Dead - The Deeper Thinking Podcast

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2025/05/30

TED or Dead The Deeper Thinking Podcast For those who refuse to arc. For those who resist formatting. For those who remain honest in the face of narrative coercion. When survival becomes a story requirement, and healing must perform to be believed, what happens to those who can’t—or won’t—comply? In this episode, we examine how emotional life has been captured by performance culture. We explore the affective coercion embedded in storytelling frameworks like TED Talks, where trauma must arc, insight

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23:42

To Be Read Correctly: Autism, ADHD, and the...

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2025/05/29

To Be Read Correctly: Autism, ADHD, and the Architecture of MisrecognitionThe Deeper Thinking Podcast For listeners drawn to neurodivergence, diagnostic ethics, and the redesign of perception itself. What happens when a diagnosis comes not as revelation, but as restitution? In this episode, we explore the late discovery of Autism and ADHD—not as deficits to be managed, but as architectures of experience long misinterpreted by the systems meant to support them. Drawing from narrative medicine,

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13:32

A Story About the Future: AI, Archive, and the Ethics...

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2025/05/28

A Story About the Future: AI, Archive, and the Ethics of Synthetic HistoryThe Deeper Thinking Podcast For listeners drawn to epistemic tension, technological haunting, and the quiet violence of perfect memory. What happens when machines remember better than we do? In this episode, we examine the quiet transformation of memory into simulation, where generative AI reconstructs the past—not as evidence, but as emotional interface. Drawing from post-structuralism, trauma theory, and the philosophy of

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21:53

Two Nervous Systems Protecting Old Wounds – The...

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2025/05/27

Two Nervous Systems Protecting Old Wounds – The Deeper Thinking Podcast The Deeper Thinking Podcast A meditation on rupture, habit, and the unseen choreography between two people trying not to break the same way again. What looks like conflict is often just protection—two nervous systems trying to avoid something they’ve felt before. In this episode, we explore what happens when patterns repeat, when silence holds more weight than speech, and when staying becomes its own kind of risk. With insights

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14:35

The Interface Self - The Deeper Thinking Podcast

The Deeper Thinking Podcast ·

2025/05/26

The Interface Self The Deeper Thinking Podcast For those who sense their identity stretching to fit the screen—and want to listen more closely to what remains. In a world that rewards legibility over complexity, what happens to the parts of us that don’t render cleanly? This episode explores the soft coercion of digital platforms—how identity, emotion, and presence are shaped by visibility logic, and how silence becomes a form of resistance. Drawing from post-structural theory, affect studies, and

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08:39

The Paradox That Makes Truth Possible - The Deeper...

The Deeper Thinking Podcast ·

2025/05/25

The Paradox That Makes Truth Possible – The Deeper Thinking Podcast A meditation on contradiction as condition—not conflict—and the quiet cultural systems that cleanse paradox from our narratives, technologies, and sense of the real. What if truth doesn’t emerge from coherence, but from contradiction? In this episode, we explore the doctrine of paradox control: the idea that modern institutions, platforms, and psyches are structurally engineered to avoid unresolved complexity. Drawing from Søren

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22:08

Repression as Infrastructure - The Deeper Thinking...

The Deeper Thinking Podcast ·

2025/05/24

Repression as Infrastructure The Deeper Thinking Podcast When everything feels permitted, but nothing quite feels free—repression may no longer be psychological, but infrastructural. Repression is not hidden; it is designed. Not as an accident of the psyche, but as a feature of the system. If repression once belonged to the inner life—some stubborn knot of childhood or dreamwork—then now it belongs to the infrastructures that route our decisions before we know we’ve made them. It is embedded in how

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21:19

Memory Without Witness, Truth Without Origin - The...

The Deeper Thinking Podcast ·

2025/05/23

Memory Without Witness, Truth Without Origin - The Deeper Thinking Podcast The Deeper Thinking Podcast A slow meditation on truth without origin, memory without witness, and the subtle loss of metaphor in a world rendered by machines. What if the future didn’t arrive with force, but with recursion? In this episode, we introduce the theory of Recursive Plausibility: the idea that truth, memory, and presence are increasingly simulated by machines trained on their own outputs. Drawing from the work of

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