🎧 Field Note 3.2 — All the King’s CandyWhat do we swallow when we crave certainty, and who’s feeding it to us?In this episode of No Shortcuts to Now: childhood sweetness and modern certainty; gum scraped from the sidewalk; Sunday school lessons and post-truth prophets; how a sour little candy foretold an empire of outrage.👉 Subscribe to No Shortcuts to Now📖 Prefer to read? The full text is included below.🗂️ New here? → 📘 Begin Here☕ No kings, no sponsors — just caffeine and conviction. You can

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David Le was bored at his job, so he got a new one—and never quit the old one.It was just that he was super efficient—he got more done in a 20 hour work week than his coworkers did with 40. “If I can do your job twice as fast,” he thought, “why can’t I do two 20-hour-a-week jobs rather than pretend to work 40 at one?” This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.elysian.press/subscribe

Send us a textWhat decisions have you made for your life? Dr. Anita discusses what to do if you don't like where you are. It is time to make a new decision that is right for you and you alone. Support the showInstagram: dranitamc,NoomVibe: Dr. Anita McLaughlin,Facebook: DrAnita Dix (McLaughlin),Linkedin: Dr. Anita McLaughlin,FanBase: Dr. Anita McLaughlin,YouTube: A Diamond Moment With Dr. Anita,Cash App: $DrAnitaMc,Radio: AMMedia-Online.com (The Voice of the Independent),Visit DrAnitaMc.com

Hi there!I’m on a 3-week solo trip in Europe for the very first time. I set foot in Malaga, Espana three days ago. As I was sitting by the beach yesterday, I felt like recording this episode. This summer, I was a witness to my mother’s cancer diagnosis. I ended up being the one who told her that doctors found, out of the blue, a tumor on her ovaries. After months of being told she was alright, it was a shock for everyone. This news came two weeks after I “celebrated” 25 years since my father’s

🌟Episode SummaryHello, my beautiful, luminous souls, and welcome to this sacred sanctuary of discovery. I am so grateful to connect with you here. 💖🥰✨For most of my life—about 40 years—I held a belief that I think many of us share: that our highest joy and our greatest abundance are two separate things. I truly believed that to succeed, I had to choose either a path that brought me joy or a path that brought me abundance and security.But what if that separation is the biggest illusion we’ve ever

https://www.solgoodmedia.com Listen to hundreds of audiobooks, thousands of short stories, and ambient sounds all ad free! "The Daily Philosopher" offers daily bites of wisdom, exploring ideas from ancient wisdom to modern thought leaders. Dive into deep philosophical discussions and learn to apply philosophical concepts to everyday life. Whether you're a seasoned philosopher or just getting started, this podcast promises to enlighten and inspire.

VN: Hey M, you come up with a name for the architecture yet? M: No, we've been busy. VN: Buddy, it takes all of 5 seconds to come up with a name. M: Maybe for you! But for use mere mortals, it takes forever. E, I and the rest of the guys just can't settle on one. I don't see why you keep insisting the name's got to be short and sweet anyhow. Can't you just call it a report on computer architecture or something? VN: That's the worst name! Look, let me explain what I'm worried about, and perhaps

Welcome back to Infinite Threads. I’m your host, Bob.Some days the bravest thing you can do is stay.Not stand up.Not speak out.Not rush in with a banner or a cry.But just… stay.With the person who’s hurting.With the part of yourself you want to run from.With the aching truth you’ve been dodging.We often talk about courage like it has to be loud or visible.Like it only counts when someone else can applaud it.But there’s another kind of bravery—quiet and still—that doesn’t get celebrated much.And

Man makes religion, religion does not make man, says the German philosopher Feuerbach. Karl Marx agrees. But why do we do this, and should we? Find out more!

Hannah Arendt was born in 1906 in Hanover, Germany, to a secular Jewish family. She grew up in Königsberg (Immanuel Kant’s city), raised largely by her mother after her father died when she was seven. Brilliant and strong-willed, Arendt studied philosophy at university under some of Germany’s greatest thinkers – including Martin Heidegger at Marburg (with whom she had a youthful love affair) and Karl Jaspers at Heidelberg. She completed a dissertation on St. Augustine’s concept of love. But Arendt’s

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What are the implications of the UK's proposed mandatory digital ID system, known as the Brit Card? We need to explore the potential dangers of such a system, including privacy concerns, government control, and the impact on civil liberties. We also need to touch on the global push for digital IDs and the risks associated with surveillance and free speech.Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Digital ID and the Brit Card 03:55 Concerns and Implications of Digital ID 07:45 Global Context and

How do we maintain our energy in these wild times? By learning what the ancient Stoics knew.....you must learn to control the controllables. teachings of Stoic philosophy and modern psychology regarding control, influence, and resilience. The conversation provides practical tools and insights for our listeners our are ready to reclaim their energy and focus on actionable steps that lead to personal empowerment and growth so they can better handle the world around them. Chapters 00:00

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Episode #23 🎧 How Our Deepest Bonds May Be the Root of Our Suffering is a tender topic for many. I intend this video helps you now. Welcome Immortal Beloveds to The Dawna Cosmic Podcast Not your everyday conversation. All things under the dome and behind the veil. Sit back, have a coffee or matcha, listen in. Love having you here. Thank You For Visiting and Supporting My Work Please 👍🏿👍🏽👍🏼👍 & share so others may be elevated by this content 💯🎯 Many thanks! 💋...

Late night temple rant from the priest (October 24, 2025).Enter the temple: https://temple.michaelkorman.com/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit nomichaelhere.substack.com

Summary In this conversation, StarRow explores the theme of doubt, emphasizing that it is a common human experience that everyone faces. He discusses the difference between doubt and unbelief, highlighting that doubt can leave room for possibility. The conversation delves into how to form a healthy relationship with doubt, viewing it as a protective mechanism rather than a hindrance. StarRow encourages listeners to embrace their doubts, learn from experiences, and build resilience through se...

In this episode, I look at the story of the tower of Babel found in the Bible's book of Genesis. I argue that the picture of "building monuments" represents an existential act we human beings take to try to try to make meaning for our own lives. I also argue that this is a clear depiction of the nature of sin. -------------- If you have questions or comments about content from this episode, please send feedback to theheartandtheheadpodcast@gmail.com The passage I’ll look at for the next show ...

Per the Atlantic's A 'Death Train' is Haunting South Florida: According to Federal Railroad Administration data, the Brightline has been involved in at least 185 fatalities, 148 of which were believed not to be suicides, since it began operating, in December 2017. Last year, the train hit and killed 41 people—none of whom, as best as authorities could determine, was attempting to harm themselves. By comparison, the Long Island Rail Road, the busiest commuter line in the country, hit and