Epicenter: Thought and Virtue

The issue at hand is lifestyles. We talk about stinginess and vegetarianism. When are extremes acceptable and to what extent? Interested? Give it a listen!

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Is it possible to find a correct balance between what you want and what you need from a person morally? What are your standards and how do they affect how you perceive yourself and those around you?

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Ending song is "Ya Fkn Sneaky Thief!" by Nick S (guilmonx)of Newgrounds

Epicenter takes a closer look at where one draws the line between personal values and loyalty to a person or ideal. How far would each of us go? What is our reasoning for our choices? These questions and more are dealt with in our best episode of Epicenter: Thought and Virtue yet!

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Ending music is "Hot Soul Smasher" by xerochi of Newgrounds.

What does it mean to be a friend? How does loyalty play into this? These questions and more discussed in this episode of Epicenter!

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Ending music is "Funq Conektion" by Stavier of Newgrounds.

Can you be your own leader? The guys of Epicenter tackle the concept of mastering the self through pathological thought. How powerful is the human brain? Join us with our rather brief episode on the matter!

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The Epicenter guys look at Leadership: By Force. Along the way they run into the topic of Public Schooling and whether it is correct or not. This conversation can relate to just about anyone and we invite you to join us!

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Ending song was "Jazzmo" by SineRider of Newgrounds

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The discussion this week is focused on the idea of leadership from the aspect of leading by example. This week is a little looser and free-form than the past. I hope that you guys enjoy it!

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The song at the end is "Eggs, Sunny Side Up" by Stavier of Newgrounds.

The Epicenter crew dives into the workings of self control. Are we actually in control of our actions or are we completely at the mercy of things such as our emotions?

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ending song "Awwh Yeah" by Devin Powers of Newgrounds.

George takes the reigns in this episode and brings law into the arena of discussion. Join us as we take a look at Good through a lens of law.

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Credit for the closing song goes to edge9 of newgrounds.

This is the very first episode of Epicenter! Be gentle...

The next shows will be much more structured and constructive.

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