Millenniosophy

Millenniosophy

By Kim StephanieSociety & Culture
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Millenniosophy episodes

  • Episode 5: Think well, Be well...

    Kim reads Billy's [Connolly] Desiderata as tongue-in-cheek homage to misspeaking in Episode Four. Then Kim continues the narrative on how to think well and avoid coercion; covering a blatant re-reading of the The Ten Commandments of Rational Debate within the discussion and finish off with a comment on how we might be able to utilize the Wisdom of the Crowd in social evolution.


    Music by Alysha Sheldon via Epidemic Sound

    Hosted and Produced by Kim Stephanie

    24 min
  • Episode 4: Some not-new ideas

    Kim takes a slightly slower verbal expedition into metaphysics, language, fractals, and influence. As per usual there are many tangents from Shakespeare and Eminem to Plato and shellfish.

    References of Note:

    The Dialogues of Plato by  Plato;  Jowett,  Benjamin,  1817-1893.  translation.

    Page 103-106. Parmenides


    Music by Alysha Sheldon 

    Hosted and produced by Kim Stephanie

    33 min
  • Episode 3: Empathy on a Bellcurve

    Kim waxes lyrical about empathy; discussing the innate emotional empathy we are born with and the intellectual empathy that we learn. The conversation turns to implications of abuse, complex post traumatic stress disorder, and psychopathy. Things get a little personal.

    Hosted and produced by Kim Stephanie

    Music from Alysha Sheldon care of Epidemic Sound

    34 min
  • Episode 2: What is life anyway?
    In Episode Two, Kim discusses life, love and death with a few tangents into mathematics, formal logic, and metaphysics.
    Music by Alysha Sheldon via Epidemic Sound
    Hosted and produced by Kim Stephanie
    36 min
  • Episode 1: Love letter into the void

    Recorded in September 2020, this is my first volley into the void. This episode is a personal narrative on philosophy, history and the cult of ideals. This is the introductory episode where I introduce the argument that all life is the same entity; experiencing a concurrent multiverse simultaneously.

    Music by Alysha Sheldon care of Epidemic Sound

    Hosted and poorly produced by Kim Stephanie



    1 hr 11 min
  • Kim reads The Prophet - Part One
    As of January 2019, The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran is officially a Public Domain text. So I am reading it to you, dear listener to improve my podcasting game. This is released in two parts, and the original text can be found via Project Gutenberg.
    Music by Alysha Sheldon care of Epidemic Sound.
    33 min

About Millenniosophy

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Millenniosophy is a tongue-in-cheek philosophy podcast that explores ideas though a hyperactive, tangent filled narrative of anecdotes and life lessons.