Philosopher's Stone

When exploring the nature of extrinsic power, it becomes quickly apparent that acting to increase one's power almost necessarily means taking unethical action apon first look. Is this truly necessary, or can one learn to act ethically while maintaining extrinsic power? Is power even something worth working to attain if it means the harm of the people around you? Join us as we discuss all of this in our conversation on the ethics of power

It has been a minute since we have gotten an episode up. Join us as we delve into what uncertainty is, how to deal with it in our day-to-day lives, and why we even should.

We are excited to announce that we are bringing our podcast onto the YouTube platform. We have been recording and publishing our podcast on Spotify and other platforms, but have decided to start including video with our audio and open our podcast to YouTube.

We welcome Devon as our first guest on the podcast. Is identity an extension of belief, or is it something adopted from the world around us? Join us as we attempt to understand these relationships with a fellow philosopher.

What are beliefs? What are convictions? Are these to concepts the same? Are they different? How so? Are all beliefs and convictions bad and harmful, or is there a way to utilize these ideas for good? What relationship do / should beliefs and convictions have with the nature of truth? Join Dustin and Daran as they attempt to answer these questions and get a clearer picture of what exactly these two concept are.

Tune in to this discussion as Daran and Dustin take a deeper look at what specifically forgiveness is and what the process of forgiving looks like.

Be sure to stop by and tune in to this discussion where Daran and a highly caffeinated Dustin attempt to examine the origins of individual power.

Dive in with Daran and Dustin, as they attempt to look at how a world seemingly filled with danger can help our individual and collective growth.

Join this discussion as Daran and Dustin attempt to take a look at where cause-and-effect ends and where free will begins when it comes to our decisions and our behaviors.