Written as a private journal, Meditations reveals the inner life of one of history’s most powerful men. This episode explores Marcus Aurelius’ reflections on control, character, and how to remain calm and clear, no matter what life throws at you.

Why do smart, kind people disagree so fiercely? Haidt argues that our moral beliefs are shaped by emotion and tribe, not reason alone. This episode shows how to understand others better, argue less, and connect across ideological lines.

David Goggins lived through poverty, abuse, and self-doubt, and turned it into relentless drive. This episode explores how he built an indestructible mindset and why embracing suffering might be the most freeing thing you ever do.

Rhetoric isn’t just for politicians, it’s a life skill. Whether you're trying to win a meeting, calm a conflict, or win over your in-laws, this episode walks through Jay Heinrichs’ sharp, accessible approach to argument and influence.

What makes us truly want to do great work? Not bonuses, but meaning. In this episode, we explore Drive and how understanding motivational psychology can transform leadership, learning, and life satisfaction.

In Persuasion Tactics, Patrick King breaks down 41 ways to ethically influence others, whether you're pitching, negotiating, or just navigating daily conversations. This episode reveals practical psychological tools to become more persuasive without crossing the line into manipulation.

Man’s Search for Meaning blends Holocaust memoir with deep psychological insight. In this episode, we explore Viktor Frankl’s powerful message: even in unimaginable suffering, we retain the freedom to choose our attitude, and discover meaning.

Used by generals, CEOs, and negotiators alike, The Art of War reveals how to out-think, out-manoeuvre, and outlast your opposition. This episode connects ancient strategy to modern challenges, with surprisingly relevant takeaways.

This episode breaks down Sapiens into its key eras and insights: how biology met culture, why gossip built tribes, and how imagined orders like money and religion shaped global societies. A compelling snapshot of where we came from, and where we might be headed.

In Mindset, Carol Dweck reveals that success isn’t just about talent, it’s about belief. This episode explores the difference between a fixed and growth mindset, and how shifting your thinking can unlock learning, resilience, and long-term achievement.