Energy is the ability of an object to do work. It exists in potential, kinetic, thermal, electrical, chemical, nuclear, and many other forms. Energy can be converted in form but not created or destroyed. Energy never disappears. It merely changes. As a tool, energy's potential is limitless. When weaponized, energies' destruction can be incalculable.

The Bull is back! He's made his return from his great hiatus. Join the Wolf and Bull in episode thirty-nine as they reconnect to discuss the limitless potential and destruction that various forms of energy within society hold, and why the alarmist move to "change everything now", without attention to forecasting, seems to signify a "closing of the door" on the benefits to future societies.

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Three weeks ago, everyone and their mother was discussing the 'Freedom Convoy' in Ottawa, Canada. Two weeks ago, it was the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Last week, it was Kim and Kanye West's divorce. 

Headlines dictate the way we think, act, and decide in modern culture and it's getting out of hand. Have the masses truly forgotten that life is a jumbled mess of chaos? Should society continue to display their bleeding hearts about every cause; does that have any effect on anything at all? 

Join the Wolf and Baewolf in episode 38 as they discuss recent events in their lives, the world, and whether or not the newest Batman movie was any good. 

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Hey Wolf and Bull Family, 

Wolf here. Baewolf and I are hitting the wide-open road. We're cutting our ties and leaving the great-ish state of California for new beginnings. We're adventuring from the "Golden State" to the Grand Canyon State, and because our time is super tight this week, we'll be taking the week off to move our belongings (and studio) so there won't be an episode this week. Don't fret though! We'll be back with a new episode next Wednesday, March 9th. In the meantime, sit tight, keep your head up, and we'll see you in a week! 

- Wolf

Join the Wolf and Bull in episode 37 as they welcome the second official guest to the podcast: The Legendary Duke Adams! In this episode, The Wolf, Bull, and Duke Adams discuss the developing events in both Ukraine and Canada. They also explore the intricate nature of the border issues associated with both countries compared to the United States. 

Ever the storyteller, expect Duke Adams to regale listeners with a few engaging, hilarious, and entertaining stories from his past. As the Wolf would say, "that's classic Duke Adams!"

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"When was it that people stopped thinking of ambition as a sin and started thinking of it as a virtue?” - Kristin Scott Thomas (as Lady Elizabeth Boleyn). 

In episode 35, The Wolf and Baewolf discussed virtue ethics, contrasting philosophies, and how our modern interpretation of virtue has led to social movements such as virtue signaling. Continuing in that vein, Wolf and Beawolf move on to various cultural interpretations of virtue, different interpretations of virtue throughout history, and virtue's polar opposite: vice. 

Join the Wolf and Baewolf in episode 36 as they continue their discussion about virtue. 

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The history and topic of virtue are complicated, and something that may be impossible to cover in a single podcast. Definitionally, a virtue is: “(a) behavior showing high moral standards.” Something that many understand, but few have mastered in their application. To fully understand the concept of "virtue", we must first understand its' history, the associated philosophy, and how our interpretation has evolved over the years. 

Join The Wolf and Baewolf in episode 35 as they discuss virtue ethics, contrasting philosophies, and how our modern understanding and marginalization of virtue has impacted society's position on morality in the present and for the future. 

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"Narcissism is a self-centered personality style characterized as having an excessive interest in one's physical appearance and an excessive preoccupation with one's own needs, often at the expense of others."

Does this sound like anyone you know? Maybe it describes yourself? Are we all narcissists? Join the Wolf and Beawolf in episode 34 as they discuss whether they are in love with themselves. 

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"If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles." - Sun Tsu in The Art of War

The English word "manipulation" originates from the Latin term "manipulus", meaning "handful". As time progressed, our understanding of manipulation morphed to mean "handling something skillfully". With the present understanding of manipulation, "to influence covertly", our current definition carries plenty of negative connotations. Wielded by seemingly any party with something to gain, is it possible to know when one is being manipulated, or are we uniquely susceptible to the wills of those with alternative motives? 

Join the Wolf, the Bull, and Beawolf in episode 33 as they discuss manipulation, its origins, its many forms, and whether there is anything that can be done to fend off its effects.

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Fear has many survival functions and over time it's evolved to protect us in a lot of ways. In humans and in most other animals, fear is modulated by the process of cognition and learning; thus fear is judged as rational and appropriate, or irrational and inappropriate specifically relating to humans. How then, is it possible to determine when your own fears reside within either side of the spectrum? 

Join the Wolf and Beawolf in episode 32 as they dive into the study of fear and whether modern-day society is strangely addicted to the thrill of metaphorically running for their lives. 

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"Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.” - G. Michael Hopf

As we progress towards a new year, social phenomena continue like a snowball into 2022. With the Bull back in the studio for the first time in four episodes, he and the Wolf continue with their "transformative" commentary.

Join the Wolf and Bull in episode 31, as they discuss recent events such as the Jussie Smollet charges, Anthony Fauci claims, the new policing bill in England that threatens the right of citizens to protest, and more! 

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