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Virtus episodes
- Lewis Fridays: A Dream and COVID-19I read a portion of Lewis’s essay “A Dream” and make some connections to our current COVID-19 situation.0 min
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- Manly Greatness with AristotleReading from Aristotle’s ‘Ethics’ I look at what he has to say about greatness or the old school term of ‘Magnanimity.’ What does it mean…0 min
- Lewis Fridays: Men without Chests‘Men without Chests’ is perhaps the most important chapter that was written in the 20th century. In this chapter Lewis masterfully defends objectivity – values,…0 min
- Work With Your HandsI talk about why you should begin working your hands. Whether its a weekend project or hobby, working with your hands teaches you about yourself…0 min
- Marriage, Children, and SocietyIn this episode I talk about some of the issues around marriage and children and how those issues effect society.0 min
- Masculinity: Biology, Culture, Ownership, and MissionMasculinity is the culmination of a man’s maleness, manliness, and manhood in the pursuit of a mission in life. How should we think through masculinity?…0 min
- GravitasLooking at the Roman virtue of Gravitas today and why you need to cultivate it in your life. — This episode is sponsored by ·…0 min
- “The Necessity of Chivalry” – C.S. LewisIn this episode I read you C.S. Lewis essay on chivalry as an ideal. Chivalry is a work of art as it combines ‘men of…0 min
- "The Necessity of Chivalry" - C.S. Lewis
In this episode I read you C.S. Lewis essay on chivalry as an ideal. Chivalry is a work of art as it combines 'men of blood and iron' and men who are 'meek in hall.'
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About Virtus
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"Virtus" is the Latin word for "Manliness," but it also implies excellence and courage. This is Virtus, a show dedicated to inspiring and cultivating virtue, courage, excellence, manliness, and honor.…
I discuss many topics, most of which fall into the categories of personal development, theology, philosophy, work, labor, masculinity, personal interests, and cultural commentary.