Philosophy Digestion

Join us this week for another iconic philosopher, the father of AMERICAN FREEDOM, and the inventor of extreme ownership: JOHN LOCKE.We talk about individual liberty, liberal and conservative snowflakes, as well as the Others who scared Locke into exile on his own island. Check out the ideas behind both the new Democratic Order of the USA and the inspiration behind a main character in the hit CBS television drama LOST.

On this epic and iconic podcast episode, we are covering the #1 content creator to-day: William Shakespeare and the philosophy behind his work. Cut to the 1590s. The mono-culture is back, and we have a high idea of society.

This week on Philosophy Digest, we are outlining the two kinds of people Nietzsche saw in his 19th century German world, his opium addiction and mental breakdown as well as his Nazi sister's philosophical appropriation of Nietzsche's ideas in the name of the National Socialists Nazi Party. She was a master who tried to control others, and he was a slave to his own poor mental health. Listen for a taste of the drama Funny philosophy, best recap, and full review.TO BE CONTINUED...

PART II of II what happens to the child king? On this digestion, we are recapping the philosophy employed by humanity through the last millennium: the years 1000-2000, how history's kings tended to cease power and how the island of the not-so-United-Kingdom inspired the iconic HBO series Game of Thrones. We meet Shakespeare characters and deep dive into the social workings of that one European island that almost controlled the world.follow the host on instagram and tic tok @ johngavinTLDR

On this digestion, we are recapping the philosophy employed by humanity through the last millennium: the years 1000-2000, how history's kings tended to cease power and how the island of the not-so-United-Kingdom inspired the iconic HBO series Game of Thrones. We meet Shakespeare characters and deep dive into the social workings of that one European island that almost controlled the world.follow the host on instagram and tic tok @ johngavinTLDR

Van Life (and death) of Socrates Part II: Law and Order"I never saw it coming, nor would I have suspected it; I underestimated just who I was dealing with!The Senate's gonna find:Stealing other people's rights on the playgroundWon't make you many friendsThey should keep in mind, / They should keep in mindThere is nothing I do better than revenge, ha"-Socrates, The Apology

Part I of II The Van Life and Death of Socrates episodes chronicle the words and wisdom of the OG western philosopher Socrates, the ugly. We're gonna touch on the spirit world; Socrates' producer, Plato; and their creative network, "the academy." But first we focus on the values behind getting a van down by the river, why they are timeless and tied to Socrates, and how the philosophy of the van is eventually what would lead to Socrates Execution. This episode touches on his worldly travels, adventures with a magic oracle, and the origins of Van Life as we know it today.

On this true crime pilot, we fly back to 1920, WWII, and France to explore the work of classic existential feminist icon, Simone De Beauvoir. And while we were poking around in her business, we found some not-so-secret-heinous crimes on her hands that all our philosophy and women's studies classes forgot to mention in their power points? listen up to find out what's gone down.