The Laughing Philosopher's Podcast

26/10/2025

What if the first step to becoming wise is admitting you know nothing?

In Episode 113 of The Laughing Philosopher, discover how to think like Socrates and unlock the secrets of wisdom. We dive into the philosophy of questioning beliefs, challenging assumptions, and embracing curiosity — the core habits of truly wise people. Whether you’re curious about ancient philosophy for modern life or eager to learn how to become wise through the Socratic method, this episode offers a playful yet serious guide to expanding your mind and seeing the world in a whole new way.

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23/10/2025

What if the first step to becoming wise is admitting you know nothing? In this episode, we discover how to think like Socrates and unlock the secrets of wisdom. We dive into the philosophy of questioning beliefs, challenging assumptions, and embracing curiosity — the core habits of truly wise people. Whether you’re curious about ancient philosophy for modern life or eager to learn how to become wise through the teachings of Socrates, this episode offers a serious yet playful guide to expanding your mind and seeing your world in a whole new way.

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25/09/2025

What does it really mean to live with integrity? In this thought-provoking episode, we explore seven powerful ways integrity shapes our lives and why living by your principles and being true to oneself isn’t just noble, it’s the ultimate test of good character. Drawing on the timeless wisdom of history’s greatest philosophers, you will discover how honesty, accountability, and consistency can change your life and transform how you think, act, and connect with others. If you’ve ever wondered why integrity is so important to living well and doing well, this episode is your guide.

What does it really mean to live with integrity? In this thought-provoking episode, we explore seven powerful ways integrity shapes our lives and why living by your principles and being true to oneself isn’t just noble, it’s the ultimate test of good character. Drawing on the timeless wisdom of ...

21/08/2025

Why did Socrates think the majority is usually wrong? In Plato’s Crito, Socrates argues that we shouldn’t worry about what most people think of us. Only the opinion of someone who truly understands justice and truth should matter. But is that practical in today’s world—where online judgment is everywhere?

In Episode 111 of The Laughing Philosopher, I explore what Socrates teaches us about resisting peer pressure, ignoring public opinion, and thinking for ourselves.

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21/08/2025

Should you care what other people think? Socrates says NO! In this episode, we explore what ancient philosophy can teach us about modern social pressure. Drawing from Socrates’ dialogue with Crito, we unpack why caring too much about public opinion can sabotage your clarity, confidence, and person...

10/07/2025

Got a temper? So did the ancient Romans. But one of them, the Stoic philosopher Seneca, had a radically different approach to anger, and it still works today. In this episode, we explore how Stoicism teaches us to master our emotions, especially the most destructive one of all, anger. Seneca didn’...

03/07/2025

Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle walk into your life — and judge your character. Find out if you pass the ancient virtue test with their 10 signs of good character. Want to live well? Socrates says examine yourself. Plato says seek virtue. Aristotle says practice it daily. This episode reveals 10 signs you’re on the right path to build good character. Episode 109 of “The Laughing Philosopher Podcast”. Listen Everywhere!TheLaughingPhilosopher.Podbean.com

26/06/2025

What do Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle have in common—besides being dead Greek guys in togas? They all believed that who you are matters far more than what you have. In this episode, we dig deep into the ten unmistakable signs of a person with good character, guided by the timeless wisdom of philosophy’s greatest minds. Socrates reminds us that “the unexamined life is not worth living,” urging us to reflect on our daily behavior. Plato teaches that true happiness comes not from pleasure but from living in harmony with the soul’s virtues. And Aristotle? He says we become what we repeatedly do—so excellence, and moral greatness, are habits we can build. If you’ve ever wondered how to spot real virtue in a world obsessed with image, or how to build a life that’s not just successful but meaningful, this episode is your blueprint. Episode 109 of The Laughing Philosopher Podcast at TheLaughingPhilosopher.PodBean.com and Everywhere You Listen.

24/06/2025

What do Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle say about being a good person? A lot. In this episode, we uncover 10 signs of true character — and why building virtue is the real path to happiness. If you want more than just success, tune in. Your soul will thank you. Episode 109 of The Laughing Philosopher Podcast at TheLaughingPhilosopher.PodBean.com and Everywhere You Listen!

20/06/2025

If Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle walked into your life and judged your character, would you pass the test?

Want to be good? Socrates says examine yourself. Plato says seek virtue. Aristotle says practice it daily. Are you on the right path to build good character? In a world obsessed with image, does good character even matter?