On episode 80, we welcome philosopher Ashley Bohrer, the new APA Public Philosophy editor. Ashley J. Bohrer is an academic, … More
Tag: Philosophy
Alen, Leon’s American Philosophical Association Interview — O4L Online Network
On this episode, the Seize the Moment Podcast team is interviewed for the blog of the American Philosophical Association. Interviewed … More
Best Selling Author Brian Muraresku Talks The Immortality Key — O4L Online Network
On episode 78 we welcome Brian Muraresku to discuss his book The Immortality Key: The Secret History of the Religion … More
Meaning and Self-Esteem: How Low Self-Esteem Contributes to Chronic Boredom and an Inability to Find Your Purpose
So much of my life was wasted. Growing up with an anxiety disorder, or several, made me want to run … More
The Fear of the Gaze of the Other: Why We Should Stop Caring So Much About What Others Think of Us
The existentialists notably wrote about the fear of the other’s gaze, of being perceived as something other than your ideal. … More
Andreas Elpidorou Talks Boredom, Frustration, and Anticipation — O4L Online Network
On episode 77 we welcome philosopher Andreas Elpidorou to discuss how boredom, frustration, and anticipation lead us to growth. Andreas … More
The Dark Side of Celebrity: Questions to Ask Yourself Before Pursuing Fame
You know that famous cliche, “Be careful what you wish for”? While iterated, it’s seldom heeded. So many of us … More
Sheldon Solomon Discusses Death Anxiety’s Link To Racism And Nationalism — O4L Online Network
On episode 75 we welcome social psychologist and co-developer of Terror-Management Theory Sheldon Solomon. Sheldon Solomon is a social psychologist, … More
The Myth of Sainthood: Why You and I Will Always Be Works-In-Progess
I’m a contradiction. To reduce my psyche to any particular set of traits is impossible, because I’m often one person … More
Developing Vision: How Our Fear of Introspection Prevents Us from Thriving
People often ask why they aren’t successful, wondering about the trait they’re missing, that others seemingly possess. And for most … More
