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New & Upcoming Episodes

6/11/2025

Episode S9:E11

28 min

30 sec

The Failure of Philosophy, Part 1

With Shawn Boonstra

Shivering in the shadow of life’s darkest problems, will we ever think our way to the light? Inspired by Thomas Aquinas, nineteenth-century philosophers argued that we could. Shawn Boonstra claims the opposite. Learn why human reason often paves the way to corruption—and discover what it really takes to find the answers to those deepest of life’s questions.

6/4/2025

Episode S9:E10

28 min

30 sec

The Egyptians

With Shawn Boonstra

We often credit the Greeks with inventing Western philosophy. But how often were they borrowing from another great society? This week, we’re exploring the ancient world to uncover the hidden influences behind Plato, Pythagoras, Democritus, and more. The real roots of popular thought—and your own worldview—may shock you.

5/28/2025

Episode S9:E09

28 min

30 sec

The Envy Line

With Shawn Boonstra

Is it wrong to want more? In this episode, Shawn Boonstra breaks down what the Bible really says about envy, greed, and material possessions. Turns out, the tenth commandment is about a lot more than wanting a nicer car—this law is a cosmic clue pointing us to the only source of real happiness.