One Philosopher At A Time
One Philosopher At A Time is a story-driven philosophy podcast that explores the thinkers who shaped how we understand life, truth, morality, power, love, death, and meaning.
Each episode focuses on one philosopher: who they were, what they believed, the world they lived in, and why their ideas still matter today. From Socrates and Plato to Nietzsche, Confucius, Simone de Beauvoir, Marcus Aurelius, and beyond, this show makes philosophy clear, human, and useful.
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Episodes (50)
Bertrand Russell and the Logic Revolution
Heidegger, Dasein, and the Question of Being
Husserl and the Structures of Experience
Bergson and the Flow of Lived Time
Peirce, Pragmaticism, and the Science of Signs
William James and the Practical Meaning of Truth
Max Stirner, Spooks, and the Unique One
Beauvoir on Radical Freedom and the Fear of Choice
Nietzsche Beyond the Slogans: Values, Resentment, and the Overman
Mill, Liberty, and the Danger of Dead Dogma
Kierkegaard: The Self, the Leap, and the Life Stages
Marx on Class, Alienation, and Hidden Power
Schopenhauer: Will, Suffering, and Compassion
Hegel Made Clear: Freedom, Recognition, and History
Thomas Paine: Philosophy Under Fire
Bentham and the Arithmetic of Happiness
Burke, Tradition, and the Danger of Abstract Revolution
Montesquieu: Fear, Liberty, and the Limits of Power
Voltaire, Tolerance, and the Fight Against Fanaticism
Mary Wollstonecraft and the Fight for Reason
Kant for Beginners: Reason, Freedom, and Moral Law
Adam Smith Beyond Self-Interest
Rousseau, Inequality, and the Price of Civilization
Hume on Causation, Self, and the Limits of Knowledge
Berkeley and the Mind-Made World
Leibniz, Possible Worlds, and the Puzzle of Monads
Locke: Blank Slate, Toleration, and Political Consent
Spinoza’s God or Nature: Freedom, Desire, and Necessity
Descartes and the Doubt That Built Modern Philosophy
Hobbes, the State of Nature, and the Price of Peace
Francis Bacon and the Birth of Modern Knowledge
Machiavelli Beyond the Myth of Ruthlessness
Nagarjuna and the Power of Emptiness
Plotinus, the One, and the Architecture of Reality
Al-Ghazali and the Search for Certainty
Maimonides: Faith, Reason, and the Perplexed Mind
Averroes and the Unity of Truth
Avicenna and the Secret of Being
Aquinas and the Reason-Faith Map
Augustine, Desire, and the Restless Heart
Heraclitus and the Hidden Order of Change
Diogenes and the Art of Living Free
Epicurus: Pleasure Without Excess
Marcus Aurelius, Stoicism, and the Art of Self-Rule
The Buddha, the Four Noble Truths, and the Middle Way
Laozi, Wu Wei, and the Way Behind the World
Confucius, Ren, and the Power of Ritual
Aristotle’s Four Causes, Form, and Change
Plato’s Cave, Forms, and the Fight for Truth
