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A recent trip to Manaus, Brazil prompted some thoughts about the limited time we have on this earth, and what we can do to make the most of...

In this podcast we discuss a short moral essay of Samuel Johnson. In the essay, a narrator, who was once poor but now is rich, desires to re...

A reader is experiencing some difficulties in his job search. He just graduated from a respected degree program, but job opportunities are h...

There are times when we try to share fond memories of the past with friends, family, or former lovers. Yet, we often find that these nostalg...

A reader is upset that his girlfriend has broken things off. He believes that his behavior was the cause of it, and has been trying to repai...

In this podcast we discuss H.G. Wells's fable "The Beautiful Suit." It was originally published in 1909 under the title, "A Moonlight Fable....

Recent events have prompted some reflection on general principles of conflict. In this podcast we discuss ten of them.

In this podcast we discuss love, sloth, and free will in the context of Canto 18 of Dante's "Purgatorio." What is the nature of love, and ho...

We begin with a few recommendations on books and resources to use in understanding Dante's "Divine Comedy." Then we switch gears, and get in...

Rights and liberties that have been won by past generations will not remain won without active and forceful advocacy by successive generatio...

In an 1842 letter to Ralph Waldo Emerson, the Scottish writer Thomas Carlyle chastised Emerson, saying, "A man has no right to say to his ge...

In this podcast I describe unforgettable images that emerge from the aftermaths of certain battles. We discuss Livy's description of the bat...

In this podcast we take a quote from Seneca, discuss its meaning, and apply it to some modern life lessons.

Several days ago I published a new, annotated translation of the "Stratagems" of Frontinus. It is a vastly underappreciated classic of milit...

In this podcast we discuss the story of "Akulka's Husband," which is found in Fyodor Dostoyevsky's novel "The House of the Dead." What does...

When you give control of your work to third parties, you must take care that they do not corrupt or destroy what you have created. We use th...

We tend to think that the problems of others do not affect us. But we are all connected in one way or another. And when your neighbor's hous...

Sometimes even a decisive victory is not enough. Your victory may immediately be followed by greater challenges that test you to the ultimat...

This podcast is a book review of "General Eoin O'Duffy: The Political Life Of An Irish Firebrand," by Jack Traynor. This book is a scholarly...

If you encounter someone who claims to have a perfect record, and says he has never lost in some field of endeavor, take the claim with a gr...