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  • DIALOG

    DIALOG 26 - Constantine Graphics

    This week we will be joined by Constantine Graphics, a young videographer delving into the metaphysical. He's known for making videos on mythic themes without the use of AI for his own brand and for teaming up with other creators like @Jonaskilker and @Thegreatdane269. We're going to talk to him about making art today that deals with myths, archetypes, and eternal themes. You can check out some of his work at: constantinegraphicsco.com instagram.com/constantinegraphicsco ABOUT DIALOG 💬DIALOG comes from two words Dia (διά) means through, across, between. Logos (λόγος) means word, speech, reason, account, discourse.The compound dialogos means a conversation or exchange of words passing through or between parties. Earliest attested uses in Greek refer to the conversational sections of philosophical and dramatic works, as opposed to monologue or narrative. In a world of sensationalism and hot takes, the project of DIALOG is to seek the Aristotelian mean. What is reasonable, what makes the most sense, what is best? To create a new golden age, we have to decide what we want and where we want to go—or at least decide on the best general direction. This is not weak compromise or safe centrism. The mean we are seeking is the difficult, active balance between excess and deficiency that produces excellence, strength, and enduring order. This is the hard middle path that serious men have always sought when they intend to build rather than merely complain or entertain. ✍️Jack Donovan is a gonzo anthropologist who lives in Arizona. He is the author of The Way of Men, Becoming a Barbarian, A More Complete Beast, and Fire in the Dark. For nearly twenty years he has written and spoken on masculinity, philosophy, and the conditions that allow strong men to thrive. His work moves past trends and moral fashion to the permanent things. ✍️CB Robertson is a blue-collar philosopher who works as an electrician. He is a husband and the father of five children and lives in Eastern Washington. He is the author of The Hero and the Man: Language, Truth, and the Homeric Origins of Western Idealism, In Defense of Hatred, and Holy Nihilism: The Moral and Spiritual Case Against Christianity. For many years he has produced YouTube commentaries under the name Caffeine and Philosophy. 🔥Both men are Solar Idealists, founding members of The Order of Fire’s First Men, and contributors to PH2T3R: A Journal for Solar Culture. In DIALOG they bring their different experiences and shared commitments to questions that matter. They do not chase controversy or agreement. They seek what actually works for men who mean to create something that lasts. 🔥To learn more about Solar Idealism and The Order of Fire, visit https://orderoffire.com/ Or follow our YouTube channel: /@orderoffire Jack Donovan’s books 📖The Way of Men https://amzn.to/4aITiG7 📖Becoming a Barbarian https://amzn.to/4bZL0KQ 📖A More Complete Beast https://amzn.to/4bBLKpD 📖Fire in the Dark https://amzn.to/3VhdV7H CB Robertson’s Books 📖The Hero and the Man: Language, Truth, and the Homeric Origins of Western Idealism https://amzn.to/4cCZL9O 📖Letter to Anwei: An Explanation of Human Identity and Transgenerational Ethics https://amzn.to/4tCAzpM 📖Holy Nihilism: The Moral and Spiritual Case Against Christianity https://amzn.to/4dbNxoA 📖In Defense of Hatred https://amzn.to/4ukloBP CONNECT Jack Donovan ⚡SUBSTACK: https://mrjackdonovan.substack.com/ ⚡INSTAGRAM: @starttheworld ⚡OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://jack-donovan.com/ CB Robertson ⚡SUBSTACK: https://cbrobertson.substack.com/ ⚡INSTAGRAM @caffeineandphilosophy ⚡OFFICIAL WEBSITE:https://caffeineandphilosophy.com/

    Sunday · 1 hr 14 min· Video
  • Sternstunde Philosophie

    KI-Wettlauf – Was bedroht uns wirklich, Rainer Mühlhoff?

    Die Entzückung über den technischen Fortschritt der KI weicht zunehmend der Panik: Was, wenn eine Superintelligenz die ganze Menschheit auslöscht? Der Philosoph und Mathematiker Rainer Mühlhoff sieht die Gefahren woanders: in der zunehmenden Verflecht ...

    Sunday · 59 min· Video
  • Leadership Lessons From The Great Books

    [RE-BROADCAST] Mash Up Episode ft. Late Summer 2025 Wrap-Up w/Tom Libby & Jesan Sorrells

    Mash Up Episode ft. A Late Summer Wrap-Up w/Tom Libby & Jesan Sorrells. --- 00:00 "Leadership Lessons: Bonus Mashup" 09:57 Health Decline Linked to Modern Diet 15:39 "Discussing Political Violence: Charlie Kirk" 17:57 University System's Impact on Leadership 26:10 Turning Point's 2024 Donor Concerns 28:01 Changing Cultural Engagement Dynamics 37:31 "John Oliver's Bold Independence" 38:05 Hollywood's Free Speech Dynamics 46:35 "Laughter Keeps Us Human" 52:35 FCC Chair Criticism and Kimmel Negotiation 54:34 Podcast Book Lineup for Fall: Why We Don't Learn from History, Empire of the Summer Moon, and More! 59:40 "Mongol Warfare: Old Meets New" 01:04:45 Cultural Inflection Point Analysis 01:11:53 Legacy of WWI: Conflict's Lessons 01:21:09 History's Dual Perspectives Needed 01:24:15 Rise of Robotic Warfare 01:30:07 "Rethinking Warfare and Territorial Disputes" 01:32:43 Colonial Distance Fosters Cooperation 01:37:47 Celestial Conflict: Human vs. Alien Agency --- Opening theme composed by Felipe Sarro - Bach - Silotti - "Air" from Orchestra Suite No. 3, BWV 1068 Closing theme composed by Brian Sanyshyn of Brian Sanyshyn Music. --- Pick up your copy of 12 Rules for Leaders: The Foundation of Intentional Leadership NOW on AMAZON! Check out the Leadership Lessons From the Great Books podcast reading list! --- Subscribe to the Leadership Lessons From The Great Books Podcast: https://bit.ly/LLFTGBSubscribe Check out Leadership ToolBox at: https://leadershiptoolbox.us/ ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

    Thursday · 1 hr 40 min
  • A Warrior's Spirit

    Tune Your Inner Antenna: Listening to God Instead of Just Praying

    We make one main point right up front: real transformation only happens when we do the inner work — literally sitting with your shit so you can get shit done. I spoke with Shree Rego about how that looks in practice: forgiving the wounds carried from childhood and old relationships, uncovering the limiting beliefs wired into your subconscious, and using daily practices like gratitude and visualization while taking concrete action. We gave real examples — Shree’s journey out of an abusive marriage, my own story of living in my car and finding work by being present and ready, and stories like Joe Dispenza’s recovery who combined medical care with deep inner work — to show how mind, body, and spirit connect. We also talked about tuning into guidance (call it God, the universe, or spirit), and why you need both centered spiritual listening and disciplined effort. Expect resistance — your brain will try to keep you safe in old patterns — but that’s proof you’re doing the work, not a reason to quit. If you want a practical start, ask yourself how you want to feel a year from now, notice the thoughts that keep you stuck, practice gratitude for what you have, and take the small consistent actions that co-create the life you want. Takeaways: We point out that doing the inner work—actually sitting with your shit—is the real catalyst for lasting change, not just surface-level acknowledgement of problems. We emphasize forgiveness as a practical tool: forgiveness helps to release burdens and open space for healing and new choices. I explain that gratitude and tiny, pragmatic steps—like blessing a bill or visualizing a new job—shift your brain toward opportunities and invite different actions. We teach co-creation: you can't just wish for the cake, you need to gather ingredients and take concrete action to bake it and finish the job. I tie spirituality and neuroscience together: tuning your inner antenna lets you receive guidance, and visualization plus mindset work rewires neural pathways. We warn that transformation brings resistance and community shifts—you might need to distance from people who drain your progress while you grow. I show that childhood patterns often repeat in relationships, so understanding your history helps break cycles and choose healthier partners going forward. We stress consistency: changing decades-long subconscious programming takes long-term effort, daily practice, and a willingness to do real, sometimes messy work. If you would like to connect with Shree, you can do so on her website at www.shreerego.com Or on her socials: Instagram: @shreeregocoaching FB: www.facebook.com/ShreeRego?mibextid=LQQJ4d&mibextid=LQQJ4d A Warrior’s Spirit can be found on all the major platforms at lnk.bio/daryl_praxis33 Be sure to like or subscribe so you never miss an episode!

    Wednesday · 53 min· Video

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