Geeky Stoics
Stephen Kent, Riley BlantonBy Stephen Kent and Riley Blanton. Combining the best of Stoicism, Faith, and Pop Culture to help readers live better. A weekly email and original videos aimed at inspiring Wonder, Focus, and Balance for our community of geeky philosophers.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 473 | Subscribers | Read | geekystoics.com |
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WWHD: What Would Himmel The Hero Do?
Hello friends! Occasionally, I write for other websites, and this week I published a review of the political controversies surrounding Frieren, an anime you’ve heard about from me on Geeky Stoics. I explain the political memes attached to t...
Heroes Teach Us How to Process Hurt
Aaron Welty on the curious, sarcastic messaging of "Supergirl"
Grieving With Ser Duncan (Part 3)
Hello friends! Part 3 of my series on A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and the grief of Ser Duncan The Tall is a video essay. This captures some of what I’ve touched on + a little extra detail on how we step into our identities as independent...
No One Knows Ser Arlan of Pennytree (Part 2)
It makes you feel a little crazy. When someone you love dies, they flicker in and out of your mind every few minutes. The part of you that knows they are gone for good falls silent, just long enough for the other part to enjoy a sweet memor...
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Stoicism, C.S. Lewis, Philosophy and Pop Culture on Substack. Author of "How The Force Can Fix The World: Lessons on Life, Liberty and Happiness from a Galaxy Far Far Away" | Star Wars, LOTR and Narnia forever.
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