Every episode, in order
Two a week: the Monday flagship, the Thursday draw.
Each episode names its sources on screen and in its description. Where an episode has a written companion — the practical ones usually do — it is linked beside it. Everything here is general education, not advice; the practical episodes say plainly what to do next and when to ask a professional.
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EP-001
Why Nine?
7 September 2026
The origin of the Well of Nine: Mímir's well beneath Yggdrasil, the price of wisdom, and the nine domains of competence this channel draws from.
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EP-002
What Is Yours to Carry?
14 September 2026
What the Stoics actually meant by control — not "stay calm," but a sort you perform: what is yours to act on, and which outcomes were never yours to hold. Ends with the one thing to do tonight.
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EP-003
When Is It Right to Fight? (The Stoic Answer)
17 September 2026
An emperor who spent the hardest years of his reign at war worked at the answer in a private notebook, and a philosopher who watched Rome consumed by rage wrote it into a book. Where they arrive: the strong person's first victory is over their own temper.
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EP-004
What Will Actually Kill You? (An Honest Answer)
21 September 2026
You are probably afraid of the wrong death. The things that actually end most lives are public knowledge, slow-moving, and — this is the good news — answerable.
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EP-005
Could You Stop Someone's Bleeding? (The Five Minutes Before Help Arrives)
24 September 2026
Someone near you is bleeding badly and the ambulance is minutes away. For those minutes, the only hands in the room are yours.
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EP-006
Can You Read a Medicine Box? (A Pharmacist's Eyes in 8 Minutes)
1 October 2026
There is a wall in every pharmacy built to confuse you — forty boxes for cold and flu, in forty liveries, and beneath the paint perhaps six actual medicines. The front of the box is theater.
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