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Pioneers of Psychology and Psychiatry is a narrative series exploring how humanity first learned to study the mind — not as mystery or metaphor, but as measurable reality. From Wilhelm Wundt’s laboratory in Leipzig to Freud’s couch in Vienna, from Pavlov’s conditioned dogs to Jung’s archetypes, this series traces how philosophy, medicine, and science converged to create the modern understanding of consciousness and behavior.Each episode dives deep into the lives and ideas of those who shaped the field — the dreamers, experimenters, and rebels who sought to uncover how we think, ...

Theatre for Beginners is your honest doorway into the stage where civilizations learned to think out loud. In each episode, one writer and one living question: why does this still hit us in the chest? No jargon, no gatekeeping—just story, stakes, and the human choices that won’t sit quietly. You’ll meet the architects of drama and comedy from Athens to Edo to London: Aeschylus turning grief into law, Sophocles giving conscience a spine, Euripides dragging the sacred into the kitchen, Aristophanes laughing politics back to its senses, Zeami shaping silence, Shakespeare setting language on...

“The Presidents” is a long-form narrative project that tells the American story through the people who carried its executive power before it had a president and after the office had a name. We start where most textbooks don’t—inside the dim rooms of the Continental Congress—then move through the Articles era and into the modern Oval Office, treating each figure not as a bust on a mantel but as a decision-maker inside a living system. Every chapter asks the same unforgiving questions: What did this person actually do? What did they refuse to do? Who paid for their choices, and who ...

AI Unfiltered explores the profound disruptions artificial intelligence brings to society, from fragile infrastructures and weaponized algorithms to eroding work, trust, and meaning. Each episode examines how innovation turns into dependency, how power shifts to those who own the systems, and what happens when human oversight fades. With a clear, sober voice, the show confronts the paradigm shift already underway—and asks the defining question of our era: what are people for?Produced by Selenius Media

Scientific Giants takes you on a journey through the lives and legacies of history’s greatest minds. From Newton and Curie to Einstein and beyond, these are the thinkers who reshaped our understanding of the universe and our place within it. Each episode uncovers the struggles, breakthroughs, and lasting influence of the scientists who changed the course of human history — showing how their ideas continue to shape the world we live in today.Produced by Selenius Media

Step into the lives and legacies of the composers who shaped the sound of civilization. From Bach’s intricate fugues to Beethoven’s thunderous symphonies, from Chopin’s intimate piano works to Stravinsky’s bold modernism, each episode explores the genius, struggles, and revolutionary impact of the great masters of classical music. This series is both an introduction for newcomers and a rich journey for seasoned listeners—unpacking the human stories behind timeless works, and revealing how these giants continue to inspire the music of today.Selenius Media

From Heraclitus’ fragments on change to Hannah Arendt’s reflections on responsibility, this series traces the story of Western moral thought. Each episode introduces the life, context, and ideas of the philosophers who shaped how we think about right and wrong, freedom and duty, justice and power. Designed for newcomers yet rich enough for curious thinkers, it offers a guided journey through the great debates that still shape our world today.What does it mean to be human?Western Moral Philosophy for Beginners and Selenius Media takes you on a guided journey through the minds that shaped ...

For decades, policy favored punishment over healing. From crack-era laws to “zero tolerance,” governments built enforcement-heavy systems that filled prisons while leaving demand untouched. This episode examines how deterrence failed: supply adapted, markets shifted, and harm multiplied. Meanwhile, treatment and harm reduction proved what punishment could not—reduced death, improved safety, restored lives. We explore the choice societies still face: criminalize people for the substances they use, or design systems that address why use begins and why it persists. The war on drugs was ...