The Joy of Not Being Dead (with Ryan Holiday on The Daily Stoic)

This is an iHeart Podcast. Guaranteed human. Pushkin. Welcome Slab listeners, I hope the summer is treating you well and that you're taking some time off to rest and recover. I've been on a bit of a vacay myself, but the team and I will soon be back at work, preparing the next season of this show.

we'll be sending you back to school happiness lab style, as I review some of the must-read psychology books of the year. So stay tuned for lots of well-being wisdom coming your way this September. But I won't be abandoning you until then. Over the next few weeks, I'll be sharing some episodes from other podcasts, and the common thread is that I appear as a guest in all of them. First on the list, the Daily Stoic. Brian Holliday's hit show is all about what the ancient stoic philosophers can teach us about living better today. I was invited on the show to talk about death. But don't let that topic scare you.

Because as you'll hear, my conversation with Ryan was actually kind of fun. If you like what you hear, you should check out the Daily Stoic, wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, it's Ryan. Welcome to another episode of the Daily Stoic Podcast. I was uh swimming in Barton Springs yesterday. And I'm swimming. I s kinda see this movement. It's like a weird thing with Barton Springs where

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