Podcast
The Street Stoic
Hosted by My Cultura and iHeartPodcasts · EN
“The Street Stoic” is a podcast that invites listeners in for their daily shot of inspiration by combining Hip Hop lyrics with ancient Stoic philosophy. Hosted by Dramos, whose voice has been heard from The Breakfast Club to New York’s Z100 and most recently his “Life as a Gringo” podcast; the show creates a practical approach on how to live a happier and more fulfilled life.
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Mac Miller & Epictetus | Staying True To Myself
Jan 12, 202400:10:15Tap to summarizeIn the season 2 finale of the Street Stoic podcast, Dramos uses lyrics from Mac Miller and a quote from Epictetus to encourage us to honor ourselves, especially as we begin a new year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →SAINt JHN & Marcus Aurelius | Living It Up
Jan 11, 202400:09:52Tap to summarizeDramos focuses on the stoic idea of diminishing your ego. He uses lyrics from SAINt JHN and two quotes from Marcus Aurelius to ask us to push our ego aside and go for the things that make us happy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Lauryn Hill & Marcus Aurelius | Change Is Good
Jan 10, 202400:10:07Tap to summarizeDramos combines lyrics from Lauryn Hill with a quote from Marcus Aurelius to encourage us to embrace change, no matter how hard it may be.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Kid Cudi & Seneca | Getting My Head Right
Jan 9, 202400:08:25Tap to summarizeToday, Dramos takes lyrics from Kid Cudi and a Seneca quote to focus on the stoic idea of taking action when it comes to caring for our mental health.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →G-Eazy & Epictetus | Worried About My Own
Jan 8, 202400:09:48Tap to summarizeToday's episode is about the stoic idea of focusing on what you can control when it comes to the end of relationships. Dramos combines lyrics from G-Eazy and a few quotes from Epictetus to remind us that we can't change how others feel about us after a breakup but we can control how we react.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Meek Mill & Seneca | Prepared for the Worst
Jan 5, 202400:10:25Tap to summarizeThere's nothing wrong with looking ahead and preparing for anything that could go wrong. In this episode, Dramos takes lyrics from Meek Mill and a quote from Seneca to show the importance of hoping for the best while also preparing for the worst.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Kanye West & Marcus Aurelius | Not Worth My Energy
Jan 4, 202400:10:26Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Dramos combines lyrics from Kanye West with a quote from Marcus Aurelius to encourage us to stop listening to our haters, and instead focus on ourselves and what makes us happy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Young Dolph & Marcus Aurelius | The Bad is Temporary
Jan 3, 202400:10:04Tap to summarizeWe've all probably heard that "everything happens for a reason" but sometimes it's hard to accept it. Using lyrics from Young Dolph and a quote from Marcus Aurelius, Dramos talks about why we should try to understand that even the bad things in life can lead to something good.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Tonedeff & Seneca | Jump Without Fear
Jan 2, 202400:10:01Tap to summarizeToday, Dramos takes lyrics from Tonedeff and a quote from Seneca to remind us that sometimes we just have to jump without thinking too much about the potential negative outcomes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Transcribe →Nas & Epictetus | In Charge of My Future
Jan 1, 202400:09:56Tap to summarizeWe start the new year with an episode all about focusing on what you can control. Dramos uses lyrics from Nas and a quote from Epictetus to remind us that our circumstances don't have to determine our future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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