With this Project, I am hoping to foster raw, meaningful conversations that aid us in our journey to “know thyself”. Topics such as virtue, philosophy, history, literature, art, mental health, current events, and theology will be discussed on the podcast and various social media platforms. Dialogue is the key to growth and civility. The aim is not necessarily to change people’s minds, but rather to provide a forum for the discourse of topics I feel ought to be explored.
William Jacobs, filmmaker and founder of Mourning Dove Films, discusses the importance of Beauty as an eternal virtue, how to reclaim cinema as a virtuous artform, and why we ought to "Choose Beauty." If you would like to support the Mourning Dove Films project, please refer to the following link: Mourning Dove Films - Central Illinois film production company --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/traditionalistproject/support
Americans are feeling an ever-increasing discontent with the political situation of their country. Neither major party seems to be able to accurately and effectively represent the values of everyday working citizens. On top of this, many feel as though the country they once knew (or thought they knew) no longer exists. The New Columbia Movement joins us to discuss what they believe is a hopeful way forward. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/traditionalistproject/support
In recent years, the topic of masculinity has turned into a hot button issue. Some claim we are in the midst of a "masculinity crisis", others say that toxic masculinity runs rampant and we need to urge men to "be better". With all these opinions and criticism of masculinity, how can one navigate their way towards virtuous manhood? Join us as we discuss these topics and offer guidance on becoming a man of virtue. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/traditionalistproject/support
After recent tumultuous events, it seems that American unity is in a state of disrepair. Is there hope for American unity and if so how do we set about recovering it? Join us as we discuss the opinions of our listeners as well as our own on the issue of American unity. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/traditionalistproject/support
Conversations of being biracial are often overlooked in a time when people expect you to choose a side between White and Black identities. On this episode, we discuss the nuances of navigating both racial and cultural expectations. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/traditionalistproject/support
"One who seeks friendship for favorable occasions, strips it of all its nobility." Friendship is a serious endeavor in which you choose which companions you will face the obstacles of life with. Therefore, we should carefully consider who we choose to offer our time and care. Join us as we discuss the difference between fruitless friendships and true companionship.
Forgiveness is a difficult thing to do but perhaps the most important virtue to practice. On this episode, we discuss the dangers of being unforgiving, if forgiveness is warranted in every scenario, and how we navigate forgiving others in our own lives.
79% of Americans are active on some form of social media. As of recent, platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, feel like they've become the "Wild West" of the modern age. Vitriolic "debates", misinformation, and a lack of civility are just a few of the problems we've noticed. How does this affect society and general civility as a whole?
Studies have shown that depression, anxiety, and many other mental illness have become a lot more common among our youth. Join in on our discussion of why we think this is so and what Gen Z can do about it!