EPISODE · Jan 24, 2026 · 1H 5M
18 - Nietzsche & Zarathustra with David Storey
from Eternal Search
This interview focuses on Friedrich Nietzsche, a German philosopher active during the late 1800s. While famously atheistic, Nietzsche still saw value in a spiritual life… just not a very traditional one. My guest today is David Storey, Professor of philosophy at Boston College. We discuss Nietzsche's most fundamental ideas before honing in on his spiritual ones.
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