Nicolas Podcast

Intro :  Tonight, I want to share a voice that has been walking next to mine for a long time, without me really knowing it. This episode is about Baruch Spinoza – the heretic who dared to say that God and Nature might be the same thing, and who paid the price for thinking too far. You’re going to hear a story about exile, freedom, and the courage to think for yourself. For me, as Nicolas, as an artist, as a quiet atheist living under a Southern sky full of stars, this way of seeing the world changes everything. So, before we dive back into my own sounds and words, let’s listen to this: “Spinoza – The Heretic Who Redefined God.” Outro : You’ve just heard the story of Spinoza – the lens grinder, the excommunicated heretic, the man who turned God into Nature and every human into a passing wave of the infinite. For me, that vision is not just philosophy, it’s almost a map of my own life. I don’t believe in a God who watches us from above. But I do believe in this strange, fragile thing we share: a universe that thinks through us, feels through us, creates through us – in music, in podcasts, in quiet nights where we’re just trying to make sense of everything. Domination and Submission are fading out. What comes next, in my work, is The New Labyrinth: stories where humans, algorithms, and old philosophers like Spinoza all collide. Not to give us answers, but to help us walk through the maze with a little more honesty, and maybe a little more tenderness. Thank you for listening. If this resonates with you, stay with me for the next episodes of Nicolas Podcast. We’ll keep exploring this strange, beautiful labyrinth together.