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Books by Aristotle mentioned on podcasts
Aristotle's classical philosophical works were referenced across multiple prominent podcasts, including The Tucker Carlson Show, The Joe Rogan Experience, Timcast IRL, The Jordan Harbinger Show, and The Megyn Kelly Show. On The Tucker Carlson Show, the host referenced 'The Ethics of Aristotle' when discussing courage and the golden mean, noting the balance between excess and deficiency. Similarly, on The Joe Rogan Experience, Gad Saad remarked that Aristotle had already expressed the very ideas Joe Rogan was discussing regarding discipline, truth, and what it takes to be a good person. Timcast IRL featured a discussion where the host referenced Aristotle's 'Politics' while analyzing international conflict, youth demographics, and the historical 'Sparta problem.' Spencer Klavan also brought up 'Politics' on The Megyn Kelly Show to explore political philosophy and methods of societal organization. Meanwhile, on The Jordan Harbinger Show, discussions touching upon Aristotle's 'Poetics' and related translations by Leon Golden and O. B. Hardison surfaced alongside interviews with guest Dan Ariely, who reflected on the complexities of human behavior, stress, and the multifaceted nature of problem-solving.
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Nicomachean Ethics
Discussed“And it's hard to be a good person and aristotle has already said all those things that you just said”
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The Ethics of Aristotle
Discussed“and so Aristotle writes about this in in the Noman ethics and he talks when he talks about the golden mean and he says any virtue is about finding the balance between Having excess of it and having a deficiency of it”
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Πολιτικά (Politiká)
Discussed“This was the Sparta problem Aristotle talks about in 'Politics,' where Sparta knew how to wage war.”
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La Poetica
Discussed“Now, I've adjusted the book to have sections titled 'hopefully helpful,' but the reality is that the solutions will be multifaceted and complex.”
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Politics
Discussed“and Aristotle who's one of the great thinkers on this topic in his politics he says there's three ways that you can organize this”
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