Existential dialogue 10: what relation between knowledge, guilt and power?
Socrates the stick and the deer Charmide and Mickael discuss the occult power of Niccolò the serpent.
Existential Dialogue 9: how to keep the peace?
Socrates the stick and Niccolò the serpent agree that peace is necessary for the common good but don’t agree on how to keep it.
Existential dialogue 8: animal nature and human culture
Davina the Goose and Peter the Falcon skip their first radio show with a story from Germany.
Existential dialogue 7: about humans and their questions
Gottfried the bird and Baruch the heron explain why humans have so many questions.
Existential dialogue 6: what is death?
Irinas the dead leaves and Aurelius the angel reflect about the afterlife.
Existential dialogue 5: is beauty an asset?
Socrates the stick and Emilies the blue berries think about the effects of beauty.
Existential dialogue 4: the independence of the squirrel
Luce and Simones agree that male domination hinder their independence.
Existential dialogue 3: Zeno’s logic and presuppositions
Zeno of Elea paradox of Achilles and the tortoise are the subject of this dialogue about the criteria of truth.
Existential dialogue 2: can we avoid doubts?
Socrates the stick and Gottfried the bird examine 3 ways to avoid doubts: the belief in harmony, the search for solutions, the obedience.
Existential dialogue 1: is perseverance a quality?
Baruch the heron and Socrates the stick define perseverance as a way of life.