Tusculan Disputations

Rome's greatest orator asks the biggest questions. Written in grief after his daughter's death, Cicero's dialogues take on fear of death, enduring pain, easing sorrow, and whether virtue alone can make a life happy. You will discover the consolations of classical philosophy in full voice: stern, humane, and still startlingly relevant to anxious minds. Two thousand years of listeners have found steadiness here. Press play and sit in on the conversation.