Vashik Armenikus

ARTIDOTE

History EN ↓ 28 episodes

| Art. Philosophy. Music. | Your antidote to the ephemeral world. Website: www.artidote.uk

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Vashik Armenikus

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History

Latest episode

May 16, 2026

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Episodes

Stoicism 3.0, Nietzsche and Art as Therapy with Steven Gambardella 06.01.2021

Vashik Armenikus invites Steven Gambardella - one of the top writers on philosophy on Medium to discuss modern Stoicism, ideas of Nietzsche and how fine art and classical music have the same healing effects on our mental health as philosophy. Stevens's page: https://artidote.uk/episodes/steven-gambardella                 Medium: https://stevengambardella.medium.com/ Get Free-trial on Audible: http...

Beethoven: A Life in Nine Pieces with Laura Tunbridge 06.01.2021

If you're looking where to start listening classical music, this is a place. Professor Laura  Tunbridge reveals the personality of Beethoven through the composer's nine masterpieces. However, if you're already familiar with Beethoven, Laura's research will reveal a side of Beethoven you might not have heard before. Laura's page: https://artidote.uk/episodes/laura-tunbridge    &...

Around the World in 20 Languages with Gaston Dorren 06.01.2021

Can one learn a new language using modern apps? How does language learning influence our thinking? Vashik Armenikus asks these and many other questions on language learning to Gaston Dorren   - the author of  'Babel: Around the World in Twenty Languages' and 'Lingo: A language spotter’s guide to Europe'. Gaston's profile:  https://artidote.uk/episodes/gaston-dorren   ...

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