Raph reads the poem ‘Ozymandias’ by PB Shelley and sits down with Jarrod to discuss the poem, its intended themes, and Raph’s positive point of view on the meaning of the poem. The two go over ambition, dreams, decay, material possessions, practical success, capitalism, history, philosophy, goals, and ponder the nature of wealth and poverty. They also recount previously discussed Stoic philosophy topics, and Raph’s ponderings on Alexander the Great, Diogenes, Epicureanism and changing one’s own life for the better. Tag along on this 30th episode, as we look out to where the lone and level sands stretch far away.. Instagram 🌲 @theforestcreek Spotify 🌲 The Forest Creek Youtube.com/@therealforestcreek theforestcreek.substack.com + many other podcasting & social media platforms The Forest Creek 🌲 @theforestcreek Like, Subscribe, Follow, Share, etc.🌲it makes a difference! theforestcreek@gmail.com 🌲 contact us! Our website🌲 theforestcreekweb.com
