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Podcast · By Evan Sutter · English · Official site

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Sep 18, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    EP. 41 - Home: Where Is Home, Really? On belonging, restlessness, place and being where you are. (opens the original)

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    Where is home? I’ve lived in different countries, spent six months travelling, and often chosen to stay somewhere long enough to experience what it actually feels like to live there. I love the perspective that comes from being somewhere unfamiliar. You see different ways of living, question assumptions you didn't realise you had, and sometimes discover a different version of yourself. But it has also made me wonder: What actually makes somewhere feel like home? In this episode, I explore: Why I

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    EP. 40 - Friendship: What Is Friendship For? (opens the original)

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    Friendship: What Is Friendship For? Episode 40 of Sutterfaction: Philosophy for the Good Life Why do adult friendships quietly disappear? Sometimes there is no falling out. No dramatic ending. Life simply changes. Work gets busier. Children arrive. People move. Ambitions shift. Energy changes. Values change. One day you realise you haven't spoken to someone you once spoke to every day. But perhaps the more interesting question is: Why do some friendships survive? And should they? In this episode

  3. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    EP. 39 - Enough: How Do You Know When You Have Enough? (opens the original)

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    Enough: How Do You Know When You Have Enough? More is everywhere. But where is enough? Money. Work. Fitness. Achievement. Adventure. Information. Growth. Ambition. Modern life is remarkably good at telling us what to pursue, but much less interested in telling us when to stop. In this episode, Evan Sutter explores the idea of enough and why it might be one of the more difficult questions we can ask when thinking about a good life. Is enough a number? A feeling? A decision? Something we discover

  4. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    EP: 38 - Attention: What Owns Your Attention Owns Your Life (opens the original)

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    Attention: What Owns Your Attention Owns Your Life Where is your attention right now? It's a simple question, but perhaps not such a simple one. Following last week's conversation about mortality, Evan explores what happens when we turn our attention towards attention itself. We might believe we're choosing where to place it, but how often is something else holding the flashlight? A notification. A headline. An ambition. A worry. A memory. A phone. Someone else's agenda. And if our attention is

  5. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    EP. 37 - Death, Impermanence, and Learning How To Live (opens the original)

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    In this episode Evan explores: Why we tend to treat death as something distant and abstract. What a minor health scare can reveal about the fragility of life. Why contemplating mortality can actually make life feel more vivid. The strange Western discomfort around talking about people who have died. How other cultures can offer different ways of keeping the dead present in everyday life. Why knowing intellectually that we're going to die isn't the same as living as though we know it . What happe

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