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Each episode begins with a memorable line from a thinker, writer, artist, or philosopher. We then uncover its origin, examine the ideas hidden within its words, and connect it to the choices, struggles, and relationships we face today.


From Maya Angelou on the lasting power of human connection, to Marcus Aurelius on controlling your mind, Viktor Frankl on finding meaning in suffering, James Baldwin on facing the truth, and Rumi on transformation through pain, Quotable turns familiar words into practical wisdom.


One quote. Five minutes. A whole new way to see it.New episodes every day.


Quotable is a HustleStudios Podcast Network production.

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/quotable--7305107/support.]]>enPhilosophyHustleStudios Podcast Networkhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/41209460b82ee88ecf73a4e87d5fdac6.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/podcast/quotable--7305107Mon, 26 Oct 2026 14:45:10 +0000HustleStudios Podcast NetworkHustleStudios Podcast Networkhustlestudioph@gmail.comQuotable is a daily five-minute podcast that takes one powerful quote and explores the deeper meaning behind it.Each episode begins with a memorable line from a thinker, writer, artist, or philosopher. We then uncover its origin, examine the ideas...

Each episode begins with a memorable line from a thinker, writer, artist, or philosopher. We then uncover its origin, examine the ideas hidden within its words, and connect it to the choices, struggles, and relationships we face today.


From Maya Angelou on the lasting power of human connection, to Marcus Aurelius on controlling your mind, Viktor Frankl on finding meaning in suffering, James Baldwin on facing the truth, and Rumi on transformation through pain, Quotable turns familiar words into practical wisdom.


One quote. Five minutes. A whole new way to see it.New episodes every day.


Quotable is a HustleStudios Podcast Network production.

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/quotable--7305107/support.]]>false6efabfe6-7b13-5e44-8ecd-276ce0043704episodicSupport the podcast!https://www.spreaker.com/episode/frankl-on-meaning-in-suffering--75995426
Inside: who Frankl was and what logotherapy asks of us; why the sentence begins with in some way; what a sacrifice has to do with suffering; and a closing practice, one page, two columns, on any heavy day. About eight minutes, a slow evening with a psychiatrist who prescribed meaning.

CHAPTERS
0:04 What Suffering Becomes
1:08 The Doctor Who Asked Why
2:21 In Some Way
3:36 The Meaning of a Sacrifice
4:53 A Practice for Heavy Days
6:18 Carry One Line Out
7:30 Keep One Line Close
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Inside: who Frankl was and what logotherapy asks of us; why the sentence begins with in some way; what a sacrifice has to do with suffering; and a closing practice, one page, two columns, on any heavy day. About eight minutes, a slow evening with a psychiatrist who prescribed meaning.

CHAPTERS
0:04 What Suffering Becomes
1:08 The Doctor Who Asked Why
2:21 In Some Way
3:36 The Meaning of a Sacrifice
4:53 A Practice for Heavy Days
6:18 Carry One Line Out
7:30 Keep One Line Close
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Inside: who Oliver was and why she kept walking the same Provincetown woods for forty years; what the poem refuses to tell you; why wild and precious pull in opposite directions; and a closing practice, one hour outside with no errand but noticing. About seven minutes, a slow evening with a poet who asked everything and ordered nothing.

CHAPTERS
0:04 The Grasshopper in the Grass
1:12 The Woman Who Walked and Noticed
2:12 A Question, Not an Answer
3:11 Wild and Precious
4:37 A Practice for One Day
5:49 Answer With Your Life
7:05 Keep One Line Close
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Inside: who Oliver was and why she kept walking the same Provincetown woods for forty years; what the poem refuses to tell you; why wild and precious pull in opposite directions; and a closing practice, one hour outside with no errand but noticing. About seven minutes, a slow evening with a poet who asked everything and ordered nothing.

CHAPTERS
0:04 The Grasshopper in the Grass
1:12 The Woman Who Walked and Noticed
2:12 A Question, Not an Answer
3:11 Wild and Precious
4:37 A Practice for One Day
5:49 Answer With Your Life
7:05 Keep One Line Close
CREDITS
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Inside: who Seneca was and why translators shade his famous sentence a little differently; where the wasted hours actually go; why the essay aims at the ambitious rather than the lazy; and a closing practice, count each day as a small life of its own. About seven minutes, a slow evening with a philosopher who refused to flatter busyness.

CHAPTERS
0:04 The Complaint About Time
1:20 The Man Who Watched Rome Hurry
2:11 Waste, Not Shortage
3:09 The Busy and the Idle
4:24 A Practice for the Hours
5:36 Begin at Once to Live
6:42 Keep One Line Close
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Inside: who Seneca was and why translators shade his famous sentence a little differently; where the wasted hours actually go; why the essay aims at the ambitious rather than the lazy; and a closing practice, count each day as a small life of its own. About seven minutes, a slow evening with a philosopher who refused to flatter busyness.

CHAPTERS
0:04 The Complaint About Time
1:20 The Man Who Watched Rome Hurry
2:11 Waste, Not Shortage
3:09 The Busy and the Idle
4:24 A Practice for the Hours
5:36 Begin at Once to Live
6:42 Keep One Line Close
CREDITS
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Inside: who Rumi was and why the compact line is a doorway rather than the room; what the instruction to keep looking at the bandaged place actually asks of us; the wound reframed as a door instead of a verdict; and a gentle practice for one tender place in the week ahead. About eight minutes, a slow evening with a poet who refused to insult grief with slogans.

CHAPTERS
0:04 Where the Light Gets In
1:05 The Poet of the Wound
2:04 Keep Looking at the Bandaged Place
3:10 The Wound as a Door
4:36 A Practice for Tender Places
6:00 Carry the Light With You
7:16 Keep One Line Close
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Inside: who Rumi was and why the compact line is a doorway rather than the room; what the instruction to keep looking at the bandaged place actually asks of us; the wound reframed as a door instead of a verdict; and a gentle practice for one tender place in the week ahead. About eight minutes, a slow evening with a poet who refused to insult grief with slogans.

CHAPTERS
0:04 Where the Light Gets In
1:05 The Poet of the Wound
2:04 Keep Looking at the Bandaged Place
3:10 The Wound as a Door
4:36 A Practice for Tender Places
6:00 Carry the Light With You
7:16 Keep One Line Close
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