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Aug 2023
1h 29m

Episode 39- Happiness, Derren Brown, Lif...

ANTONY ROTUNNO
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We continue our foray into the surprisingly complex world of happiness, with extracts from Derren Brown’s 2016 book ‘Happy: Why More or Less Everything Is Absolutely Fine’ to guide us through, along with host Antony’s interjections and musings. In this part, we look at a wide range of sub-topics including more on the history of happiness, a look at the Stoic ... Show More
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