

Bourbon, Neat
Apr 4, 2024
Fr. John and Fr. Sean reflect on the aesthetic and communal aspects of bourbon drinking inspired by Walker Percy's essay. They discuss the decline in appreciation for bourbon, the importance of conversation and community, and explore the virtues of moderation and responsible drinking. The conversation extends to the impact of alcohol on the body, societal views, and the intersection of Stoic philosophy with contemporary culture.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Reflections on Fundraising and Eventful Evening
01:57 • 2min
Reflections on Seminarian Events, a Dream, and Gospel Reading
04:22 • 2min
Reflections on Lent, Alcohol, and Cultural Perspectives
06:22 • 13min
Bourbon Neat: Aesthetic and Communal Aspects
19:35 • 10min
Exploration of Friendship, Community, and Shared Experiences
29:42 • 3min
Exploring Virtuous Friendship and Responsible Drinking
32:24 • 2min
Exploring Stoic Philosophy and its Intersection with Contemporary Culture
34:33 • 18min