Angie Hobbs, David Sedley, and James Warren delve into Epicureanism, focusing on pleasure as life's goal, atom theory, friendship, and Lucretius's influence. The discussion includes Epicurean beliefs on free will, mental tranquility, therapeutic remedies for the soul, the impact on Roman culture, and the contrast with Christianity.

Angie Hobbs, a philosophy associate professor, Peter Adamson, an expert in ancient thought, and James Warren, a classics lecturer, dive into Heraclitus's world. They discuss his enigmatic views on change, famously asserting that nothing remains the same. The trio explores the unity of opposites, where life and death intertwine. They also unpack his intricate philosophy of perception and the 'logos' that connects everything. Finally, an entertaining anecdote about Heraclitus's quirky death sheds light on his unique character, blending humor with philosophical insight.