Published Jul 9, 2022
Victor Juhasz on Epictetus and Creating “The Girl Who Would Be Free”
Illustrator Victor Juhasz joins Ryan Holiday to explore the creative journey behind "The Girl Who Would Be Free," delving into the challenges of illustrating Stoic philosophy and the decision to depict Epictetus as a girl, while also examining the modern relevance and nuanced narratives of Stoicism.

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