Speaking Body
Neil GormanFrom the clinic to culture, where psychoanalysis meets the everyday.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | EducationSociety & Culture | ||||
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This is essential listening for anyone who is either studying psychoanalysis or just has an interest in it. I’ve been reading Freud, Lacan etc for years but still get something from each episode. I started listening to the early episodes which are just the superb Neil flying solo. Those initial efforts are great episodes, but I know the solo podcast style isn’t for everyone, so if you prefer a more conversational style then start with season 2 when Neil brought in the cat’s meow of the podcastin... more
Apple Podcasts5Typical Podlistener
United Kingdom4 years ago - Much love from CA!
I think the InForm podcast truly sets itself apart in relation to other psychotherapy and psychoanalysis themed podcasts. I love listening to Neil’s and Jared’s perspectives on the topics brought in and it’s been fun learning more about Lacanian psychoanalysis. Neil and Jared’s chemistry come through the discussions, which makes the episodes that more enjoyable to listen to.
All in all, I’m super grateful this podcast exists. I’ve enjoyed all of the episodes and am looking forward for future e... more
Apple Podcasts5Jackeline MG
United States4 years ago - Hm Interesting…
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Apple Podcasts5Nick GishUnited States5 years ago - Fantastic podcast
I hope they come back!
Apple Podcasts5alexbroadgoodUnited States5 years ago - Educational
Great show. It forces me to re-examine long held understandings of social work and therapy as they are reframed in ways I’ve not considered. Thanks for the great reading list too!
Apple Podcasts5Me1817United States6 years ago
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