Everyone is navigating their own personal maze, complete with winding paths, dead ends, short cuts, and Minotaurs. In Labyrinths, Amanda Knox and her partner Christopher Robinson delve into stories of getting lost and found again through compassionate interviews, philosophical rants, and playful debate with fascinating people. Expect dark and hilarious misadventures, nagging and controversial ques... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
Years after giving birth to his child, Jessica tracks down her anonymous sperm donor and they embark on an unexpected journey. more
Between our usual Labyrinths episodes, we sit down to debate something serious or silly and ask you “Who’s Right?” more
We are now routinely faced with a dilemma: News breaks that an artist beloved has done something horrible. How does that change our experience of their art? more
Is suicide ever justifiable? Can you go out on a high note? Is it always a result of mental illness? The content warning should be obvious on this one and it should go without saying that this theoretical discussion does not endorse suicide. more
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I’m one of the people who paid no attention to the media spectacle around Amanda’s arrest and trials, so beyond a vague intuition that she was getting screwed by the Italian system, I didn’t have an opinion of her back when she was constantly in the headlines. I have gradually gotten to know about her through her own words and works, starting a while back with the Netflix documentary, then more recently her excellent series Resilience on the Waking Up app, her interview on Making Sense, the Tru... more
Outstanding show! You two are fine journalists! Your stories are extremely intriguing and interesting! Continued success! more
While I have enjoyed some of the content that comes from these two podcasters, when they go into whack-a-doodle territory like they did with episode 83 on some gun fetishists who entered the ‘find out’ part of what happens when you bring an assault rifle to a fistfight. They express faux concern about the perpetrators of gun violence and totally avoid the real life implications of what actually happens when gun ’enthusiasts’ take matters into their own hands. more
I feel like I’ve found treasure 🥰. Fantastic podcast, look forward to every episode!
Thank you for this podcast. Your authenticity, openness and kindness is truly refreshing. I loved the open marriage episode and the Fabricated Induced Illness episode. If I was in a better financial situation I would definitely contribute to keep you going. Amanda’s situation and the interviews with your guests are so valuable and helpful. Thank you
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