A podcast about psychoanalysis, politics, pop culture, and the ways we suffer now, featuring Abby Kluchin & Patrick Blanchfield
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 125 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsPhilosophyNewsSociety & Culture |
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Abby and Patrick read the shortest, strangest, and arguably saddest entry in the Studies on Hysteria – the case of “... more
Abby and Patrick welcome Valerie Steele, Director and Chief Curator of the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, to discuss her new book, Dress, Dreams, and Desire: Fashion and Psychoanalysis, and the exhibition of the same name ... more
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Abby, Dan, and Patrick conclude their viewing of Sophie Fiennes’ and Slavoj Žižek’s A Pervert’s Guide to Cinema (200... more
Abby and Patrick are joined by Dr. Josh West to talk about some remarkable developments in psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy in Australia. Josh explains to Abby and Patrick how the clinical trials he describes are better understood as an experiment i... more
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Patrick and Abby sound eerily similar to the Google Notebook LM AI bots that can make a podcast if you feed it the documents. Just a weird thing
I found you guys via Know Your Enemy and have been enjoying having you in my ears during my Saturday morning shifts. I was in grad school for Romance Languages in the late 2000s and while psychoanalysis did come up occasionally, but as presented it felt
more like an intellectual plaything than something to engage with in a serious and sustained way. So I appreciate and benefit from your dedication to the field and your project of exploring it in a public facing forum.
I have especially enjoyed... more
I was so excited when this podcast began, and loved the idea of being led through foundational and contemporary psychoanalytic concepts in relation to contemporary life and politics,but it veered off track to the point where I find most episodes unlistenable. The hosts are smart and committed but the podcast often relies on chats with a single generation of scholars who are a part of their inner circle,. (and generally too narrowly attached to lacan!)
I wanted to enjoy this show, but Patrick NEVER shuts up! I’m not joking; he will waffle and hedge for 20 minutes before getting to a “point”. Dude has SERIOUS this-is-more-of-comment-than-a-question kinda energy.
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Content focuses on the intersections of psychoanalysis with current societal issues, politics, and pop culture, emphasizing the relevance of psychological concepts in understanding contemporary life. Episodes often feature discussions on significant figures in psychoanalysis, offering deep insights into both classical ideas and contemporary applications, particularly in relation to mental health, identity, and social justice. The show is distinguished by its critical explorations of psychoanalytic themes against the backdrop of modern dilemmas, making it appealing for listeners interested in both theoretical rigor and real-world implications.
The hosts bring a rich blend of educational backgrounds and perspectives, often engaging with gues... more
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