A podcast about psychoanalysis, politics, pop culture, and the ways we suffer now, featuring Abby Kluchin & Patrick Blanchfield
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPoliticsSociety & CulturePhilosophy |
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Abby lost her voice, so were unlocking a favorite from behind the paywall! Well be back next week with more Wild Analysis followed by an interview with the brilliant Sara Marcus on her book Political Disappointment. more
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Abby and Patrick welcome Ajay Singh Chaudhary, Executive Director of the Brooklyn Institute for Social Research and author of The Exhausted of the Earth: Politics in a Burning World. In our conversation, Ajay breaks down competing left- and right-win... more
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Good show, but the episodes can be hit or miss. I’ve found the “hit” episodes are driven by Patrick Blanchfield’s interests and insights. The “misses” are episodes led by Abby. Patrick’s intellect is the key to what the show gets right. Abby feels more like a smart, talented, but ultimately average philosophy/gender studies professor. The varying caliber of the episodes can make it feel like two different shows. I’d advise letting Patrick drive more of the content.
Was listening to an episode and it took them over an hour just to get through the title of the essay they were supposed to be examining. Endless preludes and hedging before they examine any psychoanalytic idea.
I was so excited when this podcast began, and loved the idea of being systematically led through foundational psychoanalytic concepts in relation to contemporary life, politics, and concerns, but it seems to have veered off track to the point where I find most episodes unlistenable. I keep returning hoping for it to regain its focus, but end up disappointed. The hosts are smart, likable, and committed, but the podcast feels unfocused and grasping, and relies too much on chats with a single gene... more
Really love this podcast.
I love the content, but the sound quality is really uneven. The male host speaks very quickly and is often difficult to understand.
Apple Podcasts | #52 | United States/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #25 | United Kingdom/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #77 | Canada/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #38 | Australia/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #90 | France/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
Apple Podcasts | #126 | Italy/Society & Culture/Philosophy |
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