Psyche

Helen and I discuss her new short story Babyface. We get into the material conditions of the modern world, the contradictory nature of existence, Lacan and desire, the nuances of love, and so much more! https://www.everydayanalysis.co.uk https://everyday-analysis.sellfy.store/p/religion-psychoanalysis-marxism/ If you can't afford the story, please email alfie.bown@rhul.ac.uk.

Chuck LeBlanc is a psychotherapist and podcaster. In this episode, we discuss Carl Rogers, narrative therapy, Deleuze, Nietzsche, the multiplicity of the psyche, and much more!

Dr. Timothy Owen Desmond is the author of Psyche and Singularity: Jungian Psychology and Holographic String Theory. In this episode we explore Jungian psychology, string theory, synchronicities, projection and political polarization, and much more!

Devin explores what Nietzsche means by perspectivism. We get into madness, art, climate change, neurodiversity and much more!

Rudy is a lecturer at Sam Houston State University. In this episode, we talk anime, Erich Fromm, eco-neurosis and more!

Dr. Cadell Last is a philosopher interested in the greatest intellectual works with the aim of bringing the mysteries of these works into a personal engagement for the life of the mind. In this conversation, we explore his article on Peter Rollins and pyrotheology. We also discuss the connections between psychoanalysis and Nietzsche.

Donovan Miyasaki is Professor of Philosophy at Wright State University. He is the author of two books: Nietzsche's Immoralism: Politics as First Philosophy and Politics After Morality: Toward a Nietzschean Left. In this episode, we discuss his understanding of Nietzsche's concept of will to power.

Keanu is a student at MIT. In this episode, we have a casual conversation about his intellectual interests and passions.

I'm experimenting with StreamYard to start posting video podcasts on Spotify and live recordings on YouTube. Continue the conversation!

W. Travis McMaken is  Butler Bible Endowed Professor of Religion and Associate Dean in the College of Arts and Humanities at Lindenwood University. In this conversation we discuss the theology of Karl Barth and the political.