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Helen Rollins and Adrian Romero
(E)STRANGE(D)
Analyzing society through the lens of its cultural products.
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4.8 stars from 16 ratings
Thought provoking
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“I love listening to this podcast because it challenges me with deep concepts and gets me to think beyond the face value of a movie. This, in turn, has helped me to examine my own ideologies and move beyond the noise of pop culture responses to a more thoughtful and nuanced approach to understanding.”
Northern Lights Chaser via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/15/20
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“Thanks for the pod! Always enjoy listening to it. I like your psycho-analytical take on things. Maybe add a limiter in post but it’s great either way.”
SaufeMaxima via Apple Podcasts ·
Germany ·
02/23/20
Thoughtful and Relevant
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“I like how Adrian and Helen use movies as a catalyst for conversations on psychoanalysis and capitalism. I find myself extremely interested in each episode and it often feels like I’m in the same room with them. Not many podcasts can say that. Bravo and well done.”
christophercody via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/24/20
Recent Episodes
Here is a teaser of the first episode of Helen's new podcast The Lack, which you can find in full here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-lack/id1561070699?i=1000515251963
Published 04/02/21
Published 04/02/21
Psychoanalyst Carlos Padrón joins Helen to discuss 'Border' (Ali Abbasi) and the dialectics of identity.
Published 03/04/21
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