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In this Episode, I spoke with Daniel Nehring, an ascending and prolific scholar in the field of critical sociology about how therapeutic cultures have penetrated our social lives and now have a global reach. We talk about the rise of the “self-help entrepreneur, the dominance of the "psychological imagination," and the relevance and important of C. Wright Mills and his classic work, The Sociological Imagination for academics to wake up, stand up and speak up as public intellectuals.
I am really excited about the conversation I had with Tara Isabella Burton – who is a novelist, essayist and scholar of religion and spirituality – and we spoke about her new book, Self-Made: Creating Our Identities from Da Vinci to the Kardashians, published by Public Affairs. Tara takes us on a...
Published 07/20/23
It would appear that Lululemon-wearing Yoga teachers are worlds apart from gun-toting, far-right Trumper conspiracists. Yet, during the Covid-shut down, when revenues from brick-and-mortar yoga studios dried up - many prominent yoga instructors, as well as wellness influencers who saw big bucks...
Published 07/14/23