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“This is a great podcast for fans of Zizek to get deeper into his influences, especially Hegel and Lacan, and indulge some more in his trademark strategy of using pop culture to illustrate theory... Ryan and Todd are great at using common language to describe abstruse notions. If there is a flaw here it’s that they don’t always bother to do this, sometimes devolving into academic shop talk and forgetting the lay audience. I think this podcast is ideal for people who have an intermediate understanding of the topics that are covered— otherwise you will too often feel thrown into the deep end of the pool, having to pause the podcast constantly to look up different terms or ideas.”
dimebagdinaro via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/09/20
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“One of the best philosophy podcasts out.”
littyolive via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/26/20
“Currently making my way through the phenomenology. The commentary has been extremely helpful”
ahauwnzvsyalap7382!/!-0-0- via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/04/21
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“This show should be called “Why Hegel is Great and Here’s Some Lacan to Explain Why (but only kinda)”. I followed this show because the topics are so enticing. But they do such terrible readings I have to give up. Their series on Deleuze was laughably bad, the episode on Biopower closed with a...”Read full review »
jimmythejim via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/19/21
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