Big Z & the Kids Table
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“I’m relatively new to Psychoanalytic/theory, and Ryan and Todd present everything in a way that’s more or less easily digestible without dumbing things down. Also, I usually hate podcasts with more than one host because there tends to be too much banter and digression, but Why Theory keeps it to a minimum, and Ryan and Todd’s banter is always entertaining when they DO banter. Even episodes that don’t sound too terribly interesting in the title always end up being entertaining and informative. This show deserves to be no less than 5.0 stars.
Also, Ryan, if you’re reading this, ‘Big Z & the Kids Table’ totally caught me off guard and made me burst out laughing in public. I hope when you’re on your deathbed looking back on your life, you can die happy knowing that at least one person got the reference.”
communicating vessels via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/06/19
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“this is probably my favorite podcast, i would be really interested to hear an episode looking at the internet & information networks if that would be possible? i know it’s a hyperdense topic, just interested in hearing the “why theory” process applied there i guess! maybe “the internet and...”Read full review »
trappedinsidetheintenraet via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/02/20
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“Great show into the psychoanalytic left”
Blawke via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/03/21
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“Would you consider doing a series on lacan’s three diagnoses of psychosis, perversion and neurosis? Haven’t really heard you talk much about them but it could offer a new (and not too difficult) perspective on his thought”
Macg310 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/27/21
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