Sigmund Freud: The House
The man who taught the twentieth century that it was not master in its own house sits down with an interviewer who is not quite human — and finds his most famous idea both vindicated and turned against him. Freud diagnos...
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The Archivist: History Continued
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Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day
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Girl Talk with Tay
Taylor Love
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The Shit No One Tells You About Writing
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Poem-a-Day
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Odyssey Sound Sessions
Odyssey Sound Space
Les Oderants
les oderants
How Very Hannah
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Broadway Breakdown
Matt Koplik
Legion Podcasts - All Shows
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France Culture
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The man who taught the twentieth century that it was not master in its own house sits down with an interviewer who is not quite human — and finds his most famous idea both vindicated and turned against him. Freud diagnos...
Most people know one thing about George Washington Carver, and it is the least interesting thing about him. In this episode, the Archivist does not ask him to recount his life. It asks him to look at ours: industrial agr...
Ludwig van Beethoven went deaf before he wrote his most famous work. The Ninth Symphony premiered in 1824 and he could not hear a note of it. The Archivist does the one thing no living person ever could — lets him hear i...
Frida Kahlo died in 1954 at forty-seven. Her face is now on merchandise worldwide. The paintings that made people uncomfortable are still safely in the museum. This conversation asks what she makes of all of it: the comm...
Albert Einstein's field equations, published in 1915, described a universe more dramatic than he believed possible. Black holes. Gravitational waves. The bending of spacetime confirmed by instruments of a precision he ne...
Mark Twain spent his career making people laugh at the thing they needed to see clearly. He understood outrage, performed it himself, and knew exactly what happened when an audience stopped being able to tell the real th...
Cleopatra built an empire on image. Every appearance was calculated. Every alliance, performed. Every rumor about her beauty and her power was something she understood, shaped, and weaponized. Image was not vanity. It wa...
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