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Radio for the Thinking Person

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EPIS radio focuses on international cultural criticism, existential psychoanalysis and the application of phenomenology to the problems of everyday life.

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This segment explores how we think about subjectivity and live authentically.
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Segment 3 continues with our host Dr. Kevin Boileau interviewing Dr. Richard Curtis on Sartre, Fromm and authenticity.
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EPIS Radio host, Dr. Kevin Boileau will continue his interview with Dr. Richard Curtis and their discussion on the comparison of Sartre & Fromm's Accounts of Authenticity.
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Host of EPIS Radio, Dr. Kevin Boileau will interview Dr. Richard Curtis on his theological-philosophical account of authenticity.
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Dr.Kevin Boileau continues his interview with Stephanie Swales Scalambrino on eros, authenticity, psychoanalysis and Lacan.
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Join us as host of EPIS Radio; Dr. Kevin Boileau interviews Stephanie Swales Scalambrino,Ph.D., author of Perversion A Lacanian Psychoanalytic Approach to the Subject , on Lacan, eros and authenticity.
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continuation on Eros, temporality and authenticity in choices we make.
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We will continue discussion and exploration of Eros, temporality and authenticity.
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This segment begins the seasonal transition from the exploration of Eros to the beginning of the exploration of temporality. We will begin discussing how distortions in Eros can create distortions in ones sense of time.
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We will continue our discussion on the use of pleasure
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