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Mentioned in 8 episodes

American Psychosis

How the Federal Government Destroyed the Mental Illness Treatment System

Book • 2013

In 'American Psychosis,' E. Fuller Torrey examines the historical and current state of mental health treatment in the United States, arguing that federal government policies have significantly contributed to the deterioration of the mental health care system.

The book provides a detailed account of the changes in mental health care policies and their consequences, highlighting the need for reform and improved care for individuals with mental illnesses.

Mentioned by

Helen Lewis

Wolfgang Wee

Dr. Thibault Schrepel

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Helen Lewis

when discussing films with similar themes of masculinity and anti-capitalism.

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The Great Political Films: Fight Club w/ Helen Lewis

Mentioned by

Lili Anolik

in relation to a dinner she attended.

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731. - Lili Anolik

Mentioned by

Ned Day

as a book he listened to a summary of on Sobrief.com.

18 snips

You don't belong here

Nevnt av

Wolfgang Wee

i diskusjonen om forfattere og forholdet til fedre.

16 snips

#603 - Ole Asbjørn Ness

Mentioned by

John Clarke

for its impressive writing style and relatable themes.

15 snips

#143 – John Clarke: The Art of Fighting and the Pursuit of Excellence

Mentioned by

Dr. Thibault Schrepel

in the context of discussing objectivity in beauty.

12 snips

#16 – David Krakauer: Scaling Intelligence

Mentioned by Alex Schwartz when discussing the evolution of the portrayal of finance culture in media, referencing its depiction of the finance bro archetype.

The Fate of the Finance Bro

Mentioned by

Naomi Fry

in the context of Victorian sensation fiction and its use of multiple first-person narrators, and as a controversial book due to its violent content and first-person perspective.

The Elusive Promise of the First Person

Mentioned by

Drew Pinsky

to explain the history of the homeless crisis in the US.