

Episode 157: Notes From Underground (Pt. 2)
7 snips Feb 5, 2019
In this podcast, David and Tamler delve into Dostoevsky's existential novella, exploring the Underground Man's guilt, shame, and narcissism. They discuss the character's social awkwardness, self-destructive behavior, and spotlight effect. The hosts also select finalists for an upcoming episode based on listener suggestions, touching on topics like ethics, psychology, and relationships.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Discussion on Selecting Episode Topics and Continuing 'Notes from Underground'
01:42 • 2min
Exploring Various Listener Suggestions and Potential Future Topics
03:24 • 17min
Exploring Authenticity and Parenting Influences
19:59 • 8min
Polyamory, Animal Ethics, and Notes from Underground
28:24 • 7min
Exploration of Suffering, Consciousness, and Timelines
35:32 • 2min
Exploration of the Underground Man's Internal Struggles and Social Alienation
37:11 • 21min
Exploration of Social Awkwardness and Unreliable Narrators
58:16 • 2min
Exploring Themes of Vindication and Regret
59:55 • 19min
Exploring Power Dynamics and Personal Reflections
01:18:58 • 2min