Dani and Rodolfo discuss Bolaño's the Third Reich, exploring the fascist mindset via tabletop wargames and LARPing. They touch on Latin American history, tragic tales, and the complex relationships within the novel.

In this enlightening discussion, mental health expert David joins Rodolfo, who seeks clarity on intrusive thoughts linked to ADHD, and Brittany, who questions the acceptability of enjoying solitude. They tackle the origins of intrusive thoughts and share practical strategies for reframing them. John adds to the conversation by addressing the burdens of 'should statements' that lead to self-criticism. The guests explore how embracing solitude can actually enhance personal happiness, challenging societal norms about social interactions.

In this podcast, Dani and Rodolfo explore Bolaño's 'Distant Star,' discussing themes of fascism, death squads, and New Chilean poetry. They also touch on the intriguing connections within the novel, exploring cowardice, tragedy, and the complexities of the characters. The discussion delves into the enigmatic figures in Bolaño's work, like Juan Stein, and speculates on their uncertain fates. They also analyze the intricate layers of guilt, poetry workshops, and dark obsessions in Bolaño's texts, offering controversial opinions on Philip K. Dick along the way.