Talk to Me: A Graphic Designer Gets Graphic
Stefan Sagmeister, award-winning artist and graphic designer, joined Jungian analyst-in-training Patricia Llosa for The Red Book Dialogues at The Rubin Museum.
Jan 08, 2010•45 min•Ep. 14
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Talk To Me: A Psychic Debates Jung's Sanity
Though many people claim to be skeptical of tarot card readers and psychics, The Rubin Museum takes an open-minded approach. In December, the institution invited psychic and tarot card reader Pattie Canova to participate in the Red Book Dialogues .
Jan 08, 2010•24 min•Ep. 13
Pushcart Prize-Winners at Le Poisson Rouge
Four Pushcart Prize-winning writers took to the (very, very dim stage) at (Le) Poisson Rouge last month to read from their award-winning works.
Jan 06, 2010•1 hr 20 min•Ep. 12
Talk To Me: Loving Your Evil Side
Andrew Harvey, scholar and author of many books on spirituality, joined Jungian analyst Nathan Schwartz-Salant on the Rubin Museum stage this past month as a part of " The Red Book Dialogue " series.
Jan 05, 2010•44 min•Ep. 11
Talk To Me: Hitler and the Dalai Lama
Film director Andre Gregory made more than polite dinner conversation recently at the Rubin Museum . In the new " Red Book Dialogue " series, Gregory brought up some major daddy issues when confronted with the sketch of an abstract-looking horned manimal.
Dec 30, 2009•44 min•Ep. 10
Talk to Me: Out To Sea
New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik and Jungian analyst Margaret Klenck discussed Jung's unconscious mind for the “ Red Book Dialogues ” at the Rubin Museum of Art.
Dec 30, 2009•45 min•Ep. 9
Talk To Me: PlaNYC's Sustainability Plan
PlaNYC, New York's ambitious sustainability plan for the next two decades, turned two years old on Earth Day 2009. To commemorate, former Deputy Mayor and PlaNYC mastermind Daniel Doctoroff took part in a panel discussion about urban planning at the Museum of the City of New York.
Dec 23, 2009•1 hr 17 min•Ep. 8
Talk To Me: Flarf vs Conceptual Writing
There is still an American Avant-Garde in poetry!
Dec 23, 2009•1 hr•Ep. 7
Talk To Me: PEN World Voices Festival
The PEN World Voices Festival of International Literature brings writers from around the world to New York for discussions, lectures and performances that spotlight and celebrate the written word’s ability to bridge the largest cultural gaps.
Dec 22, 2009•59 min•Ep. 2
Talk To Me: Omit Needless Words!
We look back on the elements of style as this year marked the “official” golden anniversary of succinct, witty prose.
Dec 22, 2009•52 min•Ep. 6
Talk To Me: Mario Batali on Disgust - Part II
Top chef Mario Batali and food scholar Paul Rozin continue their discussion about disgust in the second part of their two-part "Talk to Me" podcast.
Dec 22, 2009•49 min•Ep. 3
Talk To Me: Mario Batali on Disgust - Part I
Why do meat-eating men and women love shoulders, but not lips? Ribs, but not ears? Chowing down on pig's feet causes many to recoil, yet cheese that smells like feet is delectable?
Dec 22, 2009•30 min•Ep. 4
Talk To Me: Addressing the Economic Crisis
The American economy is in the tank, crippled by bad mortgages and badly-behaving banks. Europe’s nations are unfortunately following suit, and no one knows exactly how to fix any of it.
Dec 22, 2009•1 hr 24 min•Ep. 5
Talk To Me: Jungian look at Mystery Science Theater
Actress Kathleen Chalfant has starred on Broadway, in plays including Wit and Angels in America . She was in a different role recently at the Rubin Museum of Art, discussing the theories of psychoanalyst Carl Jung as part of the Museum's Red Book Dialogues .
Dec 04, 2009•53 min•Ep. 1
Talk To Me: Brooklyn’s Traitor, Baseball’s Visionary
When the Brooklyn Dodgers headed west to L.A . more than fifty years ago, fans felt betrayed. The man to blame was the Dodger's owner Walter O'Malley , and, though history has proved O’Malley to be one of baseball’s great visionaries, there are still grudges out there.
Dec 01, 2009•1 hr 3 min0
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