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Canal • 6 programas

Diarios personales

Diarios personales

24/04/2024
Diarios personales

Diarios personales

20/05/2021
Cursos

Cursos

07/11/2022
Diarios personales

Diarios personales

14/12/2025
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Cursos

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Sociedad y cultura

Sociedad y cultura

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05/10/2025

From 78 - 019 | Audio Time Travel, Technology & Quantum Leap

I talk about how it's been a while since I last produced an episode of this podcast. Between the release of my last episode (018) and this one (019), I went back and re-listened to all the episodes I made in season 2. This makes me reflect on two things. 1. How technology lets me kind of travel in time, by letting present me listen to past me. 2. My general liking for audio as a medium. Referenced: TV show: Quantum Leap Ira GlassThis American Life Joe Frank RadioLab

05/10/2025

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20 min
19/10/2025

From 78 - 021 |Embracing the unknown and unfamiliar without fear or defensiveness

Embracing Uncertainty and Desire: A Reflection on Open-Mindedness In episode 021 of the From78 podcast, Neil reflects on a personal anecdote about eating a bagel and connects it to his thoughts after reading a New Yorker article about Mahmud Mandani's 1964 bus trip across America. Neil then explores themes of open-mindedness, desire, and the subjective experience of time, questioning whether people today are still capable of embracing the unknown and unfamiliar without fear or defensiveness. Through these reflections, the host delves into the concept of desire within Lacanian psychoanalysis and challenges listeners to consider their own reactions to lack and absence. 00:00 Introduction and Personal Anecdote 01:52 Introducing the Main Topic 03:08 New Yorker Article Excerpt 05:41 Reflecting on the Past and Present 09:15 Exploring Human Nature and Desire 13:07 Concluding Thoughts

19/10/2025

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16 min
12/10/2025

From 78 - 020 | The passage from an inheritor of the world to a stewarded of the world

Episode Description: In this episode of his podcast, host Neil Gorman delves into the subjective experience of time and reflects on his own emotional and cognitive journey from youth to adulthood. He discusses the shift from anger and judgment in his younger years to a more compassionate and understanding outlook as he grew older. Neil revisits previous themes, references the poem 'The Prophet' by Kahlil Gibran, and shares insights about the natural progression of becoming a steward of the world. He also discusses the contrasting paths people may take as they age—either moving towards compassion or becoming increasingly bitter. Join Neil as he explores the complexities of time, growth, and the importance of compassion. Warning: This episode is a self-referential reflection, where I revisit some of the themes from prior episodes. It is very rambly, so if you like that kind of thing, you'll like this one. And, if you don't like rambling episodes, you should probably skip this one. Themes & Returning Themes: Dwelling in the house of Tomorrow when you're young, and moving out into the world of the present.The shift from being one who is going to inherit the world to someone who has inherited the world and is now a steward of that world.The loss of youth, the future, a large stack of tomorrows.... This makes some people soften and become more compassionate, and others harden and become bitter and brittle. Referenced: The Prophet, by Kahlil GibranF78 Episode 015 Nick Cave (Faith, Hope, & Carnage; The Red Hand Files) F78 Episode 017 F78 Episode 018

12/10/2025

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21 min
26/10/2025

From 78 - 022 | Longing... for... what?

Reflections on Time and Longing In this impromptu episode of the 78 podcast, Neil Gorman delves into his subjective experience of time, sparked by a spontaneous observation while driving past a middle school. The episode explores themes of nostalgia and longing as Neil reflects on his own middle school experiences, juxtaposing them with his life as an adult, and wrestling with the emotions these memories evoke. Introduction and Episode Context Reflecting on Daily Routines A Nostalgic Encounter Memories of Middle School The Longing for Youth Adult Reflections and Realizations Concluding Thoughts and Reflections

26/10/2025

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16 min
03/12/2024

From78-013 | Why do a podcast about this?

I continued to explore questions that came up during the last episode. Why am I making a podcast about the subjective experience of time? Why focus on the subjective experience of time?Why do so in the form of a podcast?

03/12/2024

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24 min
31/12/2024

From78 - 016 | Carin & The Arc of a Life

Referenced: In this episode, I read two short text sections from the book Carin by Kathleen Jamie. Contact: You can now email me your thoughts, reactions, questions, criticisms, concerns, etc. Just email from78 at surplusjouissance.com

31/12/2024

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24 min
17/12/2024

From78-014 | Massive Talk Training

In this episode, I talk about ways a person could (if they wanted to try it) engage in massive talk with other people.

17/12/2024

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24 min
22/12/2024

From78 - 015 | The house of tomorrow

In this episode, I discuss the process of aging and retroactively recognize that you've moved from dwelling in the house of tomorrow. Referenced: The Prophet, On Children, by Kahlil Gibran

22/12/2024

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34 min
26/11/2024

From78-012 | How would I describe this podcast?

I start to explore what this podcast is...

26/11/2024

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14 min
23/11/2025

From 78 - 025 | Camus, Kingsnorth - Connections to People, Place, Prayer, & Past

In episode 025 of the 'From 78' podcast, the host reflects on the significance of maintaining routines and the therapeutic role of podcasting in organizing thoughts. The host discusses the challenges of a busy November travel schedule, which disrupted his usual podcast routine, leading him to deeper contemplation of how expressing his thoughts changes his relationship with them. Highlighting Albert Camus' 'Notebooks 1942-1951,' he explores the longing for places of informal social interaction and the creation of bonds outside structured environments. The episode also examines Paul Kingsnorth's idea of the 'four Ps' (People, Place, Prayer, Past) and their diminishing role in contemporary life, juxtaposed with the practical difficulties of reclaiming these elements without abandoning modern conveniences. The episode concludes with gratitude to listeners and a reflection on balancing the longing for a deeper connection with the practicalities of modern living. 00:32 Introduction and Podcast Update 01:54 The Importance of Podcasting in My Life 04:21 Reflecting on Inspirations and Ideas 08:45 Engaging with Albert Camus 12:00 Longing for Connection and Place 19:52 Paul Kingsnorth’s Four Ps 23:14 Modern Intelligence and Points of Reference 29:05 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell

23/11/2025

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31 min

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