If you're looking for some of the sharpest takes on film and television, I hope you'll tune in to Critics at Large from the New Yorker.

Over here at Critics at Large, we like talking about what we love, but crucially, what we hated, about what we're watching.

But even more, we like making sense of what's happening in the culture right now and how we got here.

Join us as we make our way from Eddington to Movi Dick, from Ted Lassau to the rise in

therapy speak, from the pit to Luigi Manjone.

It's critics at large from the New Yorker, wherever you get your podcasts.

If you're a fan of Conspiratuality Podcast, you're going to love magical overthinkers,

a show for thought spirulers exploring the subjects we can't stop overthinking about.

Every other week, Amanda Montel, New York Times bestselling author and host of the Sounds Like a cult podcast, interviews a brilliant expert guest about a buzzy, confounding subject from the zeitgeist,

from nostalgia to imposter syndrome.

You've got to check out her first episode titled, Overthinking About Narcissism,

featuring the brilliant psychologist, Dr. Romani.

From extreme celebrity worship to people with master's degrees, basing their real real life choices on Mercury's whereabouts, there seems to be a lot of Delulu out there these days.

Complete with open-hearted personal stories, thought-provoking conversations, and actionable takeaways for how chronically online listeners can get out of their own heads.

This podcast is here to make some sense of the senseless,

to help quiet the cacophony in our minds for a while,

or even hear a melody in it.

Magical Overthinkers airs every other Wednesday

wherever you get your podcasts.

Music wherever you get your podcasts. Hey, everyone. Welcome to Conspiratuality, where we investigate the intersections of conspiracy

theories and spiritual influence to uncover cults, pseudoscience, and authoritarian extremism.

I'm Derek Barris.

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