On Trauma

The Fundamentalists

Elliott Morgan and Peter Rollins

Society & Culture:philosophy, Philosophy, Society & Culture

4.8 • 743 Ratings

🗓️ 26 May 2019

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

Elliott and Peter return for a light hearted chat about a tear that lies in the very fabric of realty. Using the work of Philip K Dick, they touch on two types of trauma and the nature of repetition compulsion.

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0:00.0	Hi, everybody, and welcome to the fundamentalists podcast.
0:12.9	This is the third episode of our second season.
0:17.6	My name is Elliot Morgan, and I'm here with my podcast, a partner, Peter Rollins.
0:22.0	This is a podcast about life and philosophy and theology.
0:24.7	And you came up with a great tagline the other day.
0:27.2	Yeah, I was thinking, what was it, exploring the possibility of life before death.
0:31.7	Love it.
0:32.3	Very cool, very fun.
0:34.5	It also plays into the fact that we're called the Fundamentalists.
0:37.3	Yeah, that's what I was trying to play with.
0:38.6	Yeah, life after death, life before death, all of that.
0:42.0	Very cool.
0:42.6	Well, yeah, so a little housekeeping, I guess.
0:46.5	I am on my way or about to be on my way to Palm Springs.
0:50.5	And so I am mentally already there.
0:53.8	Yeah.
0:54.0	And I'm waiting.
0:54.9	Grace has stuff this morning and when she's done, we're going to drive for hours
0:58.9	and we're going to go to that beautiful, beautiful city.
1:02.0	If you guys have listening, I've never been to Palm Springs.
1:05.3	It's basically an oasis in the desert and it's very cool and very hip.
1:09.3	Have you been before?
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