Quotidian Chronicles Podcast Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/qts This is an audio log of the everyday experience of the everyday. © 2025 Neil Gorman 5dc905b4-de13-5675-9bf9-a0e2a59c6649 no en Wed, 23 Jul 2025 09:36:14 -0500 Tue, 02 Dec 2025 21:22:50 -0600 https://www.surplusjouissance.com/QTS https://img.transistor.fm/yXtFjurBcmAmjtxB1QTX1Lr8E2yAQtpcJKFj2z57Qyk/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9zaG93/LzQ4NjcwLzE3MTEx/MjA1ODAtYXJ0d29y/ay5qcGc.jpg Quotidian Chronicles Podcast https://www.surplusjouissance.com/QTS episodic Neil Gorman This is an audio log of the everyday experience of the everyday. This is an audio log of the everyday experience of the everyday. Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, Neil Gorman No Yes QCP-018 | Renovations 2 2 18 18 QCP-018 | Renovations full 9a825fe5-b7c7-4853-b00a-16606dddb10e https://share.transistor.fm/s/cee172ce Content:
This episode is recorded outside on the go, so the audio quality is not as high as I would like. I talk about living through home renovations.

Referenced:
Dead cat microphone windscreen

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This episode is recorded outside on the go, so the audio quality is not as high as I would like. I talk about living through home renovations.

Referenced:
Dead cat microphone windscreen

]]> Wed, 24 Apr 2024 11:49:05 -0500 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1072 Content:
This episode is recorded outside on the go, so the audio quality is not as high as I would like. I talk about living through home renovations.

Referenced:
Dead cat microphone windscreen

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QCP-017 | Logic Pro? 2 2 17 17 QCP-017 | Logic Pro? full 900e3ae9-30cb-41ee-88a1-233ab3833d9b https://share.transistor.fm/s/81b60794 Content:
In this episode, I go on riffing on the stuff I talked about in CEP-016, an then I share something I made when doing other things I normally do was off the table.

Referenced:
- Logic Pro
- Ghostbusters
- Derrida Writing & Difference

]]> Content:
In this episode, I go on riffing on the stuff I talked about in CEP-016, an then I share something I made when doing other things I normally do was off the table.

Referenced:
- Logic Pro
- Ghostbusters
- Derrida Writing & Difference

]]> Sun, 24 Mar 2024 16:27:38 -0500 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1120 Content:
In this episode, I go on riffing on the stuff I talked about in CEP-016, an then I share something I made when doing other things I normally do was off the table.

Referenced:
- Logic Pro
- Ghostbusters
- Derrida Writing & Difference

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QCP-016 | Spray Foam & Reading Derrida 2 2 16 16 QCP-016 | Spray Foam & Reading Derrida full 61cd8a9e-1040-47e4-bba4-094fce42a533 https://share.transistor.fm/s/a6c72e08 Contents:
1. Episode 016 is the start of Season 2. QTS is now QCP.
2. I'm out of sorts because my routines have been very thrown off.
3. The other day, I tried to read some Derrida

Referenced:
- The Philistines Jr. Tarquin's half-assed mission statement  (Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube)
- Writing and Difference by Jacques Derrida
- Spray foam insulation 

]]> Contents:
1. Episode 016 is the start of Season 2. QTS is now QCP.
2. I'm out of sorts because my routines have been very thrown off.
3. The other day, I tried to read some Derrida

Referenced:
- The Philistines Jr. Tarquin's half-assed mission statement  (Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube)
- Writing and Difference by Jacques Derrida
- Spray foam insulation 

]]> Tue, 19 Mar 2024 10:45:49 -0500 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1652 Contents:
1. Episode 016 is the start of Season 2. QTS is now QCP.
2. I'm out of sorts because my routines have been very thrown off.
3. The other day, I tried to read some Derrida

Referenced:
- The Philistines Jr. Tarquin's half-assed mission statement  (Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube)
- Writing and Difference by Jacques Derrida
- Spray foam insulation 

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-015 | Moon 1 1 15 15 QTS-015 | Moon full eb59ca38-3480-4bbf-982f-035d2d436eae https://share.transistor.fm/s/65a3aa92 A very cool thing happened to me earlier this week. I had taken my two older kids out to eat at this hotdog place they both love. As we walked back to the car, I pointed out the almost full moon to the kids. Then we got in the car and started to drive. As we did this, the moon remained visible, but I had to make a few turns to get us home. The moon remained visible the whole time but moved from one side of the car to the other. 

My middle kid, who is three, asked me, "Why is the moon following us?" 

I became excited when he asked this because one of my earliest memories is of leaving a restaurant with my family and watching the moon stay in the same spot in the sky as the car drove us home. And do you know what I asked? The same question my kid asked me, "Why is the moon following us?" 

I also remember my mom asking me why I asked that question and trying to explain to her that the car had driven what seemed like a long way to my little kid's brain, and the moon just kept up. Obviously, it was following us. 

When I asked my kid why he asked this question, he said a version of the same thing. 

How wild is that?! 

]]> A very cool thing happened to me earlier this week. I had taken my two older kids out to eat at this hotdog place they both love. As we walked back to the car, I pointed out the almost full moon to the kids. Then we got in the car and started to drive. As we did this, the moon remained visible, but I had to make a few turns to get us home. The moon remained visible the whole time but moved from one side of the car to the other. 

My middle kid, who is three, asked me, "Why is the moon following us?" 

I became excited when he asked this because one of my earliest memories is of leaving a restaurant with my family and watching the moon stay in the same spot in the sky as the car drove us home. And do you know what I asked? The same question my kid asked me, "Why is the moon following us?" 

I also remember my mom asking me why I asked that question and trying to explain to her that the car had driven what seemed like a long way to my little kid's brain, and the moon just kept up. Obviously, it was following us. 

When I asked my kid why he asked this question, he said a version of the same thing. 

How wild is that?! 

]]> Mon, 26 Feb 2024 13:23:36 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 849 A very cool thing happened to me earlier this week. I had taken my two older kids out to eat at this hotdog place they both love. As we walked back to the car, I pointed out the almost full moon to the kids. Then we got in the car and started to drive. As we did this, the moon remained visible, but I had to make a few turns to get us home. The moon remained visible the whole time but moved from one side of the car to the other. 

My middle kid, who is three, asked me, "Why is the moon following us?" 

I became excited when he asked this because one of my earliest memories is of leaving a restaurant with my family and watching the moon stay in the same spot in the sky as the car drove us home. And do you know what I asked? The same question my kid asked me, "Why is the moon following us?" 

I also remember my mom asking me why I asked that question and trying to explain to her that the car had driven what seemed like a long way to my little kid's brain, and the moon just kept up. Obviously, it was following us. 

When I asked my kid why he asked this question, he said a version of the same thing. 

How wild is that?! 

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-014 | Books 1 1 14 14 QTS-014 | Books full ed16f262-745e-40cf-8124-1ecaa94dc69c https://share.transistor.fm/s/e0b4c308 Content: 
I talk about 


Referenced: 

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I talk about 


Referenced: 

]]> Tue, 20 Feb 2024 16:32:11 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1017 Content: 
I talk about 


Referenced: 

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-013 | Friends & Enemies 1 1 13 13 QTS-013 | Friends & Enemies full 686d8f7d-1220-4dbe-a68c-6d8e1a23014c https://share.transistor.fm/s/9c96b0da INTRO:
It has been too long since I last made a QTS. Here is episode 013.

REFERENCED: 

]]> INTRO:
It has been too long since I last made a QTS. Here is episode 013.

REFERENCED: 

]]> Sun, 18 Feb 2024 12:05:27 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1209 INTRO:
It has been too long since I last made a QTS. Here is episode 013.

REFERENCED: 

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-012 | Minimalism & Desire 1 1 12 12 QTS-012 | Minimalism & Desire full 25324beb-f514-4135-ae01-e12fba760add https://share.transistor.fm/s/af5c9995 Content:
In her post titled _<Don't make simplicity complicated>_, Clare Devlin writes: 

Anything taken to the extreme can be complicated. And simplicity is no exception.


Minimalism is, I think, about not being tormented by the insatiability of desire.

However, the desire to become more minimal can become as distracting and life-complicating as the desire that a minimal life works to be an antidote to.

Disclaimer: I’m not a minimalist, but I think minimalism is interesting, and reading about it often gives me things to think about, which I find interesting and valuable.

I’m going to attempt to put what I believe is the difference between helpful minimalism and problematic minimalism in Lacanian terms:

Helpful Minimalism — Is when people see the right mix of full/presence v. empty/absence as something that is always outside of what they have, as something that is _an object cause of desire_ (i.e., an object _a_). Arriving at a perfect minimal lifestyle is not the aim; it is the cause of an ongoing project of rendering one’s life full-and-empty-enough. 

Problematic Minimalism — Is when minimalism becomes a thing that a person needs to do or accomplish when being minimal becomes a frustrating and distracting demand from a master that can’t ever be entirely pleased. 

]]> Content:
In her post titled _<Don't make simplicity complicated>_, Clare Devlin writes: 

Anything taken to the extreme can be complicated. And simplicity is no exception.


Minimalism is, I think, about not being tormented by the insatiability of desire.

However, the desire to become more minimal can become as distracting and life-complicating as the desire that a minimal life works to be an antidote to.

Disclaimer: I’m not a minimalist, but I think minimalism is interesting, and reading about it often gives me things to think about, which I find interesting and valuable.

I’m going to attempt to put what I believe is the difference between helpful minimalism and problematic minimalism in Lacanian terms:

Helpful Minimalism — Is when people see the right mix of full/presence v. empty/absence as something that is always outside of what they have, as something that is _an object cause of desire_ (i.e., an object _a_). Arriving at a perfect minimal lifestyle is not the aim; it is the cause of an ongoing project of rendering one’s life full-and-empty-enough. 

Problematic Minimalism — Is when minimalism becomes a thing that a person needs to do or accomplish when being minimal becomes a frustrating and distracting demand from a master that can’t ever be entirely pleased. 

]]> Tue, 06 Feb 2024 09:32:50 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1130 Content:
In her post titled _<Don't make simplicity complicated>_, Clare Devlin writes: 

Anything taken to the extreme can be complicated. And simplicity is no exception.


Minimalism is, I think, about not being tormented by the insatiability of desire.

However, the desire to become more minimal can become as distracting and life-complicating as the desire that a minimal life works to be an antidote to.

Disclaimer: I’m not a minimalist, but I think minimalism is interesting, and reading about it often gives me things to think about, which I find interesting and valuable.

I’m going to attempt to put what I believe is the difference between helpful minimalism and problematic minimalism in Lacanian terms:

Helpful Minimalism — Is when people see the right mix of full/presence v. empty/absence as something that is always outside of what they have, as something that is _an object cause of desire_ (i.e., an object _a_). Arriving at a perfect minimal lifestyle is not the aim; it is the cause of an ongoing project of rendering one’s life full-and-empty-enough. 

Problematic Minimalism — Is when minimalism becomes a thing that a person needs to do or accomplish when being minimal becomes a frustrating and distracting demand from a master that can’t ever be entirely pleased. 

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-011 | Ticket 1 1 11 11 QTS-011 | Ticket full 59fbd6ef-3c42-4064-bc13-63875d0cbd2c https://share.transistor.fm/s/50dc6b8e Contents:
In this episode of QTS, I talk about getting a $233 ticket for touching my phone at a red light, my dislike of big things (government and business), and how a fine like this could affect people who are not in my position. 

Referenced:
The Unthanks (Spotify, Apple Music)
True Detective season 4
Cook Country Clerk of Court

]]> Contents:
In this episode of QTS, I talk about getting a $233 ticket for touching my phone at a red light, my dislike of big things (government and business), and how a fine like this could affect people who are not in my position. 

Referenced:
The Unthanks (Spotify, Apple Music)
True Detective season 4
Cook Country Clerk of Court

]]> Sat, 03 Feb 2024 07:00:00 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1415 Contents:
In this episode of QTS, I talk about getting a $233 ticket for touching my phone at a red light, my dislike of big things (government and business), and how a fine like this could affect people who are not in my position. 

Referenced:
The Unthanks (Spotify, Apple Music)
True Detective season 4
Cook Country Clerk of Court

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-010 | Dryer Noise 1 1 10 10 QTS-010 | Dryer Noise full c7b3611a-ec5e-49db-9b61-1ee993925bf5 https://share.transistor.fm/s/a0e0dd8d In this episode, I talk about how the quotidian is an important formative force in our lives, although it is often not seen as very formative compared to the big events in our lives.  

]]> In this episode, I talk about how the quotidian is an important formative force in our lives, although it is often not seen as very formative compared to the big events in our lives.  

]]> Fri, 02 Feb 2024 09:13:22 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 797 In this episode, I talk about how the quotidian is an important formative force in our lives, although it is often not seen as very formative compared to the big events in our lives.  

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-009 | DDials & The Porto-Internet 1 1 9 9 QTS-009 | DDials & The Porto-Internet full 62cb1ed2-5693-4ddf-b21c-1271981c73a7 https://share.transistor.fm/s/778cc618 Content: 
It's a real ramble fest / jog down memory lane.

I consider walking when 36 degrees Fahrenheit / 3 degrees Celsius feels warm, DDials, the early internet, gathering as opposed to parties. 

The audio is not as clean as I normally make it (sorry for some of those mouth sounds). The reason for that is this was recorded "easy style" with my old grab-and-go Zoom H2, rather than a nice dynamic mic with a good screen on it. 


Referenced:
- In the Field: The Art of Field Recording
- DDials
- Papp's Pizza 

]]> Content: 
It's a real ramble fest / jog down memory lane.

I consider walking when 36 degrees Fahrenheit / 3 degrees Celsius feels warm, DDials, the early internet, gathering as opposed to parties. 

The audio is not as clean as I normally make it (sorry for some of those mouth sounds). The reason for that is this was recorded "easy style" with my old grab-and-go Zoom H2, rather than a nice dynamic mic with a good screen on it. 


Referenced:
- In the Field: The Art of Field Recording
- DDials
- Papp's Pizza 

]]> Wed, 24 Jan 2024 19:44:57 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 819 Content: 
It's a real ramble fest / jog down memory lane.

I consider walking when 36 degrees Fahrenheit / 3 degrees Celsius feels warm, DDials, the early internet, gathering as opposed to parties. 

The audio is not as clean as I normally make it (sorry for some of those mouth sounds). The reason for that is this was recorded "easy style" with my old grab-and-go Zoom H2, rather than a nice dynamic mic with a good screen on it. 


Referenced:
- In the Field: The Art of Field Recording
- DDials
- Papp's Pizza 

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-008 | Benevolent Pressure 1 1 8 8 QTS-008 | Benevolent Pressure full 43a971c5-0575-4bf5-9833-dc4593aad078 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ebb39446 Content:
I am picking up on something that was mentioned last time: The artist/musician Chilly Gonzales. I talk about the concepts of "benevolent pressure," talk about professional wrestling and Godzilla movies, and consider the question of why people might make things.

Referenced:
Last episode
Chilly Gonzales, in general
Pondercast with Chilly Gonzales

]]> Content:
I am picking up on something that was mentioned last time: The artist/musician Chilly Gonzales. I talk about the concepts of "benevolent pressure," talk about professional wrestling and Godzilla movies, and consider the question of why people might make things.

Referenced:
Last episode
Chilly Gonzales, in general
Pondercast with Chilly Gonzales

]]> Mon, 22 Jan 2024 20:30:35 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1455 Content:
I am picking up on something that was mentioned last time: The artist/musician Chilly Gonzales. I talk about the concepts of "benevolent pressure," talk about professional wrestling and Godzilla movies, and consider the question of why people might make things.

Referenced:
Last episode
Chilly Gonzales, in general
Pondercast with Chilly Gonzales

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-007 | Hypoallergenic 1 1 7 7 QTS-007 | Hypoallergenic full c06ac803-a189-40f6-90d1-bb9dd561b1d8 https://share.transistor.fm/s/49c79e99 Content:
A silly remark about my kid being a hypoallergenic kid leads into a silly story about something a former roommate said regarding hypoallergenic dogs. This leads to a little bit of paranoia, a comparison of the Internet now to the Internet that existed from about 2000-2010.

A discussion of a great album that relaxes and allows for great thinking as opposed to being relaxing in a sedating sort of way.

Referenced:
- My former roommate, who shall remain nameless. (You know who you are!)
- Plastikman's Consumed (Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music)
- Plastikman & Chilly Gonzales's wonderful Consumed (in Key) (Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music)

]]> Content:
A silly remark about my kid being a hypoallergenic kid leads into a silly story about something a former roommate said regarding hypoallergenic dogs. This leads to a little bit of paranoia, a comparison of the Internet now to the Internet that existed from about 2000-2010.

A discussion of a great album that relaxes and allows for great thinking as opposed to being relaxing in a sedating sort of way.

Referenced:
- My former roommate, who shall remain nameless. (You know who you are!)
- Plastikman's Consumed (Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music)
- Plastikman & Chilly Gonzales's wonderful Consumed (in Key) (Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music)

]]> Sun, 21 Jan 2024 20:03:37 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1421 Content:
A silly remark about my kid being a hypoallergenic kid leads into a silly story about something a former roommate said regarding hypoallergenic dogs. This leads to a little bit of paranoia, a comparison of the Internet now to the Internet that existed from about 2000-2010.

A discussion of a great album that relaxes and allows for great thinking as opposed to being relaxing in a sedating sort of way.

Referenced:
- My former roommate, who shall remain nameless. (You know who you are!)
- Plastikman's Consumed (Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music)
- Plastikman & Chilly Gonzales's wonderful Consumed (in Key) (Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music)

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-006 | Identifying with a Younger Version of Me & Professional Wrestling 1 1 6 6 QTS-006 | Identifying with a Younger Version of Me & Professional Wrestling full 016e2ad4-0198-4425-a045-3dabdddf60b5 https://share.transistor.fm/s/449936a2 Content:
I try to describe the ephemeral phenomena of retroactively recognizing that I just identified with a younger version of me more than the current version of "me."

Referenced:
- WWE (Formerly WWF)
- The Ultimate Warrior beating the Honky Talk man  

]]> Content:
I try to describe the ephemeral phenomena of retroactively recognizing that I just identified with a younger version of me more than the current version of "me."

Referenced:
- WWE (Formerly WWF)
- The Ultimate Warrior beating the Honky Talk man  

]]> Sat, 20 Jan 2024 21:23:34 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1252 Content:
I try to describe the ephemeral phenomena of retroactively recognizing that I just identified with a younger version of me more than the current version of "me."

Referenced:
- WWE (Formerly WWF)
- The Ultimate Warrior beating the Honky Talk man  

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-005 | Relaxed Seriousness 1 1 5 5 QTS-005 | Relaxed Seriousness full fdaa85fa-6357-4785-8d43-720fc2797276 https://share.transistor.fm/s/47647522 Content:
I talk about what is top of mind... the ways that I'd like my life to be... a sort of relaxed seriousness.

Referenced:
- Biran Eno
- Adam Phillips
- Jim Schmidt 

]]> Content:
I talk about what is top of mind... the ways that I'd like my life to be... a sort of relaxed seriousness.

Referenced:
- Biran Eno
- Adam Phillips
- Jim Schmidt 

]]> Thu, 18 Jan 2024 23:09:26 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1072 Content:
I talk about what is top of mind... the ways that I'd like my life to be... a sort of relaxed seriousness.

Referenced:
- Biran Eno
- Adam Phillips
- Jim Schmidt 

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-004 | The Vulnerables & Other Books 1 1 4 4 QTS-004 | The Vulnerables & Other Books full f43c3095-1e88-4a05-a844-23339d91f026 https://share.transistor.fm/s/1d97d3a5 Content: 

This episode is me talking about reading a great book that captures how our quotidian lives can be astonishingly beautiful and the way real (mundane) human drama is more interesting than Hollywood blockbusters. 


Referenced:
- My wife
- My book collection
- The Vulnerables, by Stigrid Nunez

]]> Content: 

This episode is me talking about reading a great book that captures how our quotidian lives can be astonishingly beautiful and the way real (mundane) human drama is more interesting than Hollywood blockbusters. 


Referenced:
- My wife
- My book collection
- The Vulnerables, by Stigrid Nunez

]]> Wed, 17 Jan 2024 22:21:18 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1408 Content: 

This episode is me talking about reading a great book that captures how our quotidian lives can be astonishingly beautiful and the way real (mundane) human drama is more interesting than Hollywood blockbusters. 


Referenced:
- My wife
- My book collection
- The Vulnerables, by Stigrid Nunez

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-003 | Liminality 1 1 3 3 QTS-003 | Liminality full d5c3a4b1-b17e-407a-b72d-21c07d753cf0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6fcf226b Writing about things that he would like to have more of in 2024, Marc Wiedenbaum of Disquiet named “liminality.

Transition time — bus rides, long lunches, and liminality in general have long since declined in my life, and I need to bring back that attenuated interstitial aspect of existence. Midday walks are an attempt — a step forward, as it were. As is not keeping email open all the time during daylight hours.

Two things:

  1. In general, I think that having more time/space between things is a good idea. I say this is somebody who is not unfamiliar with being scheduled back-to-back several days in a row. When there is space in between things, I think I do much better work.
  2. The second thing has to do with psychoanalysis in particular, back in the “before times,” when screen, mediated therapy was this thing that only existed in the future, this kind of liminal “interstitial space” always existed before analysand would come to a session. Today, when all the person needs to do to get to their session is open their laptop, this transitional space is missing…
]]> Writing about things that he would like to have more of in 2024, Marc Wiedenbaum of Disquiet named “liminality.

Transition time — bus rides, long lunches, and liminality in general have long since declined in my life, and I need to bring back that attenuated interstitial aspect of existence. Midday walks are an attempt — a step forward, as it were. As is not keeping email open all the time during daylight hours.

Two things:

  1. In general, I think that having more time/space between things is a good idea. I say this is somebody who is not unfamiliar with being scheduled back-to-back several days in a row. When there is space in between things, I think I do much better work.
  2. The second thing has to do with psychoanalysis in particular, back in the “before times,” when screen, mediated therapy was this thing that only existed in the future, this kind of liminal “interstitial space” always existed before analysand would come to a session. Today, when all the person needs to do to get to their session is open their laptop, this transitional space is missing…
]]> Mon, 15 Jan 2024 16:12:15 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1004 Writing about things that he would like to have more of in 2024, Marc Wiedenbaum of Disquiet named “liminality.

Transition time — bus rides, long lunches, and liminality in general have long since declined in my life, and I need to bring back that attenuated interstitial aspect of existence. Midday walks are an attempt — a step forward, as it were. As is not keeping email open all the time during daylight hours.

Two things:

  1. In general, I think that having more time/space between things is a good idea. I say this is somebody who is not unfamiliar with being scheduled back-to-back several days in a row. When there is space in between things, I think I do much better work.
  2. The second thing has to do with psychoanalysis in particular, back in the “before times,” when screen, mediated therapy was this thing that only existed in the future, this kind of liminal “interstitial space” always existed before analysand would come to a session. Today, when all the person needs to do to get to their session is open their laptop, this transitional space is missing…
]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-002 | Intro music? 1 1 2 2 QTS-002 | Intro music? full 6837f5e9-74a3-42f8-ad12-3a9f24daac18 https://share.transistor.fm/s/66208972 This episode is me talking about trying to make some intro sounds/music for the podcast and getting carried away.
 
Referenced:
- Ghost Busters
- The Flash Season 3, Episode 22
- Hal Hartley
- Trust
- Surviving Desire
- Henry Fool
- Tár

]]> This episode is me talking about trying to make some intro sounds/music for the podcast and getting carried away.
 
Referenced:
- Ghost Busters
- The Flash Season 3, Episode 22
- Hal Hartley
- Trust
- Surviving Desire
- Henry Fool
- Tár

]]> Sun, 14 Jan 2024 15:10:30 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 585 This episode is me talking about trying to make some intro sounds/music for the podcast and getting carried away.
 
Referenced:
- Ghost Busters
- The Flash Season 3, Episode 22
- Hal Hartley
- Trust
- Surviving Desire
- Henry Fool
- Tár

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No QTS-001 | This is an audio log 1 1 1 1 QTS-001 | This is an audio log full 5121d2e4-50f5-4d82-bca7-f11797d5a211 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d6aa4087 Audio Log 13th January 2024. It's a cold, overcast day, and I'm feeling nostalgic... 

]]> Audio Log 13th January 2024. It's a cold, overcast day, and I'm feeling nostalgic... 

]]> Sat, 13 Jan 2024 14:03:08 -0600 Neil Gorman Neil Gorman 1414 Audio Log 13th January 2024. It's a cold, overcast day, and I'm feeling nostalgic... 

]]> Quotidian, Liminal, Unclassafiable, No