# Jonathan Shay
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jonathan shay (born 1941) is a doctor and clinical psychiatrist. He holds a B.A from Harvard (1963) and an M.D. (1971) and a Ph.D. (1972) from the University of Pennsylvania. He is best known for his publications comparing the experiences of Vietnam veterans with the descriptions of war and homecoming in Homer's Iliad and Odyssey.
Faithfully Lived Lives – Br. Lain Wilson
Br. Lain Wilson
George
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I have in my cell a small icon depicting an armored and caped George, astride a white horse, driving his lance down into the belly of a dragon. It’s a familiar and beloved depiction of a familiar and beloved saint.
Even leaving the dragon aside, this depicti…
The Shame That Lives Deeper Than What You Did — Moral Injury, Identity-Level Shame, and Why Sobriety Alone Does Not Reach the Part of You That Believes It Deserves to Suffer
You do the work. You stop using. You make the amends, keep showing up. And then something hasn't moved. A quiet, persistent sense that recovery is happening around you but not quite reaching the part of you that believes it deserves to suffer.
This episode is about that part.
NOTE: Season One Epi…
Episode 25: The Question Nobody Is Asking
Episode Summary
Something shifted this week — and if you lead people, you need to pay attention to it.
A woman recently filed for religious accommodation based on her objection to using artificial intelligence at work. She won. The accommodation was granted. What was once a philosophical conversati…
Sara Hart on Family, War and Trash Talk
Today's episode is hosted by Jeff Crane. Sara Hart, Chair of the Applied Humanities Department at Cal Poly Humboldt, usual co-host of the show, is in the hot seat! She discusses her personal relationship to war and her personal work which is informed by it. This episode i…
Fatal Second Helen with Josh Cannon
n this special episode we’re joined by Josh Cannon who holds a PhD in near eastern languages and civilizations from the University of Chicago. Prior to this, Josh was a member of the US Marine Corps and served in two tours of Iraq as an Arabic cryptologic linguist. We sat down with Josh to chat abo…
Moral Injury Is A Medical Condition? with Psychologist Dr. Alice LoCicero
Orli Matlow sits down with clinical psychologist and academic Dr. Alice LoCicero to discuss what war does to the mind and spirit, whether experienced on the ground or through a screen. Dr. LoCicero explores whether moral injury is a medical issue or societal issue, pursuing systemic change as a cou…
Odyssey Book 4/Mihoko Suzuki Metamorphoses of Helen
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Episode 4: Book 4 and Suzuki’s The Metamorphoses of Helen
The main readings for this episode were Books 4 of the Odyssey and Mihoko Suzuki’s 1989 book The Metamorphoses of Helen: Authority, Difference and the Epic.
Next time, September 1, …
The Odyssey by Christopher Nolan With Men's Therapist Jett Stone
This podcast discusses addiction and suicidality. Mild spoilers for Nolan’s film The Odyssey.
Julie Peters is joined by clinical psychologist Jett Stone for a conversation about Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey and what it reveals about men, vulnerability, and trauma. They connect the film’s myths …
Moral Injury
Welcome back to SNAFUBAR, a podcast on American militarism and national myths. What do veterans, psychiatrists, and ancient Greek authors have in common? They help us understand and define the complexities of moral injury and post traumatic stress. The United States is a martial nation, the militar…
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