# Susan Sontag

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Episode 16 - Live Your Life With Unapologetic Joy - On Rob Zombie's The Munsters and AEW's All Out 2026

A brief content warning:  Because I talk about All Out 2026, I naturally talk about some tragic events. There is some crying in this episode and lots of heavy emotion.  Beyond that, this episode is about living your life with unapologetic joy. I celebrate the beginning of October and discuss Rob Zo…

Episode 17 - Viewing Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart and Twin Peaks as a Cohesive Narrative Arc

Episode 17 is a deep dive into David Lynch's body of work. In particular, I suggest viewing Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart and Twin Peaks as a cohesive, unified narrative structure. I use Susan Sontag's lens of Against Interpretation to examine these films and television shows and both pay tribute to t…

From Liberal Zionist to Anti-Zionist - Benjamin Moser's Journey

In this conversation, Antony Loewenstein speaks with Pulitzer Prize-winning author and translator Benjamin Moser about his new book Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History. Moser reflects on his personal journey from liberal Zionism to anti-Zionism, the impact of visiting Palestine, and the historical figur…

179. What If Your Differences Are Exactly What Make You Creative?

Ask me a question or let me know what you think! Does art imitate life, or does life imitate art? Amy explores this very old question through psychology, philosophy, anthropology, music, genetics, and the creative process. From Plato and Aristotle to Oscar Wilde, Susan Sontag, Virginia Woolf, and T…

A Broken World: Benjamin Moser and Benjamin A. Saltzman

“Hannah Arendt has been sanitized in a certain way now, as a kind of wise Jewish figure,” says Benjamin Moser on this week’s episode of The World in Time. “In Germany, she’s probably the most read Jewish philosopher. Germany, with all its censorship of anti-Zionist viewpoints, has kind of adopted h…

The Book Club: Rachel Cooke

In this week’s Books podcast, I am joined by Rachel Cooke, who edits the new book The Virago Book of Friendship. Rachel unpacks the intense, often enigmatic dynamics of female friendships in a spry and very dip-in-and-out-able anthology of writing about female friendship in an exhilaratingly wide a…

tPP57: Looking at Sontag’s On Photography Part 2

In this Episode   In part 2 of our podcast on Susan Sontag On Photography we take a look at some of the other key themes in the text. While each essay focuses on a central theme, many of her core concepts and principles are dominate across the entire text. In this podcast, I focus on a few of the …

tPP56: Looking at Sontag’s On Photography

In this Episode   In 1977, Susan Sontag release a collection of essay written between 1973 and 1977 in a book called On Photography. The book is a collection of those essays in which Sontag examines the role of photography, photographs and photographers impacts on society and art. Written more as …

Perceptive Photographer #32: Books every photographer should own part 1

There are so many great books out about photography, and I love to read and collect books. If given the choice between new camera gear or new photography books, I always choose books. In this podcast, I have gone into the bookcase and pulled out some books that I think every photographer should own…