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Lore, What Is It Good For?

by Dr. Anthony Tobia

The psychiatry residents at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School welcome you to our podcast about folklore and its role in abnormal human behavior. Cultural taboos told through the oral tradition are the fabric of every civilization throughout time. Our quarterly podcasts will research folklore spanning various periods and cultures and relate these tales to contemporary film. Each podcast will do a 'deep dive' into highlighted films and provide analysis through the lens of a psychiatrist.

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    Episode 0 - Just a quick sample to test audio recording/uploading process.

About this show

The psychiatry residents at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School welcome you to our podcast about folklore and its role in abnormal human behavior. Cultural taboos told through the oral tradition are the fabric of every civilization throughout time. Our quarterly podcasts will research folklore spanning various periods and cultures and relate these tales to contemporary film. Each podcast will do a 'deep dive' into highlighted films and provide analysis through the lens of a psychiatrist.

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Dr. Anthony Tobia

Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Lore, What Is It Good For? have?

Lore, What Is It Good For? has 1 episode on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on April 21, 2018.

What is Lore, What Is It Good For? about?

The psychiatry residents at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School welcome you to our podcast about folklore and its role in abnormal human behavior. Cultural taboos told through the oral tradition are the fabric of every civilization throughout time. Our quarterly podcasts will research...

Who hosts Lore, What Is It Good For??

Lore, What Is It Good For? is created and hosted by Dr. Anthony Tobia.
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