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MiW 1 Opening Symposium March 2009 'From "The Freud Squad" to "The Good Freud Guide": A Genealogy of Images of Psychoanalysis in the Popular Media' Dr Caroline Bainbridge (Roehampton University) 'My Media and My Inner World' Prof Robert Maxwell Young 'Feeling the Crunch' Prof Valerie Walkerdine (Cardiff University) 'Marion Milner: Reaching Out to Wider Audiences' Margaret Walters 'Culture as Therapy/Therapy Culture?' Part 1 Prof Barry Richards (Bournemouth University) 'Culture as Therapy/Therapy Culture?' Part 2 Brett Kahr 'Culture as Therapy/Therapy Culture?' Part 3 David Aaronovitch 'Culture as Therapy/Therapy Culture?' Debate from the Floor 'Closing Remarks' Prof Michael Rustin (University of East London)	MiW 2 The Emotional Work of Cinema May 2009 This event was held at The Everyman Cinema in Hampstead, London. Our speakers were Dr Claire Pajaczkowska of the Royal College of Art; Dr Nicola Diamond of the University of East London; Margaret Matheson, founder and producer of Bard Entertainments. The event was chaired by one of the MiW Directors, Dr Candida Yates of the University of East London. MiW 3 The Reparative Spaces of Radio June 2009 This event on radio brought together Dr Anita Biressi and Dr Heather Nunn (Roehampton University), Andy Jordan (Radio Producer and Writer, University of Lincoln) and Sally Weintrobe (Psychoanalyst) to talk about the pleasures and seductions of radio and its significance as an emotional and psychological object. This podcast also includes comments and questions from the floor in the discussion that followed on.

Click on the podcasts below to listen again to the keynote talks from the Opening Symposium held on 7th March 2009 at Roehampton University. There are also links to the recordings of each of the different round table discussions. Please add to the debate by giving us your comments and/or by starting threads, adding content etc...

MiW 1
Opening Symposium
March 2009

'From "The Freud Squad" to "The Good Freud Guide":
A Genealogy of Images of Psychoanalysis in the Popular Media'
Dr Caroline Bainbridge (Roehampton University)

'My Media and My Inner World'
Prof Robert Maxwell Young

'Feeling the Crunch'
Prof Valerie Walkerdine (Cardiff University)

'Marion Milner: Reaching Out to Wider Audiences'
Margaret Walters

'Culture as Therapy/Therapy Culture?' Part 1
Prof Barry Richards (Bournemouth University)

'Culture as Therapy/Therapy Culture?' Part 2
Brett Kahr

'Culture as Therapy/Therapy Culture?' Part 3
David Aaronovitch

'Culture as Therapy/Therapy Culture?' Debate from the Floor

'Closing Remarks'
Prof Michael Rustin (University of East London)
MiW 2
The Emotional Work of Cinema
May 2009

This event was held at The Everyman Cinema in Hampstead, London. Our speakers were Dr Claire Pajaczkowska of the Royal College of Art; Dr Nicola Diamond of the University of East London; Margaret Matheson, founder and producer of Bard Entertainments. The event was chaired by one of the MiW Directors, Dr Candida Yates of the University of East London.

MiW 3
The Reparative Spaces of Radio
June 2009

This event on radio brought together Dr Anita Biressi and Dr Heather Nunn (Roehampton University), Andy Jordan (Radio Producer and Writer, University of Lincoln) and Sally Weintrobe (Psychoanalyst) to talk about the pleasures and seductions of radio and its significance as an emotional and psychological object. This podcast also includes comments and questions from the floor in the discussion that followed on.

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