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Superego: Episode 2:9

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SPECIAL GUESTS: Mike Rock from Chelsea Lately and TheTruth.com.

CASE STUDIES: FDR, Pete Balch, Lee Bell, Audio Book Classics, Janice Caaf, Coach Helzevec, and a special yuletide sermon by the Reverends Merlin Escondante Daniels and Allard H. Mundy Jr.

RELEASE DATE: December 1, 2009

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Dec 01, 2009 | Categories: Podcasts, Season 2 | Tags: Audio Book Classics, Coach Helzevec, FDR, Janice Caaf, Jeff Crocker, Jeremy Carter, Lee Bell, Mark McConville, Matt Gourley, Pete Balch, Podcast, Reverend Allard H. Mundy, Reverend Merlin Escondante Daniels, Season 2 | Leave A Comment »

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Superego: Profiles In Self-Obsession

Improvised, analyzed and delivered to you monthly by Drs. Matt Gourley, Jeremy Carter, Mark McConville, and Paul F. Tompkins. Superego is brought to you by a generous grant from the Sofabed Foundation.™

Drs. Carter and Gourley seek to redefine the traditional understanding of the term superego, in effect surpassing Freud's label of our own moral compass to arrive at a more appropriate definition: the inflation of one's ego beyond epic proportions of absurdity. These findings are presented for the Pscience™ community at large.