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16 min
About The Melancholic's Almanac presents Dante's Inferno, Canto by Canto
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The Melancholic’s Almanac (TMA) is a podcast on the varieties of ways the humanities illuminates the field of psychology, the practice of psychotherapy, and the experiences of those who suffer from mental illness. One listener describes it as "the only psyche-informed podcast calculated using the study of good books by dead people to predict sudden inclinations, gathering neuroses, and fine crops of contemporary vexations."