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Oct 16, 2026

Alexis KnightHOST
31:45
Faces change.
Alexis KnightHOST
31:46
Limp's hard to miss, though." Martha looks hungry for confirmation but gets no more.
Alexis KnightHOST
31:51
She gathers her coat and offers a weak thank you, but her posture collapses as she closes the door.
Alexis KnightHOST
31:57
It was a long shot, and nothing is certain.
Nick UnderhillGUEST
23:14
Chris Alave gets hit on the last drive of the game.
Nick UnderhillGUEST
23:17
Limps off the field.
Nick UnderhillGUEST
23:19
They say he was resting yesterday.
Nick UnderhillGUEST
23:20
Yeah, I don't think so.
speaker_1NARRATOR
24:43
In his handbook, he wrote one of his most lucid lines: "Illness is an impediment to the body, but not to the will, unless the will itself consents.
speaker_1NARRATOR
24:53
Lameness is an impediment to the leg, but not to the will." And he added, "Say this to yourself about everything that happens to you, and you'll find it is an impediment to something else, but not to you." Think what it means that a lame man said that.
speaker_1NARRATOR
25:09
He wasn't saying it from the comfort of a healthy body, like someone handing out advice on what they've never lived through.
speaker_1NARRATOR
25:16
He said it every day, limping his way to his school.
GraceHOST
64:53
And
AnnaHOST
64:53
then, like, limps off the field through, like, a back exit.
AnnaHOST
64:57
Limps off.
AnnaHOST
64:58
Doesn't join the celebration.
AnnaHOST
64:59
Yeah.
Bob CooneyHOST
33:40
I got to come out.
Bob CooneyHOST
33:42
Limps off, and we didn't see him again.
Bob CooneyHOST
33:44
Two things for you, D. I don't know if you've heard much about the injury moving forward, what it might be.
Bob CooneyHOST
33:49
Maybe they haven't done imaging yet.
Mark SolmsGUEST
0:17
And I also, as you know, the final chapter of the book, leaving aside the epilogue, is titled A Cure by Love.
Mark SolmsGUEST
0:25
And I do think that in the real relationship between patient and analyst, you know, something happens.
Mark SolmsGUEST
0:32
People speak of corrective emotional experiences.
Mark SolmsGUEST
0:36
I believe that they occur, but I also believe that for them to really bring about change, you need to analyze them.
Mark SolmsGUEST
1:40
And then again, this is real and it's Chris for the mill of understanding why it means so much.
speaker_1NARRATOR
2:00
Welcome to the IPA podcast, Psychoanalysis On and Off the Couch.
speaker_1NARRATOR
2:05
This podcast consists of conversations with psychoanalysts from around the world who share with us their clinical and psychoanalytic work with individuals both on and off the couch.
speaker_1NARRATOR
2:18
And what we mean by off the couch is that they share with us their community involvement in many different venues apart from their consultation rooms.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:37
But by golly, all of us, all of us should be lucky to say that we lived.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:43
during the time that one of the greatest players who ever played the game of baseball, Mickey Mantle Limp, had played.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:50
I know we did a few things, but boy, it's really been blown up in the last few months.
speaker_17SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:54
And I'm saying, how could Mickey play over 2,000 more games than any Yankee in history ever played, play as well as he did? And he made sure that I, I mean, I made sure that if I was pitching the next day, I was in early and And a lot of that was really overblown.

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