Comment by gabriel666smith

If you're a Philip K. Dick-head, you might enjoy the episodes of the podcast Weird Studies which cover his life and work.

The hosts often focus on his Exegesis, mentioned in the article. It feels like a privilege to hear two very smart academics engage in longform discussion - in which they're unconstrained, and clearly having genuine fun - about Dick's work.

More broadly, the non-Dick episodes are also wonderful, and often cover the kind of art I typically see discussed here.

You can dip in for times they cover work you love already, to hear their interesting (and academically, often quite new) perspectives on your favourites, or listen from the start, chronologically, as a kind of curriculum in the weird. Which I found to be an incredibly useful thing.

I'm not associated in any way, just a fan, and think a lot of users here would enjoy it: https://www.weirdstudies.com/10