
Back From The Borderline is a podcast about depth psychology, symbolism, spirituality, consciousness, and the search for a more meaningful life.
I started this show years ago while trying to understand my own mind. Somewhere along the way, the questions became much bigger than me. They led into Carl Jung, mythology, Christian mysticism, dreams, tarot, philosophy, esotericism, religious history, ar... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 349 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationReligion & SpiritualitySelf-Improvement | |||

This week, I was doing an I Ching reading, and one line stood out to me: “To find what you seek, leave the child and follow the adult.” This episode was inspired by that line. I use it to think through spiritual maturity, especially in a culture wher... more
Dion Fortune was one of the great occult teachers of the twentieth century, and one of my personal favorites.
In this episode, I’m joined by Ike Baker for a conversation about Fortune and her legacy. We begin with Ike’s own relationship to her, incl... more
This episode is the opening lesson from my new Patreon series, House of Cards.
House of Cards is an ongoing study of the Rider-Waite-Smith tarot through depth psychology, mythology, symbolism, dreams, and contemplative practice. Every week we move t... more
This might be the most personally confronting episode I’ve recorded in a long time.
A few days ago, I had to send a text message I had been absolutely dreading. I spent days worrying about how this person would feel, what they would think, whether t... more
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I can rarely soft/chill-listen to this bec I know it’ll provoke some thought and/or feeling that I need to have at least some time to digest, and I deeply deeply appreciate it
Mollie’s podcast is somehow always conveying and distilling the information around us in such a thoughtful, profound, and articulate way. I appreciate her perspective, insight, and genuinely feel like I come away from these podcasts learning more, and able to process my own feelings on these topics in a deeper way. Thank you!
Truly have never listened to another podcast like it, endlessly interesting and well-researched. It’s educational, it’s engaging and incredibly emotionally adept. Love!!
Mollie’s ideas always clarify thoughts and experiences I have during the week. It’s freaky how I’ll be contemplating something and hear it out of her mouth the next time I listen. She confirms the collective consciousness to me and always gives me the insight I need.
If you’re interested in exploring spirituality, humanity, and life in a deeper and more authentic way, I highly recommend it. What I appreciate most is that it creates room for curiosity and growth without judgment or dogma. So many people are searching for spirituality that feels genuine, compassionate, and open-hearted, and this podcast really offers that for me. The Patreon is worth it and I am loving MOODs.
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This show centers on emotional alchemy, trauma, and depth psychology, using myth, mysticism, and consciousness studies to explore why people feel cracked open rather than broken. Episodes blend psychology, spirituality, and esoteric history to reframe personal struggles as meaningful journeys toward wholeness, with practical prompts and tools (including a proprietary platform) to support inner work. A recurring thread is challenging mainstream psychiatric labels and promoting sovereign self-understanding, boundary-setting, and community support as part of a long arc toward deeper self-awareness. A standout feature is the host's blend of rigorous research, narrative myth-making, and a compassionate, sisterly guidance style that invites liste... more
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Back from the Borderline launched 5 years ago and published 349 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Back from the Borderline include:
1. Dr. Vanja Bokun Popović
2. Dr. Teddy Hamstra
3. Jeffrey Mishlove
4. Alyssa Grenfell
5. Stephanie Ann
6. Aiden Arata
7. Dr. Laurence Hillman
8. Laura Delano
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