
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 | 355 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityEducationSelf-Improvement | |||

Aleister Crowley had a beautiful idea, and then he built a religion around himself.
This episode takes Thelema seriously enough to examine what Crowley was actually teaching. True Will sits at the center of it, alongside The Book of the Law, Aiwass,... more
I’ve spent a lot of this series thinking about what happens when the body gets so used to effort that it forgets how to stop. By the time I got to this final episode, I found myself somewhere I didn’t expect. I was thinking about grace, and the spiri... more
Your body can be exhausted and still refuse to rest. You lie down, your jaw stays tight, your shoulders keep working, and some part of you remains ready for the next demand.
This is Part Two of a three-part series on chronic bracing. We move from wh... more
Do you clench your jaw without noticing? Do your shoulders stay tense even when you’re finally sitting down to rest? Does your body still feel like it’s working long after the day is over?
This episode started with something completely ordinary. I w... more
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My friend recommended me this podcast, and the episodes I’ve listened to, that spoke to my interest and journey, are just spot on! Lovely brutally honest, loving the perspective of sharing this knowledge and experience both for yourself and also for your daughter. My fave so far is the episode on “The arrogance of too much empathy” <3
As a middle-aged man who grew up in a new age cult community, in a dysfunctional family with narcissistic and immature parents, and who endured well into adulthood a dynamic of scapegoating and gaslighting that resulted in an undeveloped and inauthentic self, Mollie’s podcast has helped me to understand myself in capacity that years of therapists and pharmacology never could. Do not agree with everything, and some themes do not resonate as much as may well for others, but this podcast was a crit... more
The episode on Mary Magdalene is probably my favorite one (and I’ve been listening to this show for years). I’m entering my first Saturn return and have found myself coming back to teachings that soothed me when I was in my early 20s. Sometimes I think twice before I take something as a sign, but not today. 🌀
I discovered Mollie years ago back when she first started her podcast, then I came back to it after a long time. I saw how much her perspective had shifted, and I absolutely fell in love with the podcast.
Mollie’s perspectives and knowledge has opened me up to a whole new world of spirituality and esoteric philosophy. I truely believe anything can have the power to change you if you let it, and on my journey in the last few years of life, this podcast has been one of those things that has defi... more
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
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Listeners engage with a thoughtful exploration of depth psychology, symbolism, spirituality, and consciousness. Episodes weave Jungian ideas, mythology, Christian mysticism, dreams, tarot, and esoteric history into accessible, often essay-length discussions or interviews with researchers, philosophers, and spiritual teachers. A notable strength is the seamless integration of ancient wisdom with modern life, including practical practices around dreamwork, tarot study, and contemplative inquiry through related offerings. Overall, it's likely to attract listeners who crave nuanced, pattern-focused dialogue about meaning, embodiment, and the edge between conventional life and deeper inquiry; the show also stands out for its sustained attention ... more
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Back from the Borderline launched 5 years ago and published 355 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. Ike Baker
2. Dr. Laurence Hillman
3. Dr. Vanja Bokun Popović
4. Dr. Teddy Hamstra
5. Jeffrey Mishlove
6. Alyssa Grenfell
7. Stephanie Ann
8. Aiden Arata
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