
Two writers and book lovers, Béa Gonzalez and Carly Micó Bess, sit down to talk about the books, podcasts, and quotes that are inspiring them! Jung and Jungian writers, archetypes, history, and fiction of all kinds feature heavily --with some detours into the unseen worlds! Music is provided by Jay Redelsperger.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooksPerforming Arts | |||

In this episode of Gatherings, we unpack the enduring power of the vampire archetype. We trace its evolution from the gothic shadows of Dracula to today’s romanticized immortal figures, revealing how the vampire reflects the repressed, unintegrated, ... more
What do a Renaissance magician, a modern neuroscientist, and a forgotten philosopher of language have in common? In this episode, I dive into a wild, mythically-informed rabbit hole that took me from the Corpus Hermeticum to the divided brain model o... more
In this episode, Béa sits down with author Shylashri Shankar for a rich and layered conversation about her debut novel, Blood Caste. Set in 1895 Hyderabad and loosely inspired by the mystery of Jack the Ripper, the novel becomes a launching point for... more
In this episode Béa interviews award-winning literary scholar, poet, and Jungian thinker Roula Maria Dib. Together, they explore Jung’s evolving place within feminist thought, the role of the feminine archetype in the psyche, and the power of poetry ... more
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Bea Gonzalez is brilliant. I’ll dive into anything she pours herself into! Also, the songwriter seems to bring a different perspective that I appreciate. As a huge music lover, he correctly called out two groups that really invite you to be more connected to the unknown: Sigur Ros & Radiohead. I’m so interested in how the worlds collide, with music and mysticism, so that was a very cool thing to hear. Bea’s Astrology podcast is great, too!
I love the themes that follow depth psychology and the creative process. Jay's music is fantastic and provides moments to ponder the compelling discussions.
Great exploration of Jungian ideas for those who are beginning on the journey. Also great for artists as the hosts describe their experience with their own artistic work. Glad for the many books mentioned that I can add to my library. Jay’s music is wonderful.
Great for beginners getting into Jungian thought but it’s an echo chamber of others work. The comment is made, at the end of episode 4, that they solved romantic love, I assume that was a joke because they didn’t say anything that Robert Johnson didn’t already say in his book “We”. Great for beginners but plagiarism at its best and no originality.
Such an interesting podcast following the journey of two incredibly interesting, deeply thoughtful and introspective Jungian-influenced thinkers. I love how approachable and human the conversation is - highly recommend.
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The discussions prominently cover topics intersecting psychology, creativity, literature, and personal growth, often inspired by the works of Carl Jung and other Jungian thinkers. Episodes frequently feature in-depth explorations of concepts such as shadow work, archetypes, and the creative process, as well as their application in understanding contemporary life and relationships. Unique to this series are the hosts' integration of personal narratives and current cultural discussions, making abstract ideas accessible and engaging for listeners. Throughout, the rich tapestry of books, music, and artistic influences provides a vibrant backdrop for thoughtful conversations, appealing deeply to those interested in the intersection of art, liter... more
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