Depth counselor, writer and cultural activist Brian James has deep and insightful conversations with renegade artists, philosophers, psychologists and spiritual teachers who are working on the edge of dominant culture to recover and revive soul in people and the planet.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 133 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Howling about Eros and Psyche, feminine power and the missing knife
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Howling about animism, soul, trauma, true adulthood and becoming an elder with psychotherapist and author Francis Weller.
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Howling about art, spiritual practice, depth psychology and music with multi-disciplinary artist Kim Krans
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Howling about Otto Rahn, Cathars and the Grail Mysteries with filmmaker and rogue anthropologist Richard Stanley
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This podcast presents perhaps the most consistent & insightful topics & guests around psychology, imagination, creativity & personal change. Even when I think a topic or guest will not be of interest, if I give Brian a few minutes, I nearly always get pulled in. Highly recommended.
Episode 131 deserves a do over. Rife with faulty reasoning. So in a hurry to disavow the west that says something like Christianity doesn't have concepts around death and rebirth. Several other baffling moments like this. There is simply no need to prop up one's cartoon version of one culture as a device to aggrandize another culture.
So happy to have found the Medicine Path with Brian James. I find that the topics he covers and guests interviewed really align with what I’m interested in uncovering. You can tell Brian’s level of integrity in how he shows up in conversation with the guests. Always, thoughtful, willing to respectfully disagree and bring nuance to subjects (sadly, a rare skill these days). He has skillfully interviewed Stephen Jenkinson several times which is not a simple task. These interviews with SJ brought m... more
Brian is an open, knowledgeable podcast host who seems committed to providing a deep look into how we all step around those blurred lines between psychology, sociology and culture, and spirituality. It's not a fluffy podcast. I listen when I have time to pay close attention.
It's valuable. I'm grateful.
There is a lot to be learned in this Podcast, Brian is knowledgeable and has clearly been in this path for awhile and done the work. He has a very balanced perspective and is very good at engaging the guests (which are very awesome) in articulate and deep conversations on the subject of spiritual development. It is refreshing to listen to someone who is seeking and doesn’t have a big ego nor a personal agenda.
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A platform for thought-provoking discussions, where hosts engage with pioneering thinkers across various fields such as art, psychology, and spirituality. The conversations often center around the exploration of deeply personal narratives and the journey toward understanding the self and societal constructs. Unique in their approach, the discussions frequently challenge mainstream narratives, inviting listeners to consider alternative perspectives on personal growth and cultural dynamics. Noteworthy themes include spirituality, mental health, and the philosophical underpinnings of modern life, making it particularly appealing to those invested in self-discovery and societal critique.
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