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Speaking of Jung: Interviews with Jungian Analysts

Laura London
C.G. Jung
Jungian Psychology
Individuation
Jungian Analysis
Dream Analysis
Transformation
Analytical Psychology
Psychoanalysis
Astrology
Synchronicity
Carl Jung
Death
Alchemy
Goethe's Faust
Alchemical Drama
Narcissism
Jungian Psychoanalysis
Mental Health
Jung
Psychology

A unique podcast exploring the life and work of C.G. Jung through in-depth discussions with certified Jungian Analysts. Created and hosted by Laura London in Chicago.

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Latest Episodes

Archetypal astrologer, coach and consultant Laurence Hillman, Ph.D., joins us from Saint Louis to discuss his life and work as the son of Jungian psychoanalyst and author James Hillman.

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Jungian psychoanalyst, astrologer, and Marriage & Family Therapist Yvonne Smith-Tarnas, Ph.D., joined us from the San Francisco Bay area to discuss her work, including her theses, "A Bite of the Apple: Eating Disorders as a Wounded Path Towards Indiv... more

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Founding editor Murray Stein and editor-in-chief Leslie Stein join us to discuss the launch of the new scholarly journal, Individuation—East and West.

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Jungian scholar and author Dr. Robert H. Langan joined us to discuss his book, Jung and Spinoza: Passage Through the Blessed Self, and shared his thoughts on the new Steven Spielberg film Disclosure Day.

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Recent Guests

Laurence Hillman
Professional archetypal coach and astrologer, co-creator of Archetypes at Work
Archetypes at Work / Cosmos Institute
Episode: Episode 166: Laurence Hillman
Dr. Yvonne Smith-Tarnas
Jungian psychoanalyst and clinical supervisor/instructor at CG Jung Institute of San Francisco
CG Jung Institute of San Francisco
Episode: Episode 165: Yvonne Smith-Tarnas
Murray Stein
Jungian Psychoanalyst, author, and ISAP Zurich analyst; co-founder of Chiron Publications
International School of Analytical Psychology (ISAP Zurich); Chiron Publications
Episode: Episode 164: Individuation—East and West
Leslie Stein
Professor, Jungian Analyst; organizer and editor of the new journal project
University/Institute in Australia; Jungian Analyst
Episode: Episode 164: Individuation—East and West
Robert Langan
Jungian scholar and author
Jungian Analyst/Author
Episode: Episode 163: Robert Langan
Morgan Stebbins
Jungian psychoanalyst
CG Jung Institute of New York
Episode: Episode 162: Fate and Destiny
Dr. Susan E. Schwartz
Jungian psychoanalyst and clinical psychologist
CG Jung Institute, Zurich; Routledge author
Episode: Episode 161: Absent Fathers, Yearning Sons
Paul Bishop
Professor of German and Jungian scholar; author of works on Nietzsche, Jung, and transformation
University of Glasgow / Chiron Publications (publisher of his works)
Episode: Episode 160: Nietzsche's Zarathustra
Susan E. Schwartz
Jungian psychoanalyst and clinical psychologist
CG. Jung Institute / IAAP
Episode: Episode 157: Love and Narcissism

Host

Laura London
Host of Speaking of Jung; guides interviews and discussions with Jungian analysts

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 715 ratings
  • Some good content but why BTS?

    The BTS content is highly distracting, and also, frankly, unfathomable. It does detract considerably from the show.

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    Jomt77
    United States3 months ago
  • Details?

    I do like the content of this show!! But the host is a bit off—her voice? And mis-pronouncing Goethe over and over—she added an r— Gerta? Distracting.

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    4
    fraudpatrol
    United Statesa year ago
  • My favorite Jungian Podcast

    Love to listen it while hiking. I’m not sure though if you have a full picture about UFO’s though, it’s a very complex issue full of „???”, but dismissing it as purely psychological phenomenon related to trauma sounds wrong since it’s so wide spread and kind of consistent, though changing through time at the same time. On one hand it could be some defence mechanism of the collective psyche /planet. On the other there are credible ppl coming out and military people are seeing these objects consta... more

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    5
    i.likeasbestos
    Poland2 years ago
  • We can't see what you are holding up!

    I certainly enjoy the content but found it very distracting that the host would show a book (to a YouTube audience?) but not tell the podcast audience what it is.

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    4
    Emilyapolis1
    United States2 years ago
  • Could use some work

    The interviewer listed the title of all 20 of Hollis’ books in the intro? She literally read them all. Bizarre behavior from a seasoned podcaster. Why not just say his works are linked in the show notes? Just an automatic turn off.

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    gjvfuddcyjbohih
    United States2 years ago

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Some reviews mention BTS discussion as polarizing, not always aligning with Jungian focus.

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Episode 166: Laurence Hillman
Q: What does it mean to move away from typologies toward a more fluid archetypal model in leadership?
It means viewing people as possessing a range of archetypes that can be activated and balanced over time, enabling more flexible leadership presence and reducing the urge to label individuals with fixed types.
Episode 166: Laurence Hillman
Q: How do you merge archetypal psychology with developmental psychology in a practical model?
By recognizing that archetypal patterns operate across development, then illustrating how current behavior can be interpreted through both archetypal and developmental lenses to create practical, actionable insights.
Episode 165: Yvonne Smith-Tarnas
Q: What spoke to you about Jung's work and astrology, and how does astrology fit into your clinical practice?
Astrology offers archetypes and symbolic frameworks that complement depth psychology; it serves as another language to understand clients, their dreams, and their inner dynamics without over-determining the therapeutic process.
Episode 158: Morgan Stebbins
Q: Why focus on transformation rather than symptom reduction?
Because the goal is to align with one's true self; by understanding the unconscious dynamics and engaging with the symbolic meaning, the person can experience lasting change that naturally diminishes symptoms.
Episode 158: Morgan Stebbins
Q: What are the four phases and how do they work in practice?
They are not rigid steps but phases that guide the process: noticing to become aware of what's happening, measuring to detail the image's attributes, translating to interpret the inner meanings, and acting by bringing insights into real-life change.

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A deep-dive show into Jungian psychology, philosophy, and culture, featuring in-depth conversations with renowned Jungian analysts and scholars. Episodes cover Jungian concepts (individuation, archetypes, synchronicity), the relationship between Jung and other thinkers (Spinoza, Nietzsche, Goethe), and practical applications in psychotherapy, creativity, and life—often weaving in cross-cultural perspectives and interdisciplinary contexts. Notable strengths include rigorous analysis delivered in accessible language, and a history of bringing top Jungian minds to a broad audience. For potential listeners, expect thoughtful explorations of psyche, myth, and meaning, with a blend of scholarly rigor and personal storytelling that makes complex i... more

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