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Jungian Psychology
Carl Jung
Jungian Analysis
Dream Analysis
Individuation
Mental Health
Dream Interpretation
Collective Unconscious
Dreams
Relationships
Fairy Tales
Alchemy
Psychology
Active Imagination
Creativity
Artificial Intelligence
Trauma
Psychological Growth
Nightmares
Psychedelics

Join us—Lisa, Deb, and Joseph—for sometimes irreverent but potentially life-changing conversations. Every Thursday, we explore culture, relationships, and depth psychology through the lens of Carl Jung. We devote a segment of each episode to analyzing a listener’s dream.

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The fairy tale of the Princess Who Changed her Fate enacts what Jung tells us will happen when we remain unconscious of an inner situation: it happens outside us, as fate.

Just as the princess in the story finds her unruly “fate” tearing up cloth an... more

Adaptation is a bread-and-butter concept in psychotherapy - can we accept, adjust to, and thrive in the outer and inner worlds we live in? Given constraints, what does it take to find life at least meaningful, hopefully satisfying--and flourish?

Th... more

Lindsay Clancy has brought renewed attention to the horror of infanticide: babies and children dying at the hands of their mother. Infanticide has taken place for millennia, most often due to social pressures or lack of the resources needed to raise ... more

OpenAI recently had to explain to frightened users why their models kept introducing goblins and gremlins into otherwise humdrum conversations. Is it possible that archetypes are emerging through the field of collective knowledge amassed by large lan... more

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John White
Friend and colleague; author of Adaptation and Psychotherapy
Duquesne University (Scholarly role)
Episode: Inner Life, Outer World: The Psychology of Adaptation
Brooke Laufer
PhD, independent scholar, writer, clinician
Independent scholar, writer, clinician; author of Uncovering the Act of Maternal Infanticide
Episode: Lindsay Clancy & Maternal Infanticide: An Archetypal Perspective
Tom Pollak
Neuropsychiatrist and neuroscientist, King's College London
King's College London
Episode: Goblins, Demons and Goddesses: A Conversation at the Edge of AI
Aaron Balik
Friend of the podcast, organizer of a depth psychology and AI summit
Unspecified
Episode: Goblins, Demons and Goddesses: A Conversation at the Edge of AI
Mike Box
Friend and colleague, writer and Jungian analyst
Interregional Coordinates, Memphis Atlanta Seminar
Episode: In Search of the Wild Man: Befriending Bigfoot
Glen Slater
Author, psychologist; author of Jung vs. Borg: Finding the Deeply Human in a Posthuman Age
Author, Pacifica Graduate Institute (faculty)
Episode: Jung vs. Borg: Staying Human in the Age of AI
Bruce Feiler
Author of Life Is in the Transitions, A Time to Gather
Author
Episode: Ritual: Finding the Center in a Turning World
Kathrin Shaeppi
Jungian analyst and author of CG. Jung, The Basel Years, A Walking Guide
Author, CG. Jung book
Episode: Carl Jung in Basel: A Walking Tour
Bob Sheavly
Friend and colleague of the hosts
Episode: The Odyssey: A Jungian Journey Home

Hosts

Lisa Marchiano
Host and Jungian analyst on the show; based in Philadelphia; frequent co-host
Deborah Stewart
Host and Jungian analyst; provides clinical and mythic perspectives
Joseph Lee
Co-host and Jungian analyst; contributes mythic and symbolic analysis

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 5.9k ratings
  • Excellent discussion thank you

    Podcast Addict
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    rowinf
    22 days ago
  • Done with TJL

    What is happening with Joseph is for the three hosts to sort out, but this is now a completely different podcast. The weekly guest format is not the weekly “three of us” discussion it used to be. I’m also done with the outdated worldview on gender and sexuality.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Discussing the frisbee
    Australiaa month ago
  • Joseph is essential to the podcast

    The loss of Joseph as podcast host leads me to vote with my pocketbook. Patreon

    membership cancelled as of now.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Fanofjoseph
    United Statesa month ago
  • The show goes on

    I have always loved this show and still do. Glad that there are principled people on the show who are committed to bigger things than falling into line on the polarizing sway of the popular culture and politics of the moment. Onward and forward with Lisa and Deborah!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Slim1917
    United Statesa month ago
  • another one bites the dust…

    oof. used to love this podcast. a jungian reading of the Declaration of Independence?! I mean, this is just getting comical. Lisa’s ever increasing anti feminist/anti LGBT stance?! Denial of patriarchy and deeply misinformed understanding of Trans Folks?! Deb used to at least try to bring in a feminist perspective, but alas. She is now complicit. I feel sick! And sad!

    The archives are wonderful, but anything new is really just not it. In fact all of this recent stuff that’s come out in additio... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    vsadnmad
    United States2 months ago

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Critics note a significant shift in dynamics since the departure of a long-time co-host and express concerns about direction and inclusivity.
Listeners appreciate deep, mythic, and dream-centered discussions and the unique three-way dialogue.
Overall sentiment shows appreciation for depth and myth, but mixed reactions to changes in hosts and direction.
The show is seen as a thoughtful, nerdy deep-dive into psyche, myth, and culture with experiential elements like dream work.
Fans value the practical dream analysis and accessible Jungian theory delivered with warmth and humor.

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Talking Points

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Lindsay Clancy & Maternal Infanticide: An Archetypal Perspective
Q: What did having a Jungian perspective at that time do for you in that case?
It provided a framework to interpret the intense inner experiences as meaningful, transforming the crisis into an opportunity for transformation and integration rather than mere pathology.
In Search of the Wild Man: Befriending Bigfoot
Q: Can you tell us a bit about a natural history of Bigfoot and whether you're a believer?
The guest suggests Bigfoot is true as an image or projection of our relationship with nature rather than a settled physical fact, emphasizing its symbolic and archetypal significance.
Have We Ever Really Read Jung? Sonu Shamdasani on the Collected Works Crisis
Q: What is a critical edition and why is this project so exciting?
A critical edition seeks to establish the main source text, textual variations, and detailed annotations, making it neutral and usable for further study. It's exciting as it aims to present Jung's works more accurately and accessibly for modern readers.
Horror as a Mirror: What Netflix’s MONSTER Makes Us See
Q: So, when you were preparing for your role in the Netflix series MONSTER, what parts of Perkins' story and Gein's story did you take hold of to build that character?
The tension between private and public life and the general arc of trying to take on his character.
Horror as a Mirror: What Netflix’s MONSTER Makes Us See
Q: So, Joey, how did you find your way into Jungian work and your interests and all of that?
I started reading some books about Jung, and my dreams changed.

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What is This Jungian Life Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Thoughtful, myth-informed conversations grounded in depth psychology, with a Jungian lens on culture, relationships, and the psyche. Each episode features a guest expert and a dream-analysis segment, weaving scholarship with accessible storytelling to explore topics like magic, ritual, mythology, and the human encounter with technology. Noteworthy is the ongoing trio dynamic among Jungian analysts, which shapes a distinctive blend of theory, clinical insight, and dream work, often balancing rigorous ideas with narrative and practical takeaways for personal growth. Potential listeners who enjoy nuanced psychological dialogue, mythic storytelling, and experiential dream interpretation are likely to find this program compelling and distinctive... more

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3. Tom Pollak
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7. Bruce Feiler
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