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

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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Two people stand at the rim of the Grand Canyon. One is overcome with awe at nature’s grandeur, while the other sees an enormous rift in the landscape. What accounts for the difference? This week, Jungian analyst and scholar JOHN R. WHITE joins Lisa ... more

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This Halloween week, when the veil between worlds grows thin, Jungian analyst ROBERT SHEAVLY joins us to discuss ways in which we experience the dead communicating with the living.

In times of grief, it is common to be briefly reunited with the pers... more

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Our guest this week is GARY LACHMAN, a founding member of the rock group Blondie, and the author of more than twenty books, including a biography of C.G. Jung, and a new memoir, Touched by the Presence: From Blondie's Bowery and Rock and Roll to Magi... more

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Many of us live with heavy awareness of cultural unraveling, and the natural world faces sustained and escalating threats. According to author, storyteller and podcaster MICHAEL MEADE, humanity has reached the end of an era, with no clear vision of w... more

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John R. White
Jungian analyst, scholar, and scholar-in-residence at Duquesne University
Duquesne University
Episode: Jung’s Feeling Function: How We Know What Matters
Robert Sheavly
Jungian analyst with a remote practice in Washington, DC and Florida
Episode: Communicating with the Dead: Dreams, Visions and Visitations
Gary Lachman
Writer, musician and founding member of Blondie; author of more than twenty books
Blondie
Episode: The Search for Meaning with Gary Lachman
Michael Meade
Storyteller, author, and scholar of mythology, psychology, and anthropology
Mosaic Multicultural Foundation
Episode: The Heart of Transformation with Michael Meade
James Muldoon
Research fellow at the University of Oxford, Oxford Internet Institute; sociologist/philosopher
University of Oxford
Episode: Artificial Intelligence & the Psyche: The First Summit on Depth Psychology and AI
Sherry Turkle
Author of Artificial Intimacy; researcher on technology and human relationships
MIT & author
Episode: Artificial Intelligence & the Psyche: The First Summit on Depth Psychology and AI
Glen Slater
Co-chair of Jungian Archetypal Studies Program, Pacifica Graduate Institute
Pacifica Graduate Institute
Episode: Artificial Intelligence & the Psyche: The First Summit on Depth Psychology and AI
Todd Essig
Clinical psychoanalyst, writer, and host of talks on AI and psychology
Independent clinician
Episode: Artificial Intelligence & the Psyche: The First Summit on Depth Psychology and AI
Alessandra Lemma
Fellow of the British Psychoanalytic Society and consultant clinical psychologist at the Anna Freud Centre
Anna Freud Centre
Episode: Artificial Intelligence & the Psyche: The First Summit on Depth Psychology and AI

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

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    rowinf
    2 months 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.

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    Discussing the frisbee
    Australia3 months 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.

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    Fanofjoseph
    United States3 months 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!

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    Slim1917
    United States3 months 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

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    vsadnmad
    United States3 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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Jung’s Feeling Function: How We Know What Matters
Q: What does it look like to have a well-developed feeling function, and how can someone cultivate it?
White says development begins by taking feeling experiences seriously and building vocabulary to express them precisely. The hosts add journaling and Gendlin's focusing technique, which involves attending to bodily sensations and finding accurate words for them.
Jung’s Feeling Function: How We Know What Matters
Q: What is the feeling function, or how should we think about the four functions Jung identified?
White describes intuition, thinking, feeling, and sensation as modes of adaptation. Feeling is a way of perceiving and responding to values, while thinking helps create distance for evaluating an experience.
The Heart of Transformation with Michael Meade
Q: What is the difference and potential overlap between intelligence and genius?
Meade distinguishes intelligence as understanding rather than merely factual knowledge or an IQ score. He describes genius as the distinctive spirit, gifts, imagination, and purpose present in each person, and emphasizes the heart's role in embodied understanding.
The Heart of Transformation with Michael Meade
Q: What and how do we manage the in-between stage without trying to force something into being, and how do we adjust to being lost, confused, disoriented, sad, and upset?
Meade says accepting uncertainty is necessary for learning and transformation. He describes this period as liminality, the middle stage of a rite of passage in which change takes place.
The Search for Meaning with Gary Lachman
Q: So how do you slow down?
Lachman says he rides his bike to a park, sits quietly and notices the surroundings without requiring himself to do anything. He also suggests observing a slowly moving cloud or imagining a familiar place before watching a clock's minute hand, as a way to notice how perception changes with one's state of consciousness.

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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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