Psychologist Kile Ortigo riffs on shadow work, Carl Jung, multidisciplinary meaning-making, psychedelic therapy, the art and science of integration, and the mystery of the mind at large.
Read MoreDavid Krantz is a genetic coach and psychotherapist with a rare both-and approach to the mind, personal development, and the mystery of it all in general.
Read MoreMichael riffs about his awe-inspiring trip to Sedona and the potency of natural wonder. We also let the wonder juice loose on a previously patron-only riff session with everyone’s favorite mythologist, psychology extraordinaire, and Myths That Make Us host, Erick Godsey.
Read MoreMyth-wielder, Erick Godsey returns to the mind meld to share the tale of his transformative Ayahuasca initiation.
Read MoreAutodidactic mythologist, psychology extraordinaire, and Myths That Make Us host, Erick Godsey returns to the mind meld to riff about the importance of defining a personal ethos, alchemical psychology, the vital lessons of 2020, and more!
Read MoreIn this mind meld, we riff on James Hillman’s archetypal theory, why the Greek god Hermes seems to be everywhere, what Carl Jung meant when he said we were ‘being lived,’ trauma, and more!
Read MoreHear the patron-only portion of this podcast with Ido and Michael by joining us on Patreon Are the Gods real in some sense? Mythopoetic Psychologist, Ido Cohen returns to the mind meld to discuss. LISTEN | ITUNES YOUTUBE ARCHIVE STITCHER Don’t miss a technodelic transmission– Review and Subscribe on iTunes There’s no doubt about it– myth and mind are […]
Read MoreMythologist, psychology extraordinaire, and Myths That Make Us host, Erick Godsey returns to the mind meld to riff about golden wounds, learning the language of your soul, forgiveness, the wisdom of koans, and more!
Read MoreProfessor, historian, author, and podcaster extraordinaire Daniele Bolelli returns to feed the daemon
Read MorePsychological mystic Carl Jung made a cryptic statement about his spirituality toward the end of his life that has always captured my curiosity. That is, in a now-famous televised interview, journalist John Freeman put Jung on the spot, asking “…do you now believe in God?”
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