Host Robert Carriger sits down to speak with art scholar Janeita Singh about the controversial modernist painter from Goa, India: Francis Newton Souza. Janeita approaches Souza's paintings from a variety of perspectives including the collective western shadow and repression of the feminine. She sees recent interest in Souza's work as signaling a return into collective consciousness of the ancient Indian traditions of the fierce feminine, traditions long buried under centuries of colonial rule. She has explored these and other themes in her recently released book, "F.N. Souza: The Archetypal Artist."

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Recorded on October 14, 2025. Edited by Claire Kohne. Thumbnail image sourced from Wikimedia Commons. Special thanks to this episode's guest intro/outro reader, Kirsten Maier.

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In this episode host Claire Kohne interviews two candidates in the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco analytic training program (Megan Van Vlack, LPCC, LMFT & Elaina Barulic, LMFT) about their experiences on their journeys to become Jungian analysts.

Since this recording Claire was accepted into the program herself and began analytical training in the fall of 2025. Congratulations, Claire!

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Recorded on November 26, 2024. Edited by Claire Kohne. Special thanks to this episode's guest intro/outro reader, Natalia El-Sheikh.

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*Content Warning: Episode contains discussion of an age-old conspiratorial belief that a secret society is carrying out ritualized child abuse in order to extract a fabled life giving elixir.*

At the 2025 International Association of Analytical Psychology conference in Zurich, Robert Carriger and Claire Kohne got the opportunity to talk to conference presenter Jungian analyst Vlado Šolc about his application of Jungian theory to the understanding of conspiracies and cults. Dr. Šolc draws from Greek mythology and the legend of Odysseus' seven year captivity on the island of Ogygia under the spell of the nymph Calypso to explain the phenomena of dark religion and cults. In mythology Calypso is the personification of concealment - or covering - from which the Greek word apokálypsis - apocalypse - is derived which means "uncovering" or "revelation."

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Recorded on August 28, 2025. Edited by Claire Kohne. Thumbnail image sourced from Wikipedia Commons. Special thanks to this episode's guest intro/outro reader, Naomi Azriel.

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