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E126| Magic, Aliens & Archetypes w/ Anderson Todd & Tim Adalin
A philosophical exploration into the weird of magic, aliens and altered states with the neo-Jungian thinker, psychotherapist and cognitive scientist, Anderson Todd and Tim Adalin.
E124| Designing for Synchronicity w/ Neo-Jungian Anderson Todd & Tim Adalin
A dialogue welcoming the return of the neo-Jungian thinker, psychotherapist and wizard, Anderson Todd, centered on the phenomenon of synchronicity—those moments of meaningful coincidence that seem to transcend causality. This episode invites listeners to reflect on how synchronicity can be nurtured through trust, intentional design, and a willingness to engage with life’s mysteries, even as technology and AI challenge our sense of reality.
E50| Myth-Making, Individuation, & Religion, w/ Anderson Todd & Erick Godsey
Joining Tim are the brilliant Anderson Todd and Erick Godsey. Themes of discussion across both parts are individuation, Jung, myth-making, evolution, science, religion and tribe. The theme of recovering religion is picked up on at the start of the second part.
E45| The Alchemy Of Age Shifting, with Anderson Todd
A philosophical dialogue that seeks to break new ground on questions of collective emergence, via the portal of depth psychology, cognitive science, distributed cognition, and alchemy. Do Western esoteric and mystery traditions have something to offer our collective moment?