The Jungian Drift
Conversations about contemporary developments in Jungian psychology. Join us as we circumambulate the Jungian world!
We are student analytical training candidates at the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco in discussion with fellow students, local and visiting Jungian analysts and other people who are finding new and creative ways to apply Jungian ideas in the world beyond analysis.
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Episodes
10 episodes
Archetype of the Apocalypse
Host Robert Carriger engages fellow candidate in analytical training, Eileen Cohune Brown, LMFT, in discussion of Edward Edinger's book "The Archetype of the Apocalypse" and its relevance to our challenging times. Eileen looks to California's n...
Listening to the Patient: A Conversation with Sally Kaufmann, MD
Join us as we get to know C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco alumna and analyst emerita Sally Kaufmann, MD. Sally began her Jungian journey in the 1960's at a time when women were still a novelty in the Institute program. She trained with loc...
Dreams from the Street with Dr. Paul Watsky
San Francisco Jungian analyst Paul Watsky, PhD, interprets three volunteer "person on the street" volunteers' dreams to demonstrate how he would approach dreamwork in his practice. Though Dr. Watsky suggests possible meanings for th...
Complexes and Consciousness
Join host Sebastian Sheldon, PhD, in conversation with his fellow candidate in analytical training at the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco, Robert Carriger, LMFT, as they explore the theoretical possibilities when Jung's concept of unconsci...
F.N. Souza: The Archetypal Artist with Janeita Singh
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...
Considering Training?
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...
Odysseus under Calypso's Spell: The Seductive Power of Conspiracies
*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 Anal...
Seinfeld and Typology
In conversation with host Robert Carriger, psychologist and analytical training candidate Sebastian Sheldon shows us how the quirky characters in the 1990's American hit situation comedy "Seinfeld" illustrate Jung's theory of psychological type...
Dedicated to the Soul: Ann Conrad Lammers on Emma Jung
While visiting the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco to speak on the release of "Dedicated to the Soul: The Writings and Drawings of Emma Jung", editor Ann Conrad Lammers took a moment to share her experiences sifting through the personal wr...
