Podcasts about jungian shadow

Questions? Comments? Text Us!In this special episode of The Life Wisdom Project Jerry L. Martin is joined by acclaimed horror author, essayist, and religious thinker Matt Cardin for a profound exploration of divine duality, Zoroastrian cosmology, and the moral landscape of good and evil.Together, they dive into God's revelations to the prophet Zoroaster as recounted in God: An Autobiography, As Told to a Philosopher, unpacking a worldview where life is not a passive unfolding — but an active battlefield between light and darkness, truth and illusion. Through the lens of Zoroastrianism and Manichaean thought, the conversation traces how spiritual maturity demands we choose a side — not in tribal allegiance, but in moral clarity and existential responsibility.Matt Cardin brings his unique background at the crossroads of religion, metaphysical horror, and philosophical inquiry to the fore. The episode confronts some of the most challenging spiritual insights from the book, including:“Most spiritually attuned people are not truth seekers.”“To look evil in the face is a spiritual act.”“My aspects have a life of their own and go wayward.”These statements form the foundation for a dialogue about spiritual integration, shadow work, divine self-awareness, and the lived tension between peace and calamity — as illustrated in both Zoroaster's vision and Isaiah 45, where God declares, “I form the light and create darkness.”The episode also explores how horror writing, when used with spiritual intent, can serve as a radical form of not turning away — of confronting the hidden, the repressed, the divine and monstrous within. Cardin's reflections on Jung, Freud, and the archetypal struggle for integration are especially resonant for seekers navigating complexity in both self and cosmos.Whether you're drawn to Zoroastrian theology, psychological integration, or the spiritual function of horror literature, this conversation invites you to experience divine reality with open eyes — and a willingness to face the truth, however unsettling it may be.Other Series:The podcast began with the Dramatic Adaptation of the book and now has several series:From God To Jerry To You- a brand-new series calling for the attention of spiritual seekers everywhere, featuring breakthroughs, pathways, and illuminations.Two Philosophers Wrestle With God- sit in on a dialogue between philosophers about God and the questions we all have. What's On Our Mind- Connect the dots with Jerry and Scott over the most recent series episodes. What's On Your Mind- What are readers and listeners saying? What is God sayingResources:THE LIFE WISDOM PROJECT PLAYLISTStay ConnectedShare your thoughts or questions at questions@godandautobiography.com

Send us comments, suggestions and ideas here! In this week's episode we are joined by the legendary author and gnostic podcast pioneer Miguel Conner to discuss his latest book “The Occult Elvis” which presents accounts from Elvis's wife, friends and family, along with the Memphis Mafia, and his spiritual advisors to reveal Elvis as the mystic, occultist, and shaman he truly was. By examining Elvis's efforts as a natural healer, his UFO encounters, and his telekinetic, psychic, and astral traveling abilities, Conner argues that Elvis was America's greatest magician and he came on our show to talk to us about it. In the free side of the show we discuss the occult material Elvis studied, the role the devil played in blues and how Elvis harnessed its power as an American messiah, armed with a host of magickal powers fitting the role. In the extended show we discuss Elvis' shadow side, his romance with Arconic power and even what he has to do with the visionary, gnostic author Philip K. Dick. Thank you and enjoy the show! On this week's show we are joined by author Miguel Conner to discuss:What makes Elvis a Shaman?The Ghost of Twin JesseReligion of Rock n' RollOccult Literature Elvis Studied Robert Johnson, The Devil and The BluesElvis studies Gnosticism?King Peacock, Melek TausElvis as Captain MarvelIn the extended episode (available at www.patreon/com/TheWholeRabbit) Miguel Conner leads us further down the rabbit hole and we discuss:Jungian Shadow of Oedipal Elvis  Elvis' The Cop? The Philip K. Dick ConnectionLucifer (Elvis) vs. Ahriman (Parker) Elvis Meets God and Stalin The Gnostic DemiurgeBuy Miguel's Book “The Occult Elvis: The Mystical and Magical Life of the King:”https://a.co/d/gidbhP2Where to find The Whole Rabbit:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0AnJZhmPzaby04afmEWOAVInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_whole_rabbitTwitter: https://twitter.com/1WholeRabbitOrder Stickers: https://www.stickermule.com/thewholerabbitOther Merchandise: https://thewholerabbit.myspreadshop.com/Music By Spirit Travel Plaza:https://open.spotify.com/artist/30dW3WB1sYofnow7y3V0YoSupport the show

Join us as we dive deep with Suzanne L'Heureux, Jungian life coach and founder of Diving Deep Coaching, who helps women in midlife uncover their true selves.We explore:What is the Jungian Shadow, and why should you care?How shadow work reveals self-sabotaging patterns in relationships.Sarah and Suzanne's personal journey with shadow work and the power of self-discovery.It's time to shine a light on your shadow and step into empowerment!Discover your attachment style to break free from old relationship patterns. Take the free quiz here: https://quiz.tryinteract.com/#/6329f75e6dd9410016a64043Follow Diving Deep Coaching on Instagram: @divingdeepcoachingVisit the Diving Deep Coaching Website: www.divingdeepcoaching.comFollow Sarah Cohand on Instagram: @itsmesarahcohan.comVisit Sarah Cohan's Website: https://www.sarahcohan.com/If you're interested in one-on-one or couples coaching I'd love to help you heal old patterns to create healthy relationships where you feel like you're on the same team. Get started by applying for a free 60-minute healthy relationships call here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSddL3tie849uvgD1m31l4MAH3AzH0FlWgnsG0gPEBEzeDyPyg/viewform

Ready to integrate your Shadow to deal with this Milli Vanilli simulation? I'm making a recent Finding Hermes meeting public, where Colin Davis provides fantastic and useable techniques to understand and incorporate our dark aspects and stop projecting our disorders on others. Beyond Colin's Gnosis, he shared the nature of evil and what it takes to navigate our collapsing culture. The member's questions and remarks were outstanding, too! Join the Finding Hermes group through either AB Prime or Patreon. And Check out our last interview.More on Colin: https://www.shadowtechalchemy.com/Join the Finding Hermes group: https://www.patreon.com/aeonbyte or https://thegodabovegod.com/members/subscription-levels/Check out our last interview: https://thegodabovegod.com/the-shadow-archons-wetiko/ Stream All Astro Gnosis Conferences: https://thegodabovegod.com/replay-sophia/The Gnostic Tarot: https://www.makeplayingcards.com/sell/synkrasisHomepage: https://thegodabovegod.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/aeonbyteAB Prime: https://thegodabovegod.com/members/subscription-levels/ Virtual Alexandria Academy: https://thegodabovegod.com/virtual-alexandria-academy/Voice Over services: https://thegodabovegod.com/voice-talent/ Support with donation: https://buy.stripe.com/00g16Q8RK8D93mw288Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/aeon-byte-gnostic-radio/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Fritz Leiber (1910-1992) was an influential American writer of fantasy, horror, and science fiction. He is best known for his sword-and-sorcery stories and his novel "Conjure Wife" (1943). Leiber's works often combined elements of fantasy, horror, and science fiction, and he coined the term "sword and sorcery." He is widely regarded as one of the most important figures in modern speculative fiction. "The Smoke Ghost" (1941) is a key example of urban weird fiction, blending horror, fantasy, and social commentary. The story explores themes of urban alienation and the horrors of modernity, as seen in other works like H.F. Arnold's "The Night Wire" (1926) and Leiber's "The Girl with the Hungry Eyes" (1949). These stories tap into the sense of disconnection and vulnerability that people experience in the face of rapid urbanization and technological change. Leiber's background in psychology and interest in Carl Jung's works are evident in "The Smoke Ghost." The titular entity can be interpreted as a manifestation of the Jungian Shadow archetype, representing the repressed aspects of the protagonist Catesby Wran's psyche and the collective unconscious of modern urban society. The climax of the story, in which Wran accepts the smoke ghost's dominion, can be seen as a twisted individuation process. "The Smoke Ghost" shares similarities with M.R. James's ghost stories, featuring a protagonist haunted by a supernatural entity embodying his deepest fears and anxieties. Both Leiber and James suggest that even rational individuals are not immune to the lure of the supernatural. However, Leiber's story is firmly rooted in the modern urban landscape, reflecting the anxieties of a rapidly changing world. Leiber's story also bears the influence of H.P. Lovecraft and cosmic horror. The smoke ghost can be seen as a manifestation of the cosmic horror lurking beneath the surface of modern urban life, defying easy categorization and understanding. The story's bleak ending echoes the cosmic pessimism in Lovecraft's work. However, Leiber brings the horror into the heart of the modern city, creating a kind of urban cosmic horror that transplants Lovecraftian themes into the gritty, mid-20th century metropolis. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, I explore the Jungian shadow, the dark parts of our psyche that we do not want to admit to. Our capacity for malevolence. How each of us can do dark and terrible things under the right circumstances. Can we control this darkness? Why is the exploration of the shadow necessary for self actualization? A must listen!   —My Anxiety Recovery Program— https://unpluganxiety.com/my-program/ —1 on 1 Coaching with Brad— https://unpluganxiety.com/1-on-1-coaching/ —The Website— https://unpluganxiety.com

Have you set your profile to private? Have you archived everything that feels a smidge embarrassing? Does the idea of sharing an ounce of honesty on the World Wide Web make you crumple in pre-shame? If you're an indie artist and you struggle with being seen online because you cringe so much at yourself, this one's for you. Using the Jungian concept of Shadow Work, we'll redefine embarrassment as a tool we can actually use (yes, use) in our creative process. ARCANA: Tarot Universal by Diego De Leon --------------------------------- For you, Dear Listener: If you're listening on Spotify — we want to hear from you: Answer this week's Q&A and poll Leave us a voice message and tell us your thoughts about this episode If you liked today's episode, please consider leaving a rating & review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts! FREE GUIDE: Trigger List: Green Light Your Next Project — You've got a million ideas. This is how you green light them. Download the trigger list here: https://queensbirdfilms.myflodesk.com/80fd34c4-0c37-45d2-b92e-8711ef6ad57d Let's Go Again is hosted by Courtney Romano. This is a project from Queens Bird Films. --------------------------------- ABOUT QUEENS BIRD FILMS: Queens Bird Films is a production company telling stories to make life fun. With irreverence, depth, and a bit of whimsy, we make content for people who want to fall back in love with life. See the films, series, and podcasts we made for you here: queensbirdfilms.com Subscribe to the NEWSLETTER: bit.ly/QBlist Follow on INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/queensbirdfilms Follow Courtney on TIKTOK: tiktok.com/@courtney.romano --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lets-go-again/message

Step into the realm of the unconscious as we embark on a profound journey through the depths of the human psyche. In "Exploring the Mystical Depths," we delve into the enigmatic world of Jungian Shadow Archetypes, unraveling the hidden facets of our personalities, desires, and fears. LINKS: ✨ YOUTUBE www.youtube.com/@cedarmooon ✨ My TikTok @cedarmooon ✨ Etsy https://thewitcheshaunt.etsy.com ✨ See witchy memes on insta @thewitcheshaunt ✨ Grimoire & Tarot Pages, Templates & Workbooks:

In this episode, Johanna interviews Jungian analyst-in-training, writer, researcher, 5Rhythms® teacher, and Vital graduate: Mackenzie Amara; and Vital instructor, clinical psychologist, and creator of our new course, “Illuminating the Hidden Self: Navigating the Jungian Shadow with Psychedelics“: Dr. Ido Cohen. This sequel to their fascinating discussion about shadow work earlier this year focuses on dreams, as Amara, while dreaming that she was having an acid trip and coming to the realization that dreams and LSD may be sending her to the same place, is researching the similarities between the odd worlds of dreams and psychedelic experiences: Is it the same place? Do the dreams we have after psychedelic experiences continue those visions and ‘Aha!' moments? Can they answer questions for us (the concept of “sleep on it”)? Does dream analysis result in a greater feeling of integration? Can we use the dreams we have before experiences to help guide the experience itself? The conversation goes a lot of places: the many aspects of Jungian psychology; the fluidity of Indigenous perspectives around visible and invisible worlds; how Jung wrote “The Red Book”; the concept of eros and reclaiming our relationship with aliveness; how nature is in constant equilibrium (as are we); how to build a relationship with your dreams; how to work with symbols in dreams; and much more. Ultimately, this episode is about the clash between the conscious and unconscious, the willed and the incidental, and waking life and other realities, and dream analysis and integration work is really tracking vitality in the human psyche: what is alive in us and how does it want to live out in our beings? What makes us come alive? Can our dreams tell us? Click here to head to the show notes page.

On today's episode of the Occult Symbolism and Pop Culture with Isaac Weishaupt podcast we have October's BONUS show (for all supporter feeds) where we will look at a documentary called Kubrick by Kubrick! We'll look at some old interview and archived clips of Kubrick explaining to us what his films meant! We'll talk about divine channeling, confirmation of the occult Jungian shadow side, confirmed symbolism of duality, sex and death rituals all through the lens of his popular films such as 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, Eyes Wide Shut and more!NOW UP AD-FREE ONLY ON SUPPORTER FEEDS!Links:SUPPORTER FEEDS: Go ad-free with 160+ bonus episodes, early access and books!Patreon.com/IlluminatiWatcher,VIP Section (*with comparsion of Apple vs Patreon vs VIP vs Rokfin): https://illuminatiwatcher.com/members-section/Apple Podcasts Premium! You can now go ad-free with ALL the bonus episodes on the Apple app- just open up the podcast and subscribe!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3200989/advertisement

In this episode of the Personality Hacker podcast, Joel and Antonia go deep into Carl Jung's concepts on the shadow and discuss how to relate his ideas to a lived experience. This episode was recorded with a live studio audience in Nashville, Tennessee.   https://personalityhacker.com  

Hello Lovely Listeners, This conversation was especially rich to me, and I know you're going to want to hear more from Natalya Kolosowsky.  Natalya is a bilingual artist, coach, facilitator, and teacher of creative processes. She is the founder of Shadow Tender - an interdisciplinary project that teaches people how to dance with their demons. Natalya's work is informed by 3+ decades of experience in dance, somatic modalities, and formal training in art, design, and psychology. Her work has been presented in universities, museums, and theaters around the world. Natalya also provides strategic branding and communication services for educators and creative entrepreneurs. We speak about her experiences as an artist, dancer, and the parts of her background that brought her to where she is today.  She brought insight to my own embodied intuition about being "dismembered" internally in some of the ways I haven't been able to express all parts of my cultural identity. I also loved her perspective on what we can do in this world that can be so destabilizing and how spaces for creativity can be healing.   Links: Upcoming April 8th & 9th Shadow Tender workshop in Portland, Oregon: https://www.natalyakolosowsky.com/classes-events-1/shadow-tender-spring2023 Natalya's Offerings https://www.natalyakolosowsky.com/ @natalya_chaos https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalya-kolosowsky The Shadow Tender project here:  www.shadowtender.com Upcoming events and programs will be announced through this link:  https://gmail.us5.list-manage.com/subscribe?id=2bd8795ff3&u=bf57377a1aa883713eb7981f9 *** To get in contact or look into being a guest, please message me via LinkedIn.  Support for this podcast comes from readers of Unleash, Unlearn, and Enliven, from clients, and from listeners like you. For more resources, subscribe to my the Somatic Wisdom Substack newsletter, where much of this content can be found in essay form. *** Music credit: https://www.melodyloops.com/composers/ihsandincer/ Cover art credit: https://www.natalyakolosowsky.com/  

If the LDS Church has light, it also has a shadow. But what should it do with that shadow? Valerie Hamaker, host of the Latter Day Struggles podcast, shows how the Jungian shadow can either save or destroy a person—or a religion. This episode was recorded at the 2022 Sunstone Summer Symposium.  

If the LDS Church has light, it also has a shadow. But what should it do with that shadow? Valerie Hamaker shows how the Jungian shadow can either save or destroy a person—or a religion. This episode was recorded at the 2022 Sunstone Summer Symposium.

In this episode of Latter-day Contemplation, Christopher and Riley are joined by a friend of the program and Carl Jung fan, Morgan Aldous, to discuss the concept of the Jungian Shadow. Morgan is a life coach who has spent considerable time in the study of psychology, philosophy, and religion as the means to personal transformation. This concept of The Shadow, which historically finds expression in scripture, mystical poetry and experience, visual & performance art, great literature, and formal psychological treatment methodology has application for those of us pursuing a spiritual path of personal development as well. In his first interaction with Father Adam and Mother Eve, Lucifer, the father of lies, inducts our primeval ancestors into the cult of binary thought; wherein, they are led to believe that the world is composed of diametrically opposing polarities, repelling each other at all times, totally incompatible with oneness and unity. This allegory could be interpreted to describe one of the challenges of mortality - overcoming the natural man instinct to misunderstand and misrepresent ourselves, compartmentalizing and ignoring our inner shadow, to the detriment of our spiritual development. Morgan can be reached at www.everyday7.com

Did you miss the AMAZING Sunstone Symposium 2022? No worries! In this episode you'll catch at least one lecture! Join Valerie as she shares her session formally called "The Jungian Shadow and Mormon History" where she will cover: 1. The meaning of the Jungian Shadow 2. How we all try to DENY our personal shadows in creative ways that estrange us from owning and integrating our shadow parts 3. A case study in shadow integration: King David self confronts with the help of the prophet Nathan 4. A case study in shadow non-integration: Joseph Smith Jr. does not self confront (in spite of Oliver's attempts to be his "Nathan") 5. How this unresolved shadow continues to haunt us as an institution today in the form of deep struggles around the issues of sexuality, patriarchy, and hard power 6. What we can do to help our institution heal from this collective shadow

This is a meditation to get in touch with the shadow part of the self, that trauma or negative experiences have made us repress. Trauma and the shadow effect our physical posture and somatic response. This meditation is designed to help you notice the parts of your self that you avoid. Watch the video here: @ https://youtu.be/_FP6w_TapXE #depthpsychology #meditation #meditatie #integration #jung #carljung #psychology #asmr #trauma #healing #growth

On the off-chance this is the most important character in the World...So here we are encountering Dark Shadows fans who felt ostracized for, um, knowing all the trivia? Yep! HOW BIZARRE! If you understand who Josette duPres IS? No, you aren't “all-alone”. It means: You are a fan. (duh) “NO ONE is gonna ‘come and get-ya'... it's fricken TEEVEE!”Insisting on Julia/Barnabas in “Dark Shadows” is AS absurd as insisting on Jo/Laurie in “Little Women”. Little Women novels? DRY AS A BONE! Jungian Shadow comparisons... Dissecting Dark Shadows to establish new episodes in “The Pit of Ultimate Dark Shadows”. (Joel Crothers screams a lot...)  Discussion as to my “Madam” collage. Fun stuff with Madam Findley...Explaining various actresses performing Josette: Kathryn Leigh Scott, random people, Mary Cooper, Joanna Going, Marley Shelton, and Bella Heathcote. Reincarnated characters: Was Princess Serenity identical to Serena (Usagi)? No. Going through other reincarnation stories to get Josette duPres correct. Also going through what humour works as well, which makes accuracy important. How humour is also important in accuracy. How fanfiction would, obviously, be hit first compared to current affairs and regular fiction. (Chain breaks at the weakest link.)Gratitude for Josette/Barnabas fans and why... And why I hope you've been viewing “As Time Goes By” in relation to Barnabas and Josette's reincarnation...  Getting tired of Barnabas Collins:: Hand-Staple-Forehead...  And now? I get to sit back and look: THAT'S a happy man, FINALLY! How Sam as Andre has befriended Capt. Gregg: They were both ghosts at the time. Then in “The Pit” attempts to offer certain power-learning to Maggie (as Josette) and she decides as we go along. ^_^A little something for people wanting to comment on “The Pit..”  and how to do it...My email address, please get in touch: xoiscythe [AT] hotmail [dot] com

Today's show is a conversation with master healing practitioner trainer and facilitator Joanna Lindenbaum. The conversation is centered around one of my favorite topics - ritual.Ritual is embedded in our humanness. Our psyches and bodies crave it and naturally respond to it. Unfortunately, we live in a culture where the depth and meaning of ritual have been "bred out" in many ways, so the rituals we do still practice don't always allow us to process the  full extent of these life transitions they way they were originally meant. Joanna shares her views, experience and expertise around ritual and how we as women can begin reclaiming the sacredness of our lives - the extraordinary and the mundane - through the art of intentional ritual. Joanna Lindenbaum teaches master level facilitation and coaching skills to coaches, healers and speakers so they can respond powerfully & effectively to the issues their clients bring to them.Using her extensive background with human behavior, Archetypes and Jungian Shadow, Joanna's approach to facilitation and coaching supports her students to gain a level of skill the majority of their peers don't have. Graduates of her signature Sacred Depths Practitioner Certification become the best of the best at what they do, plus they experience life-changing personal transformations as they step into this mastery level. All of this, in turn, positively impacts their businesses as their proven results then attract more renewals, referrals, and opportunities.   Joanna has led hundreds of retreats, workshops, and trainings with thousands of participants and clients in the US and abroad. Find:Joanna Lindenbaum on InstagramJoanna Lindenbaum on FacebookJoanna's work: Applied Depths Practitioner Institute

Thommy Waite is the host of the podcast Thommy Waite's Square Record and the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads.Thommy Waite links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

Cody Sexton is an American writer. He is also the brains behind the literary blog A Thin Slice of Anxiety and the co-host of The Bastard Sons of Oedipus podcast.In this ep me and Cody gabbed about his tumultuous childhood, Jim Goad, America's strange relationship with sex, why 'redneck' is a complicated term, how alternative lifestyles screw up your wiring and the hilarious interpersonal chemistry that comes alive on his podcast.Buy All the Sweet Prettiness of Life on Amazon:USCanadaUKAustraliaFollow Cody SextonA Thin Slice Of AnxietyThe Bastard Sons of OedipusInstagram – @athinsliceofanxietyTwitter – @slicesofanxietyThommy Waite's Square RecordThommy Waite is the host of the podcast Thommy Waite's Square Record and the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads.Thommy Waite links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

Gordon Vanstone is a Canadian writer who is based in Singapore. Rainy Day Ramen and the Cosmic Pachinko is his first book.This one was lit, fam. Me and Gordo got liquored up and yarned about what took him to Japan in the first place, expat camaraderie and competition, Japan's polite xenophobia, the similarities between our novels, how traveling changed his perspective on Canada, and his literary influences.Buy Rainy Day Ramen and the Cosmic Pachinko on Amazon:USCanadaUKAustraliaJapanOther places to buy the book:Monsoon Books Dymocks OnlineFollow Gordon Vanstone on Twitter – @GordonVanstoneThommy Waite is the host of the podcast Thommy Waite's Square Record and the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads.Thommy Waite links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

Thommy Waite is the host of the podcast Thommy Waite's Square Record and the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads.Thommy Waite links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

I published Danny Did A Fluffy in December 2019. It's a disturbing novelette about two brothers who become internet famous as young children. Until now, it's been behind a paywall. But today I uploaded the full 52 minute audiobook to my YouTube channel and podcast. I narrate the tale with an abundance of provincial gusto – audio is the ideal format to consume this weird little ditty. Synopsis: "Kevin and Danny Sandalford were just two kids leading a normal suburban existence on the outskirts of Sydney, until a chance viral video changed their lives forever. Desperate to cash in on their fifteen minutes of fame, the Sandalford bros get caught up in the dark underbelly of showbusiness. They fall head-first into a gluttonous lifestyle filled to the brim with sex and drugs, until a femme fatale divides their loyalties, setting off a public showdown of epic proportions. In the pursuit of relevance, sacrifices need to be made. What depraved depths will the brothers sink to? A dizzying and disgusting tale of sibling rivalry gone wrong. Grunge lit for the YouTube generation — a must-read short story for fans of Irvine Welsh and Chuck Palahniuk." I hope you dig it. If you do, I would encourage you to check out my first full-length novel Any Day You Can Die, which is available on Amazon everywhere. Find all the links below. Thommy Waite is the host of the podcast Thommy Waite's Square Record and the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia. Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon: US Australia Canada UK Germany France Spain Italy Netherlands Japan Brazil Mexico India Any Day You Can Die reviews: "A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN "An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY "Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES "It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY "This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE "The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETY If you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads. Thommy Waite links: Website Newsletter Twitter Insta YouTube Medium Goodreads Buy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on Amazon Apple Podcasts  Spotify Google Podcasts Stitcher  Castbox Thommy Waite contact: If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

I narrate the tale with an abundance of provincial gusto – audio is the ideal format to consume this weird little ditty. Synopsis:"Kevin and Danny Sandalford were just two kids leading a normal suburban existence on the outskirts of Sydney, until a chance viral video changed their lives forever.Desperate to cash in on their fifteen minutes of fame, the Sandalford bros get caught up in the dark underbelly of showbusiness. They fall head-first into a gluttonous lifestyle filled to the brim with sex and drugs, until a femme fatale divides their loyalties, setting off a public showdown of epic proportions.In the pursuit of relevance, sacrifices need to be made. What depraved depths will the brothers sink to?A dizzying and disgusting tale of sibling rivalry gone wrong. Grunge lit for the YouTube generation — a must-read short story for fans of Irvine Welsh and Chuck Palahniuk."I hope you dig it. If you do, I would encourage you to check out my first full-length novel Any Day You Can Die, which is available on Amazon everywhere. Find all the links below.Thommy Waite is the host of the podcast Thommy Waite's Square Record and the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads.Thommy Waite links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

Funeral director by day, novelist by night, Dublin-based Maltheus Broman has written several novellas, novelettes, and short stories. Buy Globopole on Amazon:USUKAustraliaCanadaCheck out Mal's websiteFollow Mal on InstagramFollow Mal on TwitterThommy Waite is the host of the podcast Thommy Waite's Square Record and the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads.Thommy Waite links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

Writer Shed Press is currently open to submissions of short prose and poetry to be considered for Writer Shed Stories Vol 3, a paperback and ebook journal. Read the submission guidelines.Buy Walks With Sam on Amazon.David W. Berner website.Follow David on Instagram.Follow David on Twitter.Thommy Waite is the host of the podcast Thommy Waite's Square Record and the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads.Thommy Waite links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

Thommy Waite is the host of the podcast Thommy Waite's Square Record and the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads.Thommy Waite links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

Andy Dowling is the bass player in the Australian heavy metal band LORD and the host of the Andy Social Podcast. Listen to LORD's bangin' cover of Savage Garden's classic number To the Moon and Back on SpotifyListen to LORD's new album of covers Undercovers, Vol. 1 on SpotifyListen to the Andy Social Podcast on SpotifySubscribe to Andy's YouTube channelCheck out all of Andy's projects on his websiteFollow Andy Dowling on InstagramThommy Waite is the host of the podcast Thommy Waite's Square Record and the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads.Thommy Waite links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

Thommy Waite is the host of the podcast Thommy Waite's Square Record and the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads.Thommy Waite links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

In this episode of our mindset series, we talk about the light and dark side of the personality and Jung’s concept of the Shadow. What is the Shadow? How the Shadow is actually mostly our light side, the part that we hide that is most brilliant. Why we admire people unlike us and how that points to your shadow - your unlived self. How to begin to recognize your shadow in others.Watch the next Soul Session in this series on our YouTube Channel.

James Bergman aka Ahead of the Curve is a YouTuber who focuses on philosophy and psychology. He co-hosts The Bastard Sons of Oedipus podcast. Check out Ahead of the Curve on YouTube.Listen to The Bastard Sons of Oedipus podcast on Spotify.Follow Ahead of the Curve on Instagram – @aheadofthecurveThommy Waite is the host of the podcast Thommy Waite's Square Record and the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads.Thommy Waite links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

David R. Low is a California-based writer. Buy CoinciDATE on Amazon:USCanadaUKAustraliaFollow David on InstagramThommy Waite is the host of the podcast Thommy Waite's Square Record and the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads.Thommy Waite links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

G.C. McKay is a writer, YouTuber and hosts The Bastard Sons of Oedipus podcast. In addition to Heather, McKay is the author of Fubar, Sauced up, Scarred and at Sleaze, and Chameleon. This pod was a goodie! I was already a couple pops deep when it kicked off, and I proceeded to down the remainder of my six pack during our chat. So there's lots of laughs in this bad boy, big thanks to Gareth for entering the spicy realm of the Square Record!!!Buy Heather on Amazon.comBuy Heather on Amazon.co.ukBuy Heather on Amazon.caBuy Heather on Amazon.com.auCheck out G.C. McKay on YouTubeListen to The Bastard Sons of Oedipus podcastFollow G.C. McKay on InstagramFollow G.C. McKay on TwitterThommy Waite is the host of the podcast 'Thommy Waite's Square Record' and is the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review Goodreads.Thommy Waite links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

Unlike so many other political thinkers, Cody writes with precision and clarity, and respects his audience by refusing to straw man counterarguments.Buy American Bullshit on AmazonCheck out A Thin Slice Of AnxietyListen to The Bastard Sons of Oedipus podcastFollow Cody Sexton on Instagram @athinsliceofanxiety Thommy Waite is the host of the podcast 'Thommy Waite's Square Record' and is the author of Any Day You Can Die, a transgressive novel about digital nomad gringos going buck wild in Medellin, Colombia.Buy Any Day You Can Die on Amazon:USAustraliaCanadaUKGermanyFranceSpainItalyNetherlandsJapanBrazilMexicoIndiaAny Day You Can Die reviews:"A tell-all gringo adventure that makes you want to delete Facebook, drink mojitos, and hope your small crypto fortune someday turns to platinum gold." - FROTHTOWN"An explicit study of human behaviour disguised as an expatriate's unscrupulous capers in Medellín. Waite has created something unique and modern, carefully displaying the possibilities open to us in the world of technology and commodity, whilst exposing us for who we truly are when faced with immoral self-gratification." - BOOK ODYSSEY"Any Day You Can Die has the style and instant literary punch that reminds me of Chuck Palahniuk. Thommy Waite writes crisp clear cut storytelling that you find yourself getting addicted to." - TRAINWRECK TENDENCIES"It's been a while since I've read a transgressive novel as good as this, a proper good romp filled with sex, drugs, booze, a wee bit more sex and a pinch more drugs and a whole load of intrigue. Imagine the guys from Trainspotting with some crazy IT skills, picture the damage and chaos they could cause and that is the book you've got here." - GNOME APPRECIATION SOCIETY"This book is, in some ways, the reflection of humanity that you dare not see. It goes hand-in-hand (and dick-in-hand) with your dirty Jungian Shadow." - AHEAD OF THE CURVE"The story of an Australian gringo expat who's silly exploits splice out of the book like a broken condom full of bad ideas." - A THIN SLICE OF ANXIETYIf you enjoyed Any Day You Can Die please write a review on Amazon or Goodreads!Thommy Waite Links:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterInstaYouTubeMediumGoodreadsBuy my 'DANNY DID A FLUFFY' short story on AmazonApple Podcasts SpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcher CastboxThommy Waite contact:If you wanna get in touch, send me a DM on Insta or drop me a line here.

We've finally come to the end of our shadow archetype journey! This week we'll be discussing the last four Jungian archetypes before we get ready to learn how to actually work with our shadows. We'll meet the Magician, the Lover, the Trickster, and the Sage. I talk about how each archetype manifests when it's at its best and how they manifest in shadow form.Support the show (https://paypal.me/Lanah42?locale.x=en_US)

It's time for a coming of age story! The Jungian archetypes we're meeting this week are heavily entwined with themes of becoming an adult and finding your own sense of self. We'll meet the Innocent, the Explorer, the Warrior, and the Rebel. I talk about how each archetype manifests when it's at its best and how they manifest in shadow form.Support the show (https://paypal.me/Lanah42?locale.x=en_US)

This episode marks our official descent into the Jungian Shadow archetypes! We'll meet the King, the Caregiver, the Artist and the Everyman. I talk about how each archetype manifests when it's at its best and how they manifest in shadow form.Support the show (https://paypal.me/Lanah42?locale.x=en_US)

In the first episode of the Universal Man Interview Series I speak with James Dowling, our local Jungian enthusiaist about the crossovers between the Universal Man concepts and those of Psychoanalyst Carl Jung. We cover topics ranging from porn addiction, masculine/feminine psychology, and spiritual advancement. All in all I massively enjoyed this talk and I hope you will too! Download the Reboot Regimen http://www.universalman.com/the-reboo... Join the Universal Man Vanguard community through Patreon http://www.patreon.com/universalman Follow Universal Man on social media Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/aUniversalMan Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/aUniversalMan Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aUniversalMan

James P. Driscoll, PhD, is one of the foremost critics of Renaissance literature from a Jungian perspective. He is author of Identity in Shakespearean Drama, The Unfolding God of Jung and Milton, and Shakespeare and Jung: The God in Time. Here he describes Satan, Lucifer, and Prometheus as different versions of C. G. Jung’s “shadow” … Continue reading "Satan, Lucifer, and the Jungian Shadow with James P. Driscoll"

Corinne Labita knows that the term “new age” may cause eye rolls, but her spirituality of relationships includes tarot reading and Jungian Shadow work, so there’s no other shorthand description. We talk about remembering and forgetting and growing from each as we discuss Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Check out her website at https://www.livinlabitaloca.com/

Car, Gwyn, and Ode discuss the psychological concept of the Shadow, how it is born and manifests, what Shadow Work is, why you might want to do it, and how to go about the process.

Night School #36: "Not Drinking, the Jungian Shadow, & Making Decisions" by Every Night's A School Night

In this second episode with Walter Kiechel, we continue where we left off last time in our discussion about Strategy, and Walter’s popular book “The Lords of Strategy”. In case you didn’t listen to the last episode, Walter has over 30 years of experience in the media industry and among other things --- he's been the Managing Editor of Fortune Magazine and the Editorial Director of Harvard Business Publishing (which includes the famous Harvard Business Review). You can get in touch with Walter through the Lords of Strategy website. In this episode we go in-depth about the Strategy consulting industry: Why does strategy consulting work? Why do companies hire these consultants? What is the “Jungian Shadow” of Strategy? And what did business thinkers Tom Peters and Peter Collin, tell Walter about the pitfalls of Strategy consulting. We also learn why Walter thinks clients of Strategy Firms are becoming more demanding than before, and what this means to the industry future. Then Walter tells us about the difficulty of behavioural change in business -- and why companies that become the leader in one industry rarely make the transition into the next big thing. If you learned something new about business thinking and the strategy consulting industry, please head over to iTunes and give us a review, that would help more people find the show. Also -- Be sure to subscribe to Future Skills on your favorite podcast platform: iTunes | Android | Stitcher | Spotify

BT recites Chapter 3 Verses 4 through 7 for the segment TRANSFORMATIONS and Footnotes, then he and Lindsey Kimura interview Ian Baker regarding The Heart of the World and other Beyul, working with the Dalai Lama, the Jungian Shadow, The Art of Tibetan Healing, and present day devotees of Yeshe Tsogyal, the Mother of Tibetan Buddhism.