Psyche

We discuss Paul's wonderful book, The Art of Creating a Magical Session: Key Elements for Transformative Psychotherapy.

I speak to Paul about his book Transforming Themes: Creative Perspectives on Therapeutic Interaction.

In this episode, I speak with Patrick McGrath-Muñiz. This is the ninth installment of my series with Patrick exploring the first twenty-two cards of the Major Arcana of the Tarot. Patrick is a professional artist from Puerto Rico. His work has been featured in art galleries and museums across the country.

In this episode, we explore the symbolism and significance of the Justice card.

Be sure to buy his Tarot Neocolonial de las Américas deck!

I speak to Paul about his book Perceptions and Possibilities: Strategic and Solution-Oriented Approaches to Working with Depression.

Steve and I discuss his recent article on the contemplative philosophy/spirituality of Byung-Chul Han as well as exploring Han's book Non-Things.

A reading of my latest blog analyzing The Circle (2017) through the lens of Byung-Chul Han's philosophy. Spoiler alert!

Allen and I explore our society's communication and connection break down by looking at nonviolent communication, Brenè Brown's research on blaming, and John Gottman's Four Horseman.

I speak with Kent about the sacred masculine and different aspects of Robert Bly's book Iron John.

How do we differentiate healthy reflection from unhealthy rumination?

A short episode where I read my blog on Metacognitive therapy and the burnout society.

I speak to Courtney Perry about Yenneagram, an innovative approach to self-exploration and growth.

We discuss Sam Esmail's Leave The World Behind. SPOILER ALERT.

Check out Phuc's in-depth analysis.

Phuc's substack: https://phucluuphd.substack.com/p/why-we-cant-leave-the-world-behind?r=4uepn&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post

My Blog: https://www.quiqueautrey.com/post/being-at-home-in-the-world

I speak to Dale (graduate school professor) about the history, theory and clinical practice of Alfred Adler.

Matt is the host of one of my favorite podcasts, the War Machine. He is also a professional graphic, sound, and instructional designer currently working as Change Management Consultant for Veolia North America. Matt also cohosts Interrupted, the official podcast of the Westar Institute.

In this episode we discuss his Christian roots, becoming a Marine, his time being homeless and living with prostitutes, his experience with psychedelics, our shared love of Meshuggah and a lot of other nerdy shit. Enjoy!

Patrick and I explore the philosophy of beloved painter Bob Ross and how it can inspire us to be more positive and hopeful in these dark times.

Donovan and I discuss the fundamental differences between Freud and Nietzsche. Our conversation includes an extended discussion of the death drive, their competing interpretations of justice, their different views of the unconscious, and much more!

Patrick and I discuss our Puerto Rican roots, our hybrid identities and how the syncretistic history of the island has shaped our approach to life and ideas. Enjoy!

Dissertation: The Self That Therefore I Am Not: Jacques Lacan, Zen Buddhism, and the Practice of Subjectivity

Elisabeth and I discuss Byung-Chul Han's recent interview and his book The Philosophy of Zen Buddhism.

Phuc and I speak about his upcoming book. We talk about the creative process, early Christianity, White Christian Nationalism, an ethics of peaceable kinship and much more!

Rick Boothby and I discuss his piece exploring the differences between Freud and Lacan on the subject of love. We bring in Mari Ruti and Alain Badiou as well.

Dr. Neil McLaughlin is Full Professor in the Department of Sociology at McMaster University. His research focuses on the sociology of public intellectuals, the sociology of reputations, the international spreading of conspiracy theories and the sociological dynamics of disciplines, universities and ideas. He is currently working on the political correctness debates and the Jordan Peterson controversy. He has studied the rise and goal of the reputation of critical theorist Erich Fromm, the radical writings of Noam Chomsky, the philanthropy of George Soros, the public intellectual debate in Canada the missing women Canadian public intellectuals, the crisis and renewal of Canadian sociology, the writings of Edward Said, David Riesman and George Orwell.

In this episode, we explore the similarities and differences between Erich Fromm and Jordan Peterson.

Peter and I discuss his new article, "Church of the Contradiction."

Jonathan and I discuss his new book Indigo: The Color of Grief. We get into theopoetics, our relationship to emptiness, the nature of power, solidarity over solutions and so much more!

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Chuck LeBlanc is a psychotherapist and podcaster. In this episode, we discuss Carl Rogers, narrative therapy, Deleuze, Nietzsche, the multiplicity of the psyche, and much more!

Dr. Timothy Owen Desmond is the author of Psyche and Singularity: Jungian Psychology and Holographic String Theory.

In this episode we explore Jungian psychology, string theory, synchronicities, projection and political polarization, and much more!

Dr. Cadell Last is a philosopher interested in the greatest intellectual works with the aim of bringing the mysteries of these works into a personal engagement for the life of the mind.

In this conversation, we explore his article on Peter Rollins and pyrotheology. We also discuss the connections between psychoanalysis and Nietzsche.

Donovan Miyasaki is Professor of Philosophy at Wright State University. He is the author of two books: Nietzsche's Immoralism: Politics as First Philosophy and Politics After Morality: Toward a Nietzschean Left.

In this episode, we discuss his understanding of Nietzsche's concept of will to power.