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The Hidden World The Hidden World
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5.0 • 33 Ratings
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In The Hidden World, Whitney Logan co-creates a conversation with ordinary experts about the hidden experiences that inform and enliven our humanity.
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The Hidden World of Modern Faith Communities w/ Natalia Terfa
Whitney talks to Natalia Terfa about what it means to build a loving community across space and time and cultural differences.
References: Cafeteria Christian website: https://www.cafeteriachristian.club
"Hallelujah Anyway" by Anne Lamott, "It's Okay to Laugh (Crying is Cool Too)" by Nora McInerny -
The Hidden World of Jungian Analysis w/ Judith Cooper
Whitney speaks with Judith Cooper, clinical psychologist and Jungian Analyst, about the differences between other psycho-analytic psychotherapies and Jungian Psychoanalysis.
Show notes: The C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago:
https://jungchicago.org/blog/JudithCooper
https://jungchicago.org/blog/speaker/cooper-judith/
References: "Descent to the Goddess" by Sylvia Perrera, "The Old Woman's Daughter" by Claire Douglas, Erich Neumann, Edward Edinger, Carl Jung -
The Hidden World of Mythology w/ Alyssa Polizzi
Whitney speaks with Alyssa Polizzi about the psychological implications of myth and story. Show notes: Alyssa's website: https://www.alyssapolizzi.com References: Edward Edinger, James Hollis, Carl Jung
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The Hidden World of a Long Life w/ Carole Free
Whitney talks to Carole Free, an octogenarian, about her life and all of wisdom she has gained from nearly nine decades of courageous living.
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The Hidden World of the Unbound Body w/ Judith Blackstone
Whitney speaks with Dr. Judith Blackstone, psychologist and embodiment teacher, about The Realization Process.
Judith's website: https://realizationprocess.org
References: "Trauma & The Unbound Body" by Judith Blackstone
Other books by Judith Blackstone: "Belonging Here", "The Empathic Ground", "The Intimate Life", "The Enlightenment Process", and "The Subtle Self".
Amazon bookstore: https://www.amazon.com/Judith-Blackstone/e/B000APFK9Q/ref=dp_byline_cont_pop_book_1 -
The Hidden World of Purity Culture and The Holy Body w/ Faith Dwight
Whitney speaks with Faith Dwight about certain conservative religious ideas regarding the body and sexuality, and the necessary deconstruction of those ideas.
References: "The Wisdom Jesus" and "The Meaning of Mary Magdalene" by Cynthia Bourgeault
Customer Reviews
Relaxing, thought provoking, down to Earth
The episode with Miriam Greenspan, discussing life after loss and how much healing is available to us when we learn to feel our own pain was incredibly inspiring. A great podcast for anyone who is interested in turning inward and understanding themselves more deeply
Great Podcast
I really love this podcast, as an enthusiastic beginner learning about Jung it’s fun to hear these concepts discussed in such a heart felt and accessible way.
Stopped in my tracks - literally
I am not a podcast or audiobook person at all - I just can’t filter and focus aurally without my mind wandering. Last night I decided to listen to the episode on the “objective personality” (or True Self) while taking my dog for a walk in 90-degree heat at 8:30. I mention the heat because even though it was totally gross out, I was so drawn into Whitney’s conversation with her colleague Adam Magers on finding the True Self - so much so, that I was stopping every few feet to open the Notes app on my phone to actually take notes on the conversation. And I’d continually rewind the conversation 15-30 seconds so that I could accurately write down exactly what they said or how they said it. I made it through the first 30 minutes of the episode on an hour-long walk. 🥵😅
Full Disclosure - Whitney is my therapist and she’s awesome; and this podcast is incredible. Just because you’re a great therapist doesn’t mean you’re going to be a great host/podcaster. I so needed that episode last night and I've written down my list of questions to ask when next I see her!