I just recently came across this show (August 2023) after delving into everything I can about Carl Jung since this past July. (About 15 or more years ago my Freudian-influenced psychotherapist recommended Carl Jung’s memoir but I never read it as I have difficulty reading.). Fast forward to July and synchronicity led me to the documentary, “Hermetic Jung”. Thinking it was about being a hermit, which I was for five years back in the 1990s, I decided to continue watching it even after realizing it was not. My life (which had been very much lost at that point), was about to change. Now I’m here. I wouldn’t have been ready for Jung 15 years ago. Now I am and I’m so thrilled to find Laura London especially because she is SO very protective of Jung and those who love him. I can’t tell you how refreshing that is because over the years I was presented with a Jung in bumper sticker terms featuring quotes I just found out he never said or which were twisted to the maker’s personal interpretation of Jung to their own leaning. I want Jung directly. I’m looking forward to hearing more from Laura and this show. Thank you so much, Laura London.

The interviewer listed the title of all 20 of Hollis’ books in the intro? She literally read them all. Bizarre behavior from a seasoned podcaster. Why not just say his works are linked in the show notes? Just an automatic turn off.

After 10 minutes of an overly lengthy resume of vague skills and offerings and more info on remote applications that services are provided there wasn’t anything memorable that I would want to tell anyone.

I could have a more informed, dynamic conversation about Jung and analysis with a sock puppet operated by a possum. I do not understand why this exists.