MT (Multiple Theory) Podcast
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Podcast Overview
<p>The MT—or Multiple Theory—podcast is a project by the University of Toronto Jungian Association (formerly the Jungian Society). Here, we hold conversations with artists, philosophers, scientists, and practitioners from a variety of backgrounds. Our aim is to create a dialogue between spaces that don’t often get to converse, drawing connections between the passions of our guests and some of the concerns of Jungian or Post-Jungian theory. We want to know what we share and what sets us apart, what our goals are and how we can begin to talk and work together. We hope you’ll join us on this adventure.</p>
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4/27/2021
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Recent Episodes
June 9, 2022
Damien Walker on Media & Revelation (Part 2)
<p>Damien Walker and U of T Jungian Association President Naseem Reesha discuss the connection between media and revelation, examining topics in cognitive science and psychedelics reasearch as they explore how literature and art can expand our consciousness.</p><p>(This is the second half of a longer conversation. See "Daniel Greig on Media & Revelation (Part 1)" for the first half.)</p>
May 20, 2022
Elijah Reginald Wooten
<p>Reginald Wooten and Sanaminder Bouns discuss the intersection between the philosophy of music and religion.</p>
February 15, 2022
Daniel Greig on Media & Revelation (Part 1)
<p>Daniel Greig and U of T Jungian Association President Naseem Reesha discuss the connection between media and revelation, examining topics in cognitive science and psychedelics reasearch as they explore how literature and art can expand our consciousness.</p><p>(This is the first half of a longer conversation. Keep an eye out for the forthcoming book Illumination Games: A Guide to Psychedelics and Mystical Experiences, which will be published under the name Damian Walker. The intro to this episode was written for the musical project Delirium.)</p>
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- What is MT (Multiple Theory) Podcast?
<p>The MT—or Multiple Theory—podcast is a project by the University of Toronto Jungian Association (formerly the Jungian Society). Here, we hold conversations with artists, philosophers, scientists, and practitioners from a variety of backgrounds. Our aim is to create a dialogue between spaces that don’t often get to converse, drawing connections between the passions of our guests and some of the concerns of Jungian or Post-Jungian theory. We want to know what we share and what sets us apart, what our goals are and how we can begin to talk and work together. We hope you’ll join us on this adventure.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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