In this episode, Joseph Campbell speaks on archetypes and the depth psychological views of Jung and Freud. Host, Bradley Olson, offers and introduction and commentary after the lecture.

In this bonus episode, Joseph Campbell answers questions on what Jung means by "introvert", the significance of suicide in Buddhist Asia, and the release of Ego. This is part of a question and answer session after a lecture that was recorded at the Wainwright House in 1967. The lecture given beforehand is Lecture I.2.I in the Joseph Campbell Audio Collection.

Joseph Campbell speaks on the traditional use of mythology and why we can't have a new mythology for a very long time. He explains the need for people in the contemporary moment to embrace their own psychological depths.

In this bonus episode, Campbell unpacks Parzival and the Grail Maidens.

Joseph Campbell speaks on creativity and myth in the late 1970s.

In this bonus episode, Campbell unpacks the ritual and crisis.

Joseph Campbell speaks at Sarah Lawrence College in 1966 about Sir James George Frazer's The Golden Bough.

In this bonus episode, Campbell unpacks the symbolic language of mythology.

Joseph Campbell speaks at the University of Hawaii about the enduring power of myth and the concept of the Universal Citizen in May of 1987, five months before Campbell's death.

In this bonus episode, Campbell unpacks the Fortunate Fall motif in myth.

Joseph Campbell speaks at Sarah Lawrence College in the fall of 1968, discussing Ovid's Metamorphosis. Host, Brad Olson, offers an introduction and commentary after the talk in this episode of the Pathways podcast.

In this bonus episode, Campbell further unpacks the work of Thomas Mann and the art and mythology found in Mann's fiction.

Joseph Campbell speaks at the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco on December 11, 1982, discussing and reflecting on the work of Thomas Mann and the art and mythology found in Mann's fiction. Host, Brad Olson, offers an introduction and commentary after the talk in this episode of the Pathways podcast.

In this bonus episode, Campbell further unpacks ideas about mythology and art today.

Joseph Campbell speaks at Cooper Union in New York City on February 25, 1970, discussing and reflecting on the mythic implications of the recent moon landing, three months after the event. Host, Brad Olson, offers an introduction and commentary after the talk in this episode of the Pathways podcast.

In this bonus episode, Campbell further unpacks ideas about mythology and art today.

Joseph Campbell speaks at the Asia Society in New York City on November 30, 1967, discussing the kundalini and the relationship between yoga and depth psychology. Host, Brad Olson, offers an introduction and commentary after the talk in this episode of the Pathways podcast.

In this bonus episode, Campbell further unpacks ideas about the impact of science on myth.

Joseph Campbell speaks at Cooper Union in New York City, on November 7, 1965, discussing belief, the conditions of life, and the role of science in mythology. " Host, Brad Olson, offers an introduction and commentary after the talk in this episode of the Pathways podcast.

In this bonus episode, Campbell further unpacks ideas about myth in an interview he gave titled Eastern and Western Religion.

Joseph Campbell speaks at Cooper Union in New York City, on October 31, 1963, discussing the release from desire in the physical realm, comparing the "I Want" with the "Thou Shalt." Host, Brad Olson, offers an introduction and commentary after the talk in this episode of the Pathways podcast.

In this Bonus Episode, Joseph Campbell speaks at the Wainwright House in Rye, New York, in 1966, discussing mystical experiences. Host, Brad Olson, offers an introduction and commentary after the talk in this episode of the Pathways podcast.

Joseph Campbell speaks at the Wainwright House in Rye, New York, in 1966, discussing mystical experiences. Host, Brad Olson, offers an introduction and commentary after the talk in this episode of the Pathways podcast.

In this bonus episode, Campbell further unpacks themes in the works of Thomas Mann and James Joyce.

Joseph Campbell speaks at the University of Arkansas, in 1972, discussing themes in the works of Thomas Mann and James Joyce. Host, Brad Olson, offers an introduction and commentary after the talk in this episode of the Pathways podcast.