EPISODE · Aug 28, 2016 · 26 MIN
America On the Couch: Psychoanalyzing the Election
from Radio Active Magazine · host KKFI Community Podcasts
Ken Buch, President of the KC Friends of Carl Jung, and Radio Active Magazine host David Mitchell continue the discussion of this crazy election year, using the book America On The Couch to provide psychoanalytic insights. Topics of discussion include the phenomena of climate denial and as well as insights about the presidential election.
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