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044 The personality archetypes of Santa Claus

David Johnson

Dec 22, 2023 — 1 min read

In this episode, we’re getting into the Christmas spirit and exploring the different personality archetypes of Santa Claus. What do the archetypes tell us about ourselves, what are their potential downfalls, and how do they impact the wider cultural unconscious?

I want to wish you all a fabulous holiday, and to thank you for all of your support. It’s now been one year of running this podcast and both the experience and the feedback have been amazing. There’s much more to come next year, with new things on the horizon and something very special in the works (which I am hugely excited about, so watch this space).

Much love,
David

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098 The Truth is a Mosaic, and We're All Bleeding from the Edges

097 The Exegesis of Philip K. Dick

096 Immanuel Kant, the OG over thinker

095 Living Courageously in the Face of Mortality: A Tribute to Ernest Becker