The companion app · iPhone
A new way through a podcast.
The C.G. Jung Helpdesk is a podcast about Jung's ideas: more than sixty conversations, nearly fifty hours. This app turns them into journeys, a star map, and a guide who walks with you.
Free. No account, no ads, no tracking.


The map
Every episode is a star. The lines are doors.
Six territories, from the shadow to the numinous, each in its own colour. Tap a star and its neighbours light up: related episodes, each with a spoken reason why they belong together.
- The Psyche
- Shadow & Self
- Dreams & the Numinous
- At the Movies
- Everyday
- Jung Himself

Journeys
Follow a path, one stop at a time.
Five curated journeys put the episodes in an order that builds. When one ends, the next stop plays. Put a journey down and pick it up weeks later; your place is kept.
- The Map of the Psyche 15 stops
- Shadow, Self & Individuation 11 stops
- Dreams, Symbols & the Numinous 13 stops
- Jung at the Movies 8 stops
- Jung in Everyday Life 14 stops

Search
Search the words actually spoken.
Every episode has a transcript, and the app searches all of them. Type nightmares and you get the sentence, the episode, and the moment. One tap and you are listening from there.
Made for listening
Starts where the talk does
Intros and outros are trimmed, with undo one tap away.
Offline, transcripts included
Save an episode and its words come along for the flight.
It learns your taste
Heart what lands. Suggestions always say why they are there.
No streaks, no guilt
Progress and badges, never deadlines or nagging.
Your data stays yours
Everything lives on your phone. Export it as a file any time.
New episodes, if you ask
A quiet notification when a conversation is released. Nothing else.
Your guide
Hi, I'm Marcus.
A few years ago I fell into Jung's Collected Works and never quite climbed back out. So I started a Meetup group, and then this podcast, to think through his ideas out loud with other people. Every episode grew out of a live event: real questions, honest discussion, and Jung's own words at the center.