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We are thrilled to feature an interactive listening experience of lectures from the archive collections for visitors to our website.Using SoundCloud® technologies we are able to let the listener comment on the content they are currently listening to. To start the lecture, click on the play button on the left hand side of the player and at any point within the lecture you find yourself wanting to make a comment, simply click on the grey bar below the audio waveform.

Lou Ann Wallner, Jane Hollister Wheelwright Lecture Series

Opus at Pacifica Graduate Institute, September 2011

Lou Ann shares her experiences, memories and some tales of Jane and Joe Hollister Wheelwright when they were all living up on Hollister Ranch.

This recording starts mid-sentence, Lou Ann was reading from one of the notes that Jane would leave for her on Hollister Ranch.

Marion Woodman, "The Battered Grail"

Journey into Wholeness Conference, St. Simon's Island 1987

In this lecture Marion talks about spirit and matter - the infiltration of light into darkness. She discusses the woundedness she encountered in contemporary women and men and looks into the wounded masculine principle and the wounded body.

We are aware that the audio gets warbly between 118 and 134 - which is an effect of an old audio tape...This highlights how important it is to digitzie these tapes as soon as possible! If you have a copy of this lecture and would like to donate it to the archives please contact us at 805-969-5750.