Speaking of Jung ... and Laura?

I just listened to -
Speaking of Jung Episode 52: Listener Roundtable

I thought it was ironic that television director Norman Buckley who was the first guest to speak on Laura's #52 podcast directed a few episodes of a TV show titled 'The Mysteries of Laura', with one episode titled 'The Mystery of the Unknown Caller' and the blurb at the IMDB site for that episode reads -

"People from Laura's past turn up and complicate her current life.

Laura makes a rare error, leading to an unexpected and powerful unfolding of events."

The second guest was Timothy Hull who confessed to listening to Laura's podcasts in his studio, often while working on his art, which is all Greek to me;-)
But I did think that it was rather synchromystic that Laura said the podcast was recorded on the evening of December 13th and that I had written a post on December 13th, 2015, about a painting by Anthony Quinn that was stolen from the Hawthorn Cinema complex and later returned - 
Triumph as the Painting by Anthony Quinn Returns

Triumph, the painting by Anthony Quinn
 at the Hawthorne cinemas

Then Laura was joined by some fellow Twitter followers, including author Michael Walters' who has an interesting looking book out titled 'The Complex' (no, not a cinema complex:-) where the question asked at the book's Amazon page is, "What is Art’s real motive [ ... ] for inviting them?"

I guess that's a rather complex question to answer when you think about it;-)

Think of Laura?