Tune in for a deep conversation about creativity, psychology, and artistic growth!

What does it mean to truly be vulnerable in creativity? In this episode of Jung at Harp, Deborah Henson-Conant and Kathleen Wiley explore the intersection of art and vulnerability—why it matters, how we avoid it, and what happens when we embrace it.

They discuss how vulnerability is not weakness, but rather the key to deeper self-expression, connection, and healing. Drawing on personal stories, music, and Jungian analysis, they reveal how staying open—especially in the face of fear—can unlock artistic authenticity and emotional strength.

Whether you’re a performer, creator, or someone longing to express more of your true self, this episode invites you to shift your perspective and discover the power of being seen.

Each episode in this series reflects one of the seven principles in Deborah’s Strings of Passion framework: Impulse, Structure, Character, Roles, Practice(s), Deconstruction, and Lift-Off.

Disclaimer: There may be minor audio dropouts in this episode, but the conversation is clear, honest, and deeply moving.