Living Untitled

Depth Psychologist Sandra del Castillo speaks with Justin Boone about how the language of the soul can be heard in the symbols and mythology of our dreams…

In this episode of Living Untitled, Sandra del Castillo, Ph. D explains how a ‘world that has reached its limit’ requires us to learn how to hear our own souls, and see everything in our lives as ensouled, part of the collective. How else can we make sense of who we are and why we’re here, until we learn what our souls are trying to communicate to us?

Additional resources / show notes:

The Power of Myth - by Joseph Campbell, Bill Moyers

https://bookshop.org/p/books/the-power-of-myth-joseph-campbell/8301607?ean=9780385418867

Adam Guettel: https://www.adamguettel.com/myths-hymmns

Playwright Diana Burbano speaks with Justin Boone about ditching the tragedy porn of Latino representation…

In this episode of Living Untitled, guest Diana Burbano shares her experience as an artist, teacher and leader in theater about how to advocate for artists and actors, helping them find and maintain their voice in the process of developing theater. What happens when we welcome in our discomfort, rather than pushing it away? What can change?

Show Notes / Additional resources:

“Covering: The Hidden Assault On Our Civil Rights” http://kenjiyoshino.com/KY/covering/

Anthony Allen Ramos of GLAAD speaks with Justin Boone about media narratives, representation and media accountability to marginalized communities. 

In this episode of Living Untitled, Anthony Allen Ramos of GLAAD unpacks the role of media in creating spaces of belonging and community for the LGBTQ community. Media isn’t just entertainment, it’s a mirror through which we see ourselves and understand our world, and Anthony works to ensure every voice, perspective and experience is represented respectfully and authentically. What happens when the media is held accountable for inclusive representation that actually changes what we see and hear?

Show notes:

GLAAD website: https://glaad.org/

Architect Ingalill Wahlroos-Ritter speaks with Justin Boone about how architecture has the power to create a greater sense of community and belonging.

In this episode of Living Untitled, architect Ingalill Walhroos-Ritter talks about the responsibility of architects to address the wicked problems facing our communities: inequality, homelessness, climate change and housing insecurity, and about knowing what ‘having enough’ means. What happens when architects approach each project from the perspective of what a community needs, what will foster belonging and bring people closer together, rather than what creates more division?

Show notes: 

• "Remaking the River that Remade LA" New York Times Magazine
• "Monuments to the Unthinkable" The Atlantic

Designer Naomi Clare Crellin speaks with Justin Boone about how design fosters a sense of belonging by examining what ‘home’  means.

In this episode of Living Untitled, Naomi Clare Crellin talks about how fostering engagement comes through connecting human experience with the information and experiences businesses are working to share. What happens when businesses focus on community and belonging first, seeding the ground with empathy and compassion, from which community voices can be amplified?