Jung At Harp
Jung At Harp
Podcast Description
Jung at Harp – Where Music and Psyche Meet
Join us most Fridays at 9:15 AM ET for Jung at Harp—a weekly conversation between composer Deborah Henson-Conant and Jungian analyst Kathleen Wiley exploring the deep connection between music, psychology, and self-expression.
This series isn’t about teaching, selling, or proving anything. It’s about curiosity, exploration, and the art of conversation. What happens when a psychoanalyst and a musician discuss creativity, freedom, and the human experience? New ideas unfold, perspectives shift, and deeper understanding emerges.
Jung at Harp began as a simple car ride conversation—one that neither wanted to end. Now, it’s an ongoing dialogue, shared with the world, about how music and the mind shape each other and transform our lives.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers themes centered around creativity, psychology, and personal growth, with episodes focusing on topics such as the undiscovered self, the relationship between freedom and creativity, and the impact of trauma on artistic expression. For example, episodes delve into the creative process through principles like Impulse and Structure, while also examining concepts like shame, identity transformation, and emotional healing.
Jung at Harp – Where Music and Psyche Meet
Join us most Fridays at 9:15 AM ET for Jung at Harp—a weekly conversation between composer Deborah Henson-Conant and Jungian analyst Kathleen Wiley exploring the deep connection between music, psychology, and self-expression.
This series isn’t about teaching, selling, or proving anything. It’s about curiosity, exploration, and the art of conversation. What happens when a psychoanalyst and a musician discuss creativity, freedom, and the human experience? New ideas unfold, perspectives shift, and deeper understanding emerges.
Jung at Harp began as a simple car ride conversation—one that neither wanted to end. Now, it’s an ongoing dialogue, shared with the world, about how music and the mind shape each other and transform our lives.
Jung at Harp – Connection or Control?
Connection or control? Which one do you cultivate in your art, your work, and your relationships—and why does it matter?
In this episode of Jung at Harp, Jungian psychoanalyst Kathleen Wiley and composer/performer Deborah Henson-Conant explore the difference between connection and control, and how these two ways of relating can shape the way we create, work, and connect with others.
Through an open conversation about music, psychology, creativity, and life, Kathleen and Deborah invite us to look at where we may be trying to control an experience—and what might happen if we instead focused on connection.
In this episode:
- Connection versus control in creativity and relationships
- How our need for control can affect artistic expression
- What it means to cultivate genuine connection
- Exploring the relationship between music, psychology, and life
- How awareness can change the way we create and relate to others
💬 Question for you: Where do you notice yourself choosing control over connection—and what might change if you chose connection instead?
🎵 Jung at Harp
Join Kathleen Wiley, Jungian Psychoanalyst, and Deborah Henson-Conant, composer and performer, for a weekly-ish conversation exploring music, psychology, creativity, and life.
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