Living Untitled
Living Untitled explores our untitled world through conversations with visionary problem-solvers. Beyond a podcast, it's an invitation to contemplate living an untitled life, reimagining the inevitable. This invitation encourages us to recognize that questions lead to more questions and that the seemingly inevitable can still be open to reimagining. Join us and our community on a journey into the heart of problem-solving, exploring the untitled life, one question at a time.
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 41 minutes
- Episodes
- 25
- Years Active
- 2023 - 2024
Why does representation matter? (Nic Comparato)
Representation is a topic that gets talked about a lot these days. We all crave being visible, being heard, being recognized for who we truly are–our unique selves in the world. Which made us wonder–…
How do we keep a movement alive? (Eva Hernandez)
Movements can be incredibly powerful examples of the human capacity to create change. But this work is never done. Host Justin Boone sat down with Eva Hernandez, an organizer, campaigner, strategist …
How do we define our sense of self? (Amanda Dennis)
Narratives are extremely powerful. But except for the rare moments that we sit down to reflect on these narratives–our own personal ones and others–we kind of take them for granted, getting lost in t…
How can art influence our understanding of history? (Tatiana Grigorenko)
Our narratives, our own unique cultures as communities, bound by borders–political, social, figurative and natural–are constantly being rewritten with a multitude of purposes in mind. But what happen…
How can the humanities support democracy? (Aurélien Bellucci)
Theatre, like other disciplines of the humanities, is a powerful tool that can inspire, educate and motivate audiences in many meaningful ways. For this episode, host Justin Boone sat down with Aurél…
How can we embrace the power of generosity? (Monte Wood)
Monte Wood, author of the upcoming book "Generosity Wins," speaks with Justin Boone about the profound concept of generosity, exploring its depths beyond surface-level definitions, challenging common…
How does language shape our individual and collective identity? (Christina Pikhmanets)
Ukrainian linguist and educational advisor at Sesame Workshop, Christina Pikhmanets, speaks with Justin Boone about the significance of language in shaping cultural identity, decision-making, and soc…
How is belonging intertwined with urban design? (Liselott Stenfeldt)
Head of R&D at Gehl, Liselott Stenfeldt, speaks with Justin Boone about urban design and how she works with communities to shape an inclusive and sustainable environment for everyone.
In this episode …
How can play unlock our full selves? (Konstantin Mitgutsch)
Founder of Playful Solutions, Konstantin Mitgutsch, speaks with Justin Boone about the role of "play" in our lives and how it can create opportunities to build community.
In this episode of Living Un…
Can technology remind us of what it means to be human? (Caitlin Krause)
Wellness & technology educator, Caitlin Krause, speaks with Justin Boone about her role guiding people who seek community and human connection in technological landscapes.
In this episode of Living Un…
How do we create art for the next generation? (Beth Morrison)
President and creative producer of the opera company, Beth Morrison Projects, Beth Morrison speaks with Justin Boone about her journey as an industry disruptor and now leader in the world of opera.
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How do we preserve history while moving forward? (Daniel D. Paul)
Architectural historian, Daniel D. Paul, speaks with Justin Boone about how his conservation work is a practice in advocating for the future, as much as it is for the past.
In this episode of Living U…
Is language necessary for thinking? (Idan Blank)
Psycholinguist and UCLA professor, Idan Blank speaks with Justin Boone about language and how it is the best tool for 'transplanting' thought.
In this episode of Living Untitled, Idan Blank untangles…
What is our role in cultivating belonging? (Thomas Lee)
Educator and CEO of First Place for Youth, Thomas Lee speaks with Justin Boone about our critical role in cultivating belonging.
In this episode of Living Untitled, Thomas Lee shares the transformativ…
How can we access the power of peace? (Mandy Kahn)
Poet and Peace Activist Mandy Kahn speaks with Justin Boone about how to teach and experience real, lasting peace.
In this episode of Living Untitled, guest Mandy Kahn shares how she became an advoca…
How do we build spaces that bring community together? (Leslie Sydnor)
Architect Leslie Sydnor speaks with Justin Boone about trust in communities.
In this episode of living untitled, Architect Leslie Sydnor shares what it means to build trust in a community, in times o…
How do we ensure the classics belong to everyone? (Elisa Bocanegra)
Director Elisa Bocanegra speaks with Justin Boone about being a hero: the founder of Hero Theater, a social and environmental justice theater company in Los Angeles.
In this episode of Living Untitle…
Can we teach an AI system to understand humanity? (Romie Kind)
Artist, scientist and all around connector Romie Kind speaks with Justin Boone about our increasingly machine-powered world, and what goes into designing the systems that shape our relationships with…
How can we be better curators of our communities? (Essence Harden)
Writer and Curator Essence Harden speaks with Justin Boone about art as a form of conversation.
In this episode of Living Untitled, teacher, writer and curator Essence Harden shares their thoughts on …
What does home really mean to us? (Sara Malek Barney)
Designer Sara Malek Barney speaks with Justin Boone about how creating a home in a community works towards the greater good.
In this episode of Living Untitled, guest Sara Malek Barney speaks with us …