About this episode

Thomm Jutz discusses how creativity can help transform the darkness of one's past, sharing personal stories and songs.

Can creativity transform the darkness of your past? Lee sits down with Grammy-nominated songwriter Thomm Jutz to discuss his grandfather's suicide, apparently after he was unable to come to terms with the fact that he'd been a Nazi, a friend lost to alcoholism, and Carl Jung's aid in his life, all while sharing songs he's written that helped heal his own inherited darkness. This episode is a preview of a longer conversation. The full discussion is available in the NSE+ community. 👉 ⁠Join NSE+ HERE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

People in this episode

Host: Lee C. Camp

Guest: Thomm Jutz

Topics covered

• creativity
• inheritance
• mental health
• music
• personal history
• healing

Keywords

• creativity
• dark inheritance
• Thomm Jutz
• Carl Jung
• healing
• music
• grandfather's suicide

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