Using Art to Inspire Healthy Conversations, feat. Craig Lamar Brown and Andrea Summer (Type 4) [S06-050]

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Ian Morgan Cron

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🗓️ 15 June 2023

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

When human language can no longer carry the freight of an idea or a spiritual truth, you have to default to metaphor or to another language that can do that job. That language might be sculpture, film, music, or art…whatever medium can express things that discursive analytical language cannot.

No other Enneagram type can match the Enneagram Four’s creative gift for giving language to ideas others of us can’t find words for. Today’s guests, Craig Lamar Brown and Andrea Summer share how they used their strengths to inspire others to find common ground and have healthy conversations about race, gentrification, and interracial dating in the church through their new movie, Between Mercy and Me.

Tune in as we unpack the challenges they faced while working together, how and why Fours can self-destruct, and using art as an outlet for processing emotions.

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0:00.0	Hey folks and welcome to typology the show on which we explore the story of you through
0:08.5	the lens of the Enneagram my name is Anthony Skinner your co-host so happy to have you
0:13.0	here.
0:14.0	Today we have the creators of the movie between Mercy and Me and I'm talking about the
0:19.4	writers, the director, the actor and the creator of the soundtrack for this film between
0:25.9	Mercy and Me which has already garnered some awards before its major release, best musical
0:32.4	soundtrack, actually best screenplay at the New York movie awards and I'm talking about
0:39.5	creators Andrea, Summer and Greg Lamar Brown.
0:46.0	That's right there in the studio with this super excited.
0:48.9	I'll wait to tell you exactly what types they are.
0:53.2	We get into that and it's sort of a surprise.
0:56.6	Andrea is surprised by Greg's number in the interview so it's worth the wait if you haven't
1:01.7	cheated and looked ahead.
1:03.5	Anyway, happy to have them on board today.
1:06.9	We talk about their film which deals with race, gentrification, interracial dating within
1:13.4	the church and beyond so it's a really timely film and excited to have them with us.
1:19.1	Hey, that's it for me Anthony Skinner.
1:21.2	Glad you're here folks and without any further ado, here's the host of our show Ian Crone.
1:28.2	Hey, typology friends.
1:36.8	Welcome to this week's episode.
1:38.3	It's a big one.
1:39.3	I have my new friends Craig Lamar Brown and Andrea Summer filmmakers and actors and of course
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