In2Deep is a podcast, where we dive into specific topics about art, romance, philosophy, psychology and dreams, and really get down to the nitty-gritty in each episode. Why are so many artists afraid of putting themselves out there? Is having a rational or emotional mind the better route to be on? Why do we fear the unknown and how could this affect every aspect of our future? If you're an artist that's just starting out, a lost soul with more questions than answers, a heart with a passion or interest for the topics above, or you just happen to stop by spontaneously: welcome! Let's take a dive
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In2Deep is a podcast, where we dive into specific topics about art, romance, philosophy, psychology and dreams, and really get down to the nitty-gritty in each episode. Why are so many artists afraid of putting themselves out there? Is having a rational or emotional mind the better route to be on? Why do we fear the unknown and how could this affect every aspect of our future? If you're an artist that's just starting out, a lost soul with more questions than answers, a heart with a passion or interest for the topics above, or you just happen to stop by spontaneously: welcome! Let's take a dive
There are two sides to every story, as there is to love. It is a story most of us have lived through at a time in our lives. And yet it is still such a complex feeling one just cannot grasp in a single moment. The concept of love is definitely an interesting one, especially because we consume different views and opinions on it constantly, either through our local environment or through the media. In this episode, authors Tess and Saundra try to scratch the surface of this tricky feeling and did an amazing job elaborating their own opinion on it. How do you view the concept of love?
In2Deep
In2Deep is a podcast, where we dive into specific topics about art, romance, philosophy, psychology and dreams, and really get down to the nitty-gritty in each episode. Why are so many artists afraid of putting themselves out there? Is having a rational or emotional mind the better route to be on? Why do we fear the unknown and how could this affect every aspect of our future? If you're an artist that's just starting out, a lost soul with more questions than answers, a heart with a passion or interest for the topics above, or you just happen to stop by spontaneously: welcome! Let's take a dive
