Guest: Michael O'Bryan [humanature website]   In this episode, Jos Duncan Asé and Michael O'Bryan, founder of humanature, discuss human-centered design principles and community development. They explore the integration of love and care in both personal and professional contexts, while Michael emphasizes the significance of active listening, self-love, and creating spaces where people truly feel seen and heard. The conversation delves into the harmful impacts of capitalism on marginalized communities, the importance of inclusive language, and the necessity of empowering youth and young adults to express and amplify their voices. Also discussed in this episode are the complexities of unconditional love, the power dynamics in community engagement, and the role of empathy and support systems in effective leadership. Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on love. Topics Discussed in This Episode: humanature Human-centered design principles Community development Inclusive language in leadership The impact of capitalism on communities Empowering youth voices Production Team: Produced by Tezarah Wilkins Associate Producer: Journey Moses Mixing and Sound Design: Mike Love Music from Envato Elements Graphic Design: Jacqui Stallworth of 10.30 Designs LLC Executive Produced and Hosted by Jos Duncan Asé Special Thanks to: humanature Support the podcast by sharing this episode with your network or posting about it on social media. If you’re enjoying the podcast so far please take the time to rate and give us a 5 star review on Apple podcasts or wherever you listen. Thanks for tuning in to Making Love & Designing the Future. See you next week. Learn more about our work at lovenowmedia.com or follow us on all social platforms.  

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