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The Enneagram in a Movie — 99 episodes
Two Waymonds, Two Lives | Everything Everywhere All at Once and the Navigating Two
I'll Be Okay If I Have You | WALL-E and the Preserving Two
The Long Way Home | The Odyssey and the Enneagram
Why Boyhood is Misunderstood | Boyhood and the Navigating Four
Suffering Out Loud | Frida and the Transmitting Four
When the Gifted Feel Broken | Green Book and the Preserving Four
The Rules Beneath the Rules | The Diplomat and the Navigating One
A 14-Year-Old's Burden | True Grit and the Transmitting One
Repression and Rebellion | Witness and the Preserving One
A Sweet Escape | Marie Antoinette and the Preserving Seven
Fantabulous Freedom | Birds of Prey and the Transmitting Seven
Pawnee's Finest, Typed | Parks & Recreation and the Enneagram
Pride and Prejudice and the Navigating Seven
Making Space for Space | Shrinking and Preserving Five
Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Detached Man | Transmitting Five
When Knowing Everything Means Choosing Love | Arrival & the Navigating Five
Force as First Language | The Dark Knight Rises & Transmitting Eights
The Problem with Being Untouchable | The Last of Us and Preserving Eights
Why Vito Succeeds Where Michael Fails | Godfather II and the Navigating Enneagram 8
The Enneagram in a Movie and "The Muppet Movie"
"A Real Pain" and the Enneagram
A Tribute to Gene Hackman
The Enneagram in a Movie: To Live and Die in LA
An Enneagram Lens on Emilia Perez
Mario’s TV Favorite for 2024: “Slow Horses”
TJ's TV Favorite from 2024: What We Do In the Shadows
Top Picks for 2024: American Fiction
Our 2024 Favorites: Anora
Wes Anderson and the Preserving Instinctual Bias
"Get Shorty" and the Navigating Instinctual Bias
Type 8 Women, Part 3: Emily the Criminal
Type 8 Women, Part 2: Jackie Brown
Type 8 Women, Part 1: Furiosa
The "Final Girl Trope" and the Preserving Instinctual Bias
The Preserving Instinctual Bias and Hallmark Movies
No Country for Old Men and Enneagram Type Eight
Type 2 - I Love You, Man & Dead Man Walking
Type 5 - The Imitation Game and Annihilation
Type 7 - Beverly Hills Cop & Trainwreck
Type 6 - Meet the Parents & Erin Brockovich
Type 9 - Wonder Boys & Four Weddings and a Funeral
Type 3 - Edge of Tomorrow & Molly's Game
Type 1 - Sicario & Chocolat
Type 4 - "Withnail and I" & "Pitch Perfect"
Type 8 - Aliens & Master and Commander
Preserving - Father of the Bride & No Reservations
Navigating - Mean Girls and Goodfellas
Transmitting - Purple Rain & Moana
Employee Picks - Interstellar
Employee Picks - The Thin Red Line
Employee Picks - Groundhog Day
Employee Picks - The Shawshank Redemption
Employee Picks - Fearless
Employee Picks - The Princess Bride
Employee Picks - Bridesmaids
Employee Picks - About a Boy
Employee Picks - Birdman
Employee Picks - Grease
The Marvel Cinematic Universe: Thor
The Marvel Cinematic Universe: Black Panther
The Marvel Cinematic Universe: Captain America
The Marvel Cinematic Universe - Black Widow
The Marvel Cinematic Universe: Iron Man
Reese Witherspoon and Enneagram Type 3 (Part 2)
Reese Witherspoon and Enneagram Type 3 (Part 1)
David Fincher and Enneagram Type 5 (Part 2)
David Fincher and Enneagram Type 5 (Part 1)
Martin Scorsese and Enneagram Type 6 (Part 2)
Martin Scorsese and Enneagram Type 6 (Part 1)
Steven Spielberg and Enneagram Type 7 (Part 2)
Steven Spielberg and Enneagram Type 7 (Part 1)
Spike Lee and Enneagram Type 1 (Part 2)
Spike Lee and Enneagram Type 1 (Part 1)
Wes Anderson and Enneagram Type Four (Part 2)
Wes Anderson and Enneagram Type Four (Part 1)
Michael Mann and Enneagram Type Eight (Part 2)
Michael Mann and Enneagram Type Eight (Part 1)
Christmas Movie Special
Clint Eastwood and Enneagram Type Nine (Part 2)
Clint Eastwood and Enneagram Type Nine (Part 1)
Movies, the Creative Process, and the Enneagram: A Conversation with TJ Dawe
Rocky, Rocky Balboa, Creed, and the Inner Triangle of the Enneagram (Part 3)
Rocky, Rocky Balboa, Creed, and the Inner Triangle of the Enneagram (Part 2)
Rocky, Rocky Balboa, Creed, and the Inner Triangle of the Enneagram (Part 1)
“The Subtypes at the Movies”
“Ferris Bueller's Day Off” and the Ennea-Type Seven, Striving to Feel Excited
Part Two with Special Guest Russ Hudson about “Contact,” and Ennea-Type Five, Striving to Feel Detached
Special Guest Russ Hudson, “Contact,” and Ennea-Type Five, Striving to Feel Detached (Part 1)
“Defending Your Life” and the Ennea-Type Six, Striving to Feel Secure
“Lost in Translation” and the Ennea-Type Four, Striving to Feel Unique
Movies & the Enneagram in Today's World with Tom Condon, Part 2
“Jerry Maguire” and the Ennea-Type Three, Striving to Feel Outstanding (Part 1)
“Almost Famous” and the Ennea-Type Two, Striving to Feel Connected
“A Few Good Men” and the Ennea-Type One, Striving to Feel Perfect
"The Big Lebowski" and the Ennea-Type Nine, Striving to Feel Peaceful
"The Godfather" and the Ennea-Type Eight, Striving to Feel Powerful
"Cast Away" and the Preserving Domain
"The Breakfast Club" and the Navigating Domain
"Saturday Night Fever" and the Transmitting Domain