Betty Sue Flowers is a divine inspiration and a master rainmaker, as well as a poetry professor, an editor, an educator, and a business consultant. She is the former director of the LBJ Presidential Library in Austin, TX, a Global Business Network member, a NASA consultant, a member of the Envisioning Network for General Motors, a writer of global scenarios for Shell Oil International in London, and a member of the World Business Council in Geneva.
She has been a midwife for more change agents, leaders, authors, and storytellers around the world than we could ever realize. She was Bill Moyers’ co-editor for Healing and the Mind and A World of Ideas, and was very helpful to the late Joseph Campbell in the production of The Power of Myth. She is the author of Extending the Shade, Browning and the Modern Tradition, and the co-editor of The Last Word on Power and Fathers & Daughters.
I know very few people who have had such a profound impact on so many. Tune in to hear from an amazing woman who has navigated the most influential and delicate circles in modern history.
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Thank you both for providing to the Internet this remarkable conversation!
The introduction alone to the myth concept at the beggining could have been enough for many weeks of mental digestion.