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Creativity and Controversy: Can we separate the art from the artist?

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Quick note: In case we don't make it clear enough, J.K. Rowling is a horrific person who has used her status and wealth to actively harm the trans community. This is not something we believe in nor stand for. If we made money from this podcast, we would donate proceeds from this episode to a charity. Since we don't, we will continue to advocate for the right for trans people to fully be themselves out and loud and proud.

In this episode of Write Out Loud, hosts Matt and Christina delve into the complicated relationship between art and its creator, using JK Rowling as a focal point. They explore the concept of controversial art, the responsibilities and consequences for writers who express personal views, and whether or not it's possible or even necessary to separate the artist from their work. The conversation touches on themes of hope, empathy, and the impact of storytelling on society, encouraging listeners to form their own opinions about the intersection of art and the artist's personal beliefs.
00:00 Introduction and Banter
01:27 The Fear of Controversial Topics in Writing
02:54 The Case of JK Rowling: Art vs. Artist
05:53 Personal Reflections on Harry Potter
09:43 The Role of Writers in Society
17:19 The Power of Fiction and Hope
20:58 Conclusion and Call to Action

 Hey, thanks so much for listening to the podcast. We really hope that you're enjoying every bit of it, but we would love to hear your feedback. Drop us an email either to [email protected] or [email protected]. We would love to hear your thoughts. What's working, what's not working. And what do you want to hear more of? Thanks so much. We really appreciate it.

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Chapters

1. Introduction and Banter (00:00:00)

2. The Fear of Controversial Topics in Writing (00:01:27)

3. The Case of JK Rowling: Art vs. Artist (00:02:54)

4. Personal Reflections on Harry Potter (00:05:53)

5. The Role of Writers in Society (00:09:43)

6. The Power of Fiction and Hope (00:17:19)

7. Conclusion and Call to Action (00:20:58)

62 episodes

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Manage episode 479575257 series 3495269
Content provided by Matt Cassem & Christina Trevaskis, Matt Cassem, and Christina Trevaskis. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Matt Cassem & Christina Trevaskis, Matt Cassem, and Christina Trevaskis or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

Got something to say? Send us a text!

Quick note: In case we don't make it clear enough, J.K. Rowling is a horrific person who has used her status and wealth to actively harm the trans community. This is not something we believe in nor stand for. If we made money from this podcast, we would donate proceeds from this episode to a charity. Since we don't, we will continue to advocate for the right for trans people to fully be themselves out and loud and proud.

In this episode of Write Out Loud, hosts Matt and Christina delve into the complicated relationship between art and its creator, using JK Rowling as a focal point. They explore the concept of controversial art, the responsibilities and consequences for writers who express personal views, and whether or not it's possible or even necessary to separate the artist from their work. The conversation touches on themes of hope, empathy, and the impact of storytelling on society, encouraging listeners to form their own opinions about the intersection of art and the artist's personal beliefs.
00:00 Introduction and Banter
01:27 The Fear of Controversial Topics in Writing
02:54 The Case of JK Rowling: Art vs. Artist
05:53 Personal Reflections on Harry Potter
09:43 The Role of Writers in Society
17:19 The Power of Fiction and Hope
20:58 Conclusion and Call to Action

 Hey, thanks so much for listening to the podcast. We really hope that you're enjoying every bit of it, but we would love to hear your feedback. Drop us an email either to [email protected] or [email protected]. We would love to hear your thoughts. What's working, what's not working. And what do you want to hear more of? Thanks so much. We really appreciate it.

Support the show

Find out more at our website.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction and Banter (00:00:00)

2. The Fear of Controversial Topics in Writing (00:01:27)

3. The Case of JK Rowling: Art vs. Artist (00:02:54)

4. Personal Reflections on Harry Potter (00:05:53)

5. The Role of Writers in Society (00:09:43)

6. The Power of Fiction and Hope (00:17:19)

7. Conclusion and Call to Action (00:20:58)

62 episodes

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