In this episode, Robb and Amanda tackle the ominous question of whether or not we can separate the art from the artist when the artist in question does something morally wrong or who's character is called into question. What are your thoughts on this hot topic? Let us know in the comments! Have questions? Comments? Requests? Please email Robb and Amanda at emokidsanonymous@gmail.com.

In this episode, Robb and Amanda tackle the ominous question of whether or not we can separate the art from the artist when the artist in question does something morally wrong or who's character is called into question. What are your thoughts on this hot topic? Let us know in the comments! Have questions? Comments? Requests? Please email Robb and Amanda at emokidsanonymous@gmail.com.

03. Separating Art from the Artist - Exploring the Concept

For the misfits who wore their hearts on their sleeves and their headphones in their ears—our scars are a part of us, and our stories are worth sharing. Here, we embrace the angst, the nostalgia, and the soundtracks that shaped us. We're not just the kids who grew up on emo and pop-punk; we're the adults who carry that music in our souls, still finding meaning in every riff and lyric. This is a space for healing, laughing, remembering, and redefining what it means to grow up while never letting go of the music that helped us survive. Welcome to Emo Kids Anonymous Podcast

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03. Separating Art from the Artist - Exploring the Concept

03. Separating Art from the Artist - Exploring the Concept