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This weeks episode has been a long time coming (and had to be recorded twice to get it perfect) and it's all about when/ how/ and IF you can separate the art from the artist. Spoiler - there's no right or wrong answer here - it's an incredibly personal and introspective topic, but we give you so many tools to add to your toolkit when it comes to unpacking and reconciling your love for someone/something when the artist has done something Very Bad.
Picasso piece, Vox piece.
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Culture Vulture: Can You Separate The Art From The Artist?

The world can be an absolute shit show - so let's try to figure it out! Join Luce (Co-founder of Shit You Should Care About) and her big brother Nick as they help you navigate the world from one non-expert to another. It could be a shit show.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Coming back to you with part two of our Taylor Swift two part series! And as a bonus, you get Liv content!!!!
In part two of our two-part series on Taylor Swift, Luce and Liv discuss why Taylor Swift has chosen to re-record her masters. What went down with Scooter Braun? Does she own the music and just not the final song? Why should we only be listening to ‘Taylor’s Versions?’ What does this mean for the future of the music industry? Is she now feeling happy, free, confused and lonely in the best way? Is it miserable or magical? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Modern History of Taylor Swift (Part 2)

Seems like a fitting time to re-upload our Taylor Swift two part series right???
In part one of our two-part series on Taylor Swift, Luce and Liv relive Taylor Swift as we’ve always known her. Era by era, we discuss the music, the look, and the people who inspired (sometimes in a good way, sometimes... not) Taylor Swift to become the superstar we’re all enamoured with today. All I can say is it was enchanting to record this episode for you.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Modern History of Taylor Swift (Part 1)

This week Luce and Squish discuss the Chicago rat hole, a fake bomb threat by a teenager on his way to Menorca, and then the big Barbie snub at the Oscars! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This Year’s Oscars Could Be A Shit Show

Luce and Squish are back on mic to talk to you about Trump winning Iowa, and about the 40 OTHER COUNTRIES HAVING ELECTIONS THIS YEAR. It's about to be a crazy year for democracy - thank god you've got us to help you make sense of it!
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This Year’s Elections Might Be A Shit Show

Meri Kirihimete to our wonderful podcast listeners!
Luce and Squish are taking a well-deserved break but will see you back on the 19th of Jan! In the meantime, enjoy some of our favourite episodes of 2023!
In today's episode we chat about:The British man who stole hundreds of thousands of Cadbury Creme Eggs and has now been sentenced to 18 months jailThe story behind that Albert Einstein photo where he's poking his tongue outSingapore is executing a woman for first time in almost 20 yearsElon rebranding Twitter to XAmericans leaning into NZ culture by becoming obsessed with real fruit ice creamsTaco John's letting go of their trademark on 'Taco Tuesday's'
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Culture Vulture: Can You Separate The Art From The Artist?

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