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23 - Separating the Art from the Artist
Tune in as Seema leads Sophie into this week's topic like a horse to water. We discuss THAT topic. Is it actually possible to separate the art from the artist? No spoilers here, you'll have to listen to find out. Btw the show we're talking about at the beginning is called 'Deadloch' and is a masterpiece of Australian TV. Get amongst it! Also this week we used Adobe beta podcast AI software to improve our sound quality! Let us know what you think and if it's a better listening experience for you. Show us some support and rate, review & subscribe! Every bit of engagement helps us climb the charts and grow. Patreon @artlustpodcast TikTok @artlust_podcast @ArtLust (Seema) @Darkroomvarmint (Sophie)