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Come, overthink with us.
Who do you make art for? Do you feel like you owe it to anyone to keep being an artist? Is starting a podcast (and calling it art) really worth disappointing your parents over?
This podcast will not help you answer those questions—well, except maybe the last one—but in the debut episode of Nah-cademics, Brett and John discuss:
- The feeling that one is letting down their loved ones by not “succeeding”
- The ways in which their goals for life have evolved as has the role creativity plays in that journey
- Learning to be okay with being both content in the present moment and in striving for a better life by letting go of judgement and expectation.
As always, there is no expertise to be found here; it is but the spinning of wheels. What can be found, however, is two clueless troubadours asking some of the questions you might have felt like you were the only one asking.
**This episode also features the first appearance of the Flagrant Falsehood Foghorn (trademark pending) when Brett butchers boxing stats.
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