In this episode, Eugene and Charis highlight the impact of Instagram’s prioritization of video content for certain genres of artists. Is one’s ability to market themselves part of the job and “art” of being an artist?
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168: What “disgusting” means and out-of-control online fan groups
167: Museum NFTs and keeping the line alive
166: The “capitalism is broken” economy and organizational load management
165: Social media managing and the commune lifestyle
164: Everything bad about the fashion industry and deleting your life
163: Ownership of our time and communicating complex ideas
162: Chinatown Market Name Change
161: Cathie Wood’s content strategy and the first peer-reviewed rap album
160: Story-driven pricing and the Teen Vogue “cancel culture” news
159: The creator economy impact on newsrooms and free will
158: Museum gift shops and sharing authentically
157: Performative positivity and building self-worth
156: Worldbuilding and NFTs
155: Music as creator economy catalyst and the Unreal Engine MetaHuman Creator
154: Luxury resell and overhauling Twitter
153: The Dunning-Kruger Effect and the editorial/retail relationship
152: Food delivery apps and redefining masculinity
151: Perfectionism and fashion magazines pivoting
150: Subscriptions marketplace and “jootsing” as the key to creativity
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