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Listen now:
Should we put to bed the concept of the “starving artist”?
I mean, why is making money from your craft seen as a bad thing?
In this episode of Creativity: Uncovered, I discuss the double-edged sword of popularity with podcaster Alice-Rose Lucchetti.
We chat about Taylor Swift, what it means to be a “sell-out” and the criticism and rules imposed on creatives.
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xo Abi
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