The Shawna Foundation Presents Creating Dangerously.
Creating Dangerously, is based on the lecture by Albert Camus which he gave on December 14, 1957 at Uppsala University in Sweden, four days after he gave his acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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Join us as we explore the role of artists in the face of fascism and how it can shape the narrative. What's an artist to do? Links to show notes. Kendrick Lamar Halftime https://youtu.be/KDorKy-13ak?si=o84t6J0WE3vGwXpV Shepard Fairey https://obeygiant.com/ Banksy https://www.banksy.co.uk/ Keith Haring https://www.haring.com/ Philosophy Now https://philosophynow.org/ Lost Cause https://encyclopediavirginia.org/entries/lost-cause-the/ January 6th Choir https://apnews.com/article/j6-choir-trump-national-anthem-capitol-riot-79618f1f2a689c308dfdc34d54d327ea Rebecca Watson https://skepchick.org/author/rebecca/
Join Andrea Wolanin as she interviews award winning filmmaker Susan Seidelman of such films as Smithereens, Desperately Seeking Susan & Musical Chairs. They will discuss her new book Desperately Seeking Something: A Memoir About Movies, Mothers, and Material Girls and her life in the world of cinema and all of its challenges. Especially for women.
Join us as we play the full 1938 Campbell Playhouse radio production of the Mercury Theater’s performance of Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol". The radio play had booked Lionel Barrymore to play the main character of Scrooge but his health prevented him from traveling to NY so a 23 year old Orson Welles took the role instead. He was already the narrator as it was a Mercury Theater Production. The NY theater company was started in 1937 by Welles and John Houseman. Join us as we listen to a classic that is as relevant today as it has ever been. Happy Holidays to all of our listeners and supporters.
Join Patrick Bracken, Andrea Wolanin and Skip Shea as they discuss the classic book "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens and many of the film adaptations. Why does this story still resonate today. And is it really possible for someone to change like Scrooge did in our present time. Enjoy. Happy Holidays everyone!
