i guess you could say its a fav but its the only one i listen to? started years back just so i didnt lose any japanese comprehension skills but the host has a chill voice and guests are usually equally chill, plus its pretty relatable to my personal experience
mostly about creatives/music/pop culture inspired by the experience navigating growing up as half/mixed-race and multicultural(in a mono-ethnic country)
Jun 4, 2025
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i do think they have a youtube channel now with subtitles if u dont speak japanese, they have occasionally done episodes moslty in english too
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"separating the art from the artist" is a privileged ass take and doesn't exist. what people create is representative of how theyve interacted with the world thus far. what the world has done to them, what others have done to them, what theyve learned from others, what theyve done to others, how theyve navigated life with what theyve been given or with what theyve taken.
if you deny that the nude portraits drawn by the hand of a sexual predator are a bastardised version of reality based on his perspective and experience of violence against women then you would also deny the experience of indigenous artists in their depictions of brutality in the face of colonialism or that a single stroke in a painting created by a Black artist holds the weight of going through life in america while being black.
when consuming art, media, anything created by human hands/minds you must also be conscious of the creators lived experience, wether its negative or positive, if you want to make an accurate assessment on the art itself
dont live and consume in ignorance
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