

Episode 224: A Very British, And Very Online, War In The Arts (with Sarah Ditum)
Aug 10, 2024
In this engaging discussion, writer Sarah Ditum delves into contemporary issues in the arts and society. They dissect the implications of the Cass Review on gender identity services, explore the rising tensions of far-right activism amid social unrest, and critique a bizarre legal case impacting the art world. Ditum shares gripping insights on identity politics and the societal undercurrents fueling polarization. The conversation expertly weaves humor with serious commentary, making for an illuminating look at the intersection of art, politics, and culture.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Ghosting in Hollywood and a Night Out in London
02:01 • 2min
Exploring London's Nightlife and Drinking Culture
03:58 • 2min
Identity Politics and Gender Medicine
05:45 • 16min
Exploring Tattoo Culture and Social Unrest in Britain
22:09 • 2min
Brand Activism and Social Concerns
23:53 • 2min
The Turbulent Landscape of UK Immigration
25:28 • 15min
Navigating Controversy: Gender, Identity, and Discourse
40:57 • 14min
Socks, Shopify, and Controversies
54:51 • 5min
Art, Controversy, and Detransition in 2017
01:00:11 • 6min
Art, Politics, and Controversy: A Complex Intersection
01:06:02 • 18min
The Evolution of Pepe the Frog: Meme Culture and Legal Implications
01:23:45 • 2min
Navigating Controversies in Arts and Activism
01:25:38 • 17min