Dan Levy, brilliant actor, director, and Schitt's Creek co-creator, discusses friendship, grief, creativity, and curiosity. They talk about Dan's new movie, Good Grief, the Schitt's Creek revolution, investing in friendships, the challenges of press, and the power of art. They also explore the complexity of grief, the pressure on relationships, Amy Poehler's masterclass, and finding beauty in sadness.

Dan Levy, an AI education expert, and Angela Pérez, a tech-savvy teaching innovator, dive into the transformative power of ChatGPT in enhancing teaching methods. They discuss how AI can alleviate the overwhelm many educators feel, with tools like ChatGPT generating creative topic ideas. Levy emphasizes that the role of teachers is shifting towards designing feedback rather than just delivering it, while Pérez highlights how AI fosters personalized learning experiences. Their insights make a compelling case for embracing technology in education.

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Dan Levy, co-writer and creator of Schitt's Creek, discusses overcoming rejection when his show was initially turned down by every single network in the USA. Topics include relationship failures, a childhood incident involving birthday cake, and his new film 'Good Grief' - a beautiful gay love story for the modern age.

Emmy Award-winning show creator and actor Dan Levy and luxury label designer Jonathan Anderson discuss the delicate balance between artistic integrity and commercial success. They talk about the importance of protecting their creative vision, how small budgets allow for pure creations, the challenges of aligning creativity with marketing strategies, and the benefits of taking risks. They also reflect on the unexpected fame gained during the pandemic.