In this engaging discussion, Sheehan Quirke, an online writer known as The Cultural Tutor, shares his inspiring journey from flipping burgers at McDonald’s to building a massive Twitter following of over 1.5 million. He explores the power of writing online, overcoming imposter syndrome, and the dedication needed to thrive as a content creator. Sheehan emphasizes the importance of authenticity in a crowded digital space, blending personal passion with market demand to create unique content that resonates with audiences.

Sheehan Quirke, a prolific writer and cultural tutor with 1.7 million followers, dives deep into the intriguing world of art and ethics. He tackles the contentious definition of 'bad art' and the moral implications surrounding different art forms. Quirke critically examines Michelangelo's David, the effects of reproductions on art appreciation, and the tension between preserving authenticity and restoration. He also explores unfinished artworks and their philosophical significance, advocating for a broader understanding of art in our everyday lives.

Poppy Sowerby, a keen observer of modern relationships, joins writers Freya India, known for her insights on love, and Sheehan Quirke of The Cultural Tutor fame. Together, they unravel the complexities of romance in 2025, discussing the impact of dating apps on emotional connections. They explore the tension between convenience and authenticity, challenge stereotypes of male romance discussions, and advocate for reclaiming vulnerability in love. Amidst societal pressures, they inspire hope for a re-enchantment of romance in a digital age.