The Five(ish) Fangirls Podcast: Five(ish) Fangirls Episode #329: Cancel Culture, A Discussion With Popcorn Psychology

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This week's show is a little different, but nonetheless important. We are joined by Hannah and BB from the podcast Popcorn Psychology in a discussion about cancel culture. We get into the history, some modern examples, and tie-ins to psychology and therapy.

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Popcorn Psychology

Resources

VOX What do we do when the art we love was created by a monster?

Jessie Gender Joss Whedon: Why Harmful Creators Are Allowed To Thrive

Middle Ground Should We Cancel Celebrities for Their Crimes?

The Take Is “Cancel Culture” Real?

Joe Rogan & Sam Harris Is There a Way Back From Cancel Culture?

60 Minutes Australia Casualties of cancel culture movement speak out on ‘dangerous’ censorship

Rowan Ellis Can You Separate Art From The Artist?

Council of Geeks You Can’t Separate the Artist from the Art (and I’ll Explain Why)

The Daily Wildcat OPINION: Should we separate art from the artist?

GBH News Separating Art From The Artist In Post-Weinstein Hollywood