#05: This Podcast Will Change How You See Books, Art and Meaning

Fiction teaches the heart. Non-fiction teaches the mind.But which one actually changes your life?In today’s explosive podcast, we dive deep into one of the greatest debates in literature:👉 Does fiction teach better than non-fiction?👉 Why do stories shape cultures more than facts?👉 Why do novels like 1984, The Handmaid’s Tale, and Circe impact us more than history books?And in the second half, we battle another timeless question:🎨 Art for Art’s Sake vs Art for Life’s Sake — Should art exist only for beauty?Or must art fight for truth, morality, society, and change?Together, we explore:✨ How stories shape identity, empathy, and morality✨ Why non-fiction gives clarity but fiction gives transformation✨ Why Oscar Wilde rejected moral art✨ How Faiz, Iqbal, Orwell, Neruda, and Manto used art to challenge injustice✨ What happens when art becomes propaganda — or becomes meaningless✨ The perfect balance between pure aesthetics and social responsibilityThis episode is for readers, writers, artists, teachers, students, philosophers — and anyone who believes ideas can change the world.If you love deep conversations, literature, psychology, philosophy, and powerful storytelling, this is YOUR episode.Don’t miss this one. It might just change how you read — and how you see art.You can also watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/fleiHAWLtn4?si=7S6bDiB0Gm37BZ7USubscribe to our YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@prometheans789?si=MhyR_vl-W54gWJrd