ClassicallyClare on Shakespeare, Collective Reading, & Annotating Classic Books 🎙

In this episode of Creators Talk Podcast, we sit down with  @classicallyclare Juilliard-trained pianist, book content creator, and host of Study Hall Book Club We discuss her journey from Singapore to New York (Back to Singapore), the power of collective reading, how to engage with classic books (The Tempest by William Shakespeare), and the connection between music, storytelling, content creation, and social media.Make sure to like and subscribe to our youtube channel  @bookum  Timestamps:1:12 – Reading in Singapore2:23 – New York Reading Culture3:12 – Playing Music as a Kid4:01 – Music and Content Creation5:33 – The Connection Between Playing Music and Storytelling6:44 – Defining Classic8:33 – Getting Back Into Content Creation10:12 – Relationship with Social Media11:29 – Collective Learning12:01 – Nuance and Critical Thinking12:52 – Tools for Content Creation13:21 – On Reviews15:44 – Making Classic Literature Relatable18:04 – On Community19:02 – Book Club: Study Hall21:12 – Shakespeare's Tempest24:02 – Prospero: Hero or Villain26:10 – Artist and the Audience26:49 – Exploring Good and Bad27:20 – On Writing: Fermata Blog28:54 – Writing Process & Perfect Day of Writing30:40 – Last, Now, Next Books33:21 – How to Annotate Books35:04 – Rapid Fire Book Questions36:40 – What Would You Like to See More of in the Book World?36:48 – What Would You Like to See Less of in the Book World?Places to Find more from Clare: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classicallyclare/?hl=enBlog - https://clareyeo.substack.com/?Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@classicallyclare?To start your own book club, make sure to download our Bookum App at https://www.bookumapp.comThis Podcast is to brought you by Bookum - The book communities NEW and BEST way to host dynamic online book clubs. Download the App and Start your Book club today at www.bookumapp.com Catch all of conversations live on the Bookum App Nooks!