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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2017 · 1H 58M

Do Creators have a Responsibility to their Audience?

from Questions: We Don't Have Answers

This time out the boys discuss the ongoing war between Creators and their Audiences, from all angles. What moral responsibility, if any, is owed by the creator? What should audiences keep in mind about them? What about the workers for hire, or the fans who turn into creators? A lot of television shows, movie franchises, video games and comic books are brought up as examples...because it's Donovan and Harry. To send in feedback write in at [email protected]!

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