Episode 26: Now That We Think About Artistic Identity

In this engaging conversation, Fred Armisen, Allison Larkin, and Alice Carbone Tench explore the themes of creativity, collaboration, and the multifaceted nature of artistic identity. They discuss the importance of embracing freedom in creative expression, the influence of cultural backgrounds on art, and the evolving nature of accents and dialects. As they celebrate Fred Armisen’s recently released album, 100 Sound Effects, that also features Alice Carbone Tench, the trio reflects on the role of social media in the creative process, the significance of humility, and the joy of making art with loved ones. They also touch on the necessity of following creative urges and the impact of influential artists like Yoko Ono on modern creativity.In the podcast, the following are mentioned: Fred’s 100 Sound Effects Album The Little HoursAffiliate Links:Reencle Electric Composter: https://reencle.co/discount/Allie(Use discount code Allie for $50 off your Reencle purchase through October)Our Bookshop Store: https://bookshop.org/shop/nowthatwethinkaboutitThanks for listening! If you like our podcast, please share this with your friends and followers!If you like this podcast, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends and on your socials. It really helps! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit nowthatwethinkaboutit.substack.com