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EPISODE · Dec 1, 2025 · 58 MIN

Episode 30: Now That We Think About Artivism with Nikkolas Smith

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In this engaging conversation, artist Nikkolas Smith discusses with Allison and Alice the intersection of art and activism, coining the term ‘artivism’ to describe their approach. They explore how personal experiences, societal issues, and historical narratives shape their work, emphasizing the importance of empathy and dialogue in art. The discussion also touches on educational justice, food deserts, and the power of storytelling in fiction to address social issues. Throughout, they reflect on the challenges and triumphs of using art as a tool for change and the ongoing journey of finding one’s voice as an artist.Listen to new episodes every Monday on Audiobrary, Substack, or Apple Podcasts!Follow Alice Carbone Tench and Allison LarkinLINKSThe History of We by Nikkolas SmithA Change is Gonna Come by Nikkolas SmithSupport the show by using our affiliate links!Force of Nature, Planet Friendly, Toxic-free CleaningOur Bookshop Store 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

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