EPISODE · Jul 24, 2021 · 1H 45M

Finite Jest

from Impostors Anonymous · host An Anonymous Impostor

Zez joins IA to discuss the state of comedy and creativity in an increasingly complicated world. In a more light-hearted conversation, a range of topics come to the forefront including: - the importance of comedic context - can something be both funny and offensive? - the problem with preference falsification - the ever-changing rules of engagement in comedy - how the "counter-culture" has shifted politically - dealing with subjectivity and judgment as a creator - will time make bigots out of all of us? - reflections on the blurring racial lines - how "cancel culture" and freedom of speech continue to evolve and many more! Notable mentions: A German museum that deglorifies racist/oppressive statues For more from Zez, check out his great new podcast, What's on Your Feed?

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