NO DRAMA: episode 6

from NO DRAMA · host Gemma

Ep6 of NO DRAMA, and we’ve got 3 more questions from artists. Can you find new ways of sustaining a career as a practicing artist when the “normal” ways of working are not accessible to you? Also, Jim starts talking about Jungian analysis and the merging of the real self and your performed self, if you spend your life on stage.Plus: nostalgia trip about getting funding news by post- who remembers the Arts Council England “big envelope”?We want to record a few more episodes before summer 2026, and we need some more q’s! Email us on [email protected], and find us at actionhero.org.uk, on instagram.com/ActionHeroLive.Subscribe to us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts to get future eps directly into your earholes.big love,Gemma & Jim, Action Hero Get full access to Action Hero deep dive at actionherolive.substack.com/subscribe

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