Show Notes
Welcome back coven! Ry and Voga are back for a whole new season of all things holy and heretical. In our premiere episode of season two, we talk about reflections on our growth from the beginning of our show as well as what can be expected in season two. We're excited to be back.
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In this episode of the Red Text Podcast, we discuss our personal updates, including Voga's family situation and Ry's new job in therapy. we then transition into a deep conversation about cancel culture, exploring its implications, the importance of accountability, and the potential for personal growth. We reflect on our own experiences and the societal pressures surrounding public figures, emphasizing the need for dialogue and understanding in the face of accusations. In this conversation, we explore the complexities of internal racism, the importance of compassion over anger, and the impact of language on societal perceptions. We discuss the nuanced relationship between art and the artist, the implications of slurs, and the power of compassion in fostering change. The dialogue also touches on political divides, the necessity of critical thinking, and the challenges posed by cancel culture.