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Season 3 of the podcast is here! In this season, we will be exploring the phenomenon of social isolation and how the arts can serve as an antidote to this critical issue in society. In this episode, we explore the basic building blocks of social isolation -- the pressures of adult life, socioeconomic challenges, and more. We also discuss how this issue affects men in particular and how men should bear a specific role in remedying the problem.
In our Diversity Spotlight segment, we shine a light on rapper Shaw Calhoune and author Zoje Stage. Check them out!
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