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Published: Oct. 22, 2014, 12:45 a.m.

b'Note: if you downloaded this episode before 8:45pm Eastern time on October 21, 2014, you should re-download it. Chris made an error in mixing it together, leading to his and Stephen\\u2019s audio being slightly out of sync for the entire episode (!), which has since been fixed. If you downloaded it after that time, you\\u2019re good to go!\\n
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Show Notes

In which we ask: \\u201cWho funds the arts? And how does that impact the artist ethically?\\u201d Corporations, individuals, and governments all have distinct downsides as revenue streams for artists, and corporations and governments in particular can be problematic for both artists and consumers in the ways they complicate the expression of artistic intent.\\n
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Chapters

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• Intro (1:13)
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• No One Would Be Left (1:13\\u20138:56)
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• Drop the Big Bombs (8:56\\u201317:14)
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• To Power Their Evil Machines of Death (17:14\\u201327:21)
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• Conclusion (27:21\\u201329:34)
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• Bloopers (29:34\\u201330:04)
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Music

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• \\u201cLove Me Back\\u201d by Seer Group. Used by permission.
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• \\u201cWinning Slowly Theme\\u201d by Chris Krycho. Used by extra special super neat permission?
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Links

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• Who Funds the arts and why we should care
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• National Endowment for the Arts
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  • Controversy
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  • \\u201cPiss Christ\\u201d
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• Deepwater Horizon oil spill (British Petroleum)
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• Exxon Valdez oil spill
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• \\u201cKitsch\\u201d
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• Fritz Lang
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  • Leaving Germany
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  • The Incomparable #79: \\u201cEverything Sounds Beautiful in German\\u201d
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• Previous episodes relevant to the discussion/mentioned directly on the show:
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  • 1.07: They Both Start With T?
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  • 1.05: Ars Moriendi
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• App.net
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