Episode 72 - Unpacking Disgust: How what you HATE reveals what you VALUE.

Why spend time examining—or even physically making—"BAD ART"? Is there something to be learned by making BAD ART?

Jack kicks off the discussion with her signature college assignment: forcing students to imagine, write about, and physically build the worst piece of art possible to locate their personal "origin of disgust". The trio digs into what it means to experience true artistic disgust—not just mild disliking, but a visceral, blood-boiling reaction to work you feel shouldn't exist or be consumed. From Eric’s fiery critique of performance art, to Paul’s confession about Mark Rothko's $55 million squares and confronting his own gullibility, to Jack’s fierce hatred of epoxy river tables as aesthetic shortcuts—this episode turns hatred inside out.

Ultimately, the group realizes that dissecting what you detest exposes your core values, cultural upbringing, and hidden insecurities in a way that can be helpful to finding your true authentic voice!

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