At a time when uncertainty looms, art becomes both a mirror and a catalyst—offering hope, defiance, and the possibility of a better future. Join Zuly & Edwin for a passionate conversation about the role of artists in shaping history, amplifying marginalized voices, and fueling collective action. Inspired by the wisdom of generations before us, this episode is a testament to art’s ability to inspire, heal, and transform the world.

In this episode, we delve into the challenge of discovering art in an era dominated by algorithms. We explore how streaming services and social media shape our artistic preferences, often overshadowing the raw thrill of personal discovery through curiosity and exploration—the kind reminiscent of stumbling upon a new favorite track on a mixtape. Our discussion aims to unravel how these platforms may limit our exposure, leading us to repetitively consume similar types of music, movies, and shows. Join us as we seek to reclaim the beauty of exploring art on our own terms, breaking free from the algorithmic loop that confines our cultural experiences.

In this debut episode of Zuly & Edwin: A Couple's Podcast, Zuly, a person of faith, and Edwin, an atheist, dive into a thought-provoking discussion about the film Heretic. They explore its artistic elements, personal beliefs, and how the movie's core message connects to their own lives and perspectives on faith, doubt, and human experience. It's a rich conversation about art, belief systems, and the complexities of navigating those worlds together.