Wherin the wizards try to decide what art is, what meaningful definition it could have that includes things the wizards like, and discludes things they don't. Like, how does it matter if something is ugly and people like it less? How can it count as art if it was just made for money? If it gets sold does it stop being art? Is a product art just because someone says so? I could write a whole book about this and still not come to any useful conclusions. You'll just have to listen.
Also, if you want to send us your art, tell us we don't know what we're talking about, or you want to defend the Disney corporation against our aspersions, you can always email us at lostwizardpodcast@gmail.com.
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