In Episode 249 of ArTEEtude, Detlef Schlich explores the complex relationship between creativity and social movements. From Bob Dylan’s protest songs during the civil rights movement to the symbolic visual protests of Argentina’s Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, this episode highlights how art and music have been powerful tools for driving social change. Detlef also reflects on his own challenges as an artist in today’s world, where political manipulation and corporate interests often complicate the role of creatives in supporting social causes. Tune in to learn how creativity continues to influence social consciousness while navigating the modern political landscape.

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