Michael Korman

Tag: cancel culture

  • My Cancel Culture Demands

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    “Michael, isn’t it a self-fulfilling prophecy?” Yes, of course people will stop attacking if I shut up. What’s your point? “No one’s asking you to shut up, Michael. Just be tactful.” 1. What is “tactful”? It’s not like there’s a rulebook somewhere. 2. I’m trying to express something. Even if I knew what would trigger…

  • Attack of the Piano Justice Warriors

    Attack of the Piano Justice Warriors

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    Cancel culture in the world of collaborative piano.   I wrote a controversial post in a collaborative piano Facebook group the other day. (For those who don’t know, “collaborative pianist” is a made-up term intended to replace the word “accompanist.” They invented the word because “accompanist” has connotations of subservience. I agree that “accompanist” sucks.…

  • #7 – When Meditators Get Cancelled, with Blake Shields Abramovitz

    #7 – When Meditators Get Cancelled, with Blake Shields Abramovitz

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    Michael Korman

    Blake Shields Abramovitz is a meditation and yoga teacher in Los Angeles, as well as an actor. Today, we’ll be talking about the dark side of the meditation world, how Blake was canceled, the role of authenticity in meditation, the first 2020 US Presidential Debate, and many other topics.

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