In the Season 6 finale of The Art Persists Podcast, we sit down with journalist, filmmaker and writer, Dr Myriam François.We chat to Myriam about how she is dealing with the state of the world today amid Israel's bombardment of Gaza. She questions society's moral boundaries, emphasising the need for discomfort in addressing the conflict. We go on to explore the artist's role in solidarity and resistance. Myriam delves into her film, Finding Alaa, illustrating how grief can unite people across

Episode 577: Today I talk to author & TEDx Speaker, Corey Poirier about his newly published book, The Enlightened Passenger: The Flight That Changes Everything. It’s a gripping fictional narrative, with a message that is structured around ideas from over 7000 thought leaders that he’s interviewed….And I get the inside scoop!!! You will finish the […]The post Check out my chat with author & TEDx speaker, Corey Poirier appeared first on Let's Talk Art With

Episode 585: Carol Baldwin & I met at a book discussion at the library. We got to chatting, when I found out she was an author & a blogger, who helps other writers get published, I knew I HAD to get her on the pod. She is passionate about all things writing…& it shows. Her […]The post Today I chat with Carol Baldwin, Charlotte Author appeared first on Let's Talk Art With Brooke.

In the latest episode of Art Persists, we speak to journalist, writer, and Chief Contributing Editor of The Art Newspaper, Gareth Harris.We chat about Gareth’s book, Censored Art Today, two years after its publication. We reflect on how censorship of the arts has changed and transformed since the book’s release - including the silencing of artists in the wake of Israel’s war on Gaza. We go on to discuss controversial statues and what to do with them, as well as the ongoing impact of social media on

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to the Tiny Pencils Podcast! This week we're having a good old catch up and hearing all about eachothers weeks. There's a little bit more Tim Holtz chat, another shout out to Elaine at Studio 1850 and The Bookmark Project.See you next week!Massive thanks to Jamie Goddard for our new jingle and the episode edit. Love you!Emma and Harriet (TPP)Things Mentioned Distress crayons Emma’s PatreonElaine - Studio 1850The Bookmark ProjectHarriet LowtherCo-...

Send us a Text Message.On today's episode, I chat to still life photographer Edd Fury. Edd and I chat about his love for still life photography, the skill set you need for lighting and understanding product, and his love for Americana. Find Edd here:Instagram: @eddfuryphotoWeb: www.edwardfury.com Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.It was a joy to talk to Actor, Playwright and Head of The Justice Analytical Unit at the Scottish Government, Catherine Bissett. We chat about how she manages to successfully carry out all of the above with such aplomb!Mentioned in this episode - https://bridgesactorsagency.com/Link to placeholder script: https://salamanderstreet.com/product/placeholder-by-catherine-bisset-2/You can contact Catherine using Twitter / X under the username @catherinebiss12If you would like...

Send us a Text Message.Join Linda as she discusses Elizabeth's and Adriana's journey filming their TV Show, Art Adventures. Topics include how they researched their topics, some production and editing stories, and how much fun they had making their shows. You can watch Art Adventures on their YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ArtAdventuresTvShowSupport the Show.Buy Linda a coffee here:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/LindaRFisler Visit our Youtube Channel at https://www.youtube...

In the latest episode of Art Persists, we speak to award-winning poet, playwright, author and editor, Joelle Taylor.Joelle talks about growing up in Lancashire and how punk and live performance introduced her to spoken word and poetry. She opens the conversation by reading an extract for her brilliant new novel, The Night Alphabet. We chat about the central themes of patriarchy and the strength of solidarity between women across the globe, interwoven throughout.The Art Persists Podcast is

Send us a Text Message.Welcome to the Tiny Pencils Podcast!In this episode we are joined by the incredible Emily Mackenzie to celebrate publication day of her new book - HELP! Ralfy Rabbit and the Great Library Rescue. Please do get in touch with your local bookshop to buy a copy or find it here. We chat about books, publishing, self employed life and of course there is some materials chat mixed in! Thank you Emily for coming on the podcast with us!Instagram - @emilymackenziedraws Website - w...

In this episode of the podcast, I chat with Connor Walberg, an experienced action sports photographer and SEO expert, who shares invaluable tips to kickstart your online presence. From understanding the power of Google My Business to crafting compelling image descriptions, Connor provides a clear roadmap for SEO success tailored for photographers. The Big Ideas:Utilize Google My Business: An optimized Google My Business listing can significantly improve your ranking in local search resul...

Good morning, afternoon, and evening! Bodio has returned, having successfully absorbed the wisdom of the Galactic Leyline, which is good to have when dealing with the goofiest of goons, Gibby and Kaylie. This episode, our ragtag crew ventures into the cosmos to chat about the underrated early 2000s anime Outlaw Star! What makes it unique in the grand scheme of anime and space operas? How does it compare to its spiritual big brother Cowboy Bebop? And where is my catgirl princess? WHERE?!?! Als...

Welcome to the Tiny Pencils Podcast! This is a two-part social media series, and to confuse you, we've switched the order of these episodes; if you haven't already, you might want to go listen to the other episode. In this episode, we chat about the social media fear, creating a community and getting back to messages. We hope to add more to this series, so let us know if you have any questions!Massive thanks to Jamie Goddard for our new jingle and the episode edit. Love you!Emma and Harr...

We all use shortcuts sometimes. Some of use shortcuts a lot. But how do you know when using them is advantageous and when they put you at risk of missing out on a great experience or the full potential of your work?This little chat today goes over the true necessity of shortcuts and the sometimes unexpected things we miss out on when used imprudently. Take a break and kick back for this short but important little chat about the place of shortcuts in creative work. -Leave a COMMENT:

Episode 584: I was first introduced to Katie, of the Katie Gallery when I read an answer she wrote on Quora.com. I loved the way she answered it was so eloquent, so fearless. Of course i looked up her art right away & just knew I had to have her on the pod. Not only is […]The post Listen to my chat with painter, Katie Heffelfinger of the Katie Gallery in NYC appeared first on Let's Talk Art With Brooke.

This episode we chat about our personal glaze journeys, where we are in our glaze educations and where we want to be. We discuss how we use glaze in our creative practices and our introductions into using commercially made glazes and how we began experimenting with raw materials to make our own. The best way for us to reach new listeners is through word of mouth so if you like our podcast please let your clay friends know and leave us a rating or review! Resources: For Flux Sak...

Send us a Text Message.Australian Celtic Artist Kris Ramsay joins me to discuss her work, a lot of which is designed so those with visual impairment can experience it. She is also a living breathing Celtic Warrior who engages in full contact competitive sword fighting and goes by the name Sgáthach Ramsay, it is something that brings her closer to her Celtic Roots. She gives us her background and goes through a dozen or so of her Celtic artworks as well as some general chat about being a Celti...

D.K's Cult Classics Episode 18 - "It will tear your soul apart." We're not sure about your soul, but this month's Cult Classic is such a bumper one that we had to split it into two! In part one DK talks to renowned author and the man whom Clive Barker himself describes as the "resident expert" on Hellraiser, Paul Kane. Join us for a sit down as they talk inspiration, adaptation and just what prompted Mr Kane to become a writer before coming with us for our regular movie review. In this month's

Delve into the captivating world of graphic design, where images and visuals weave powerful narratives that transcend words. Join us as we explore the artistry behind creating designs that inform, engage, and inspire. Uncover the secrets of effective visual storytelling and discover how graphic designers harness the power of imagery to communicate ideas, evoke emotions, and shape perceptions. Learn from industry experts and creative minds as they share their insights and techniques for crafting

This episode I welcome photographer Susan Wood, who was active in the magazine world in the 1950s through the 2000s, with the focus now on preserving her archive and mounting exhibitions. Our discussion focusses on her career path that included making iconic "behind the scenes" photographs on the set of "Easy Rider" as well as her work with John Lennon and Yoko Ono. A fun chat with a charming lady!