To make the most out of your listening experience, follow along with the episode's Wingman post on our Instagram: @artvirginsSami paid $70 for five minutes behind a locked gate in Cancún, and a French stranger nearly got left outside. His hunt for the one MUSA Invader that isn't underwater turns into a crash course from a top-100 Flash Invaders player: the tools serious hunters use, whether knowing the exact location ruins the fun, and the three trophy mosaics that separate amateurs from legends,

Autumn is officially here which means #SpookySeason2026 is here, so we are dropping our first ever MONSTERS MEGA EPISODE episode! Prepared to be scared out of your socks, hide under the bed, and take notes so you can be the final girl. You won't be safe listening to this Mega Episode in the dark! This week your two monster-hunting hosts celebrate some of our creepiest episodes across pop culture! Here’s what’s in store for this week’s frightening lineup:Frankenstein in Pop Culture - Learn everything

Is The Garden of Earthly Delights the strangest painting in all of art history? Is Bosch's bizarre masterpiece a vision of paradise or apocalyptic doom? And what's with all the giant fruit? Join Alastair and James as they dive headlong into the weird and wonderful world of Hieronymus Bosch.If you want to see the artworks discussed in this episode you can switch on video in your podcast app at any time. Artworks in this episode: Hieronymus Bosch, The Garden of Earthly Delights, 1490-1500, Museo del

Happy Fall everybody! The boys of Filmed Obscura are back with a new season after an extended summer break. This season, Justin and Chris are tackling one of the best sub-genres of film out there (at least for Justin)-the obscure Giallo. Chris got the first pick and went with an uber obscure pick out of Glen Cove, Long Island. 5 Dead On The Crimson Canvas. It's low def, lower budget, and full of heart. Worth a watch for sure and you can purchase it at vineg...

»Fotobücher gestalten« 2025 auf der Buchmesse haben wir den freiberuflichen Fotobuchgestalter Victor Balko zu uns an den Stand in Halle 3.1 J87 eingeladen, um mit ihm und dem Publikum darüber zu sprechen, worin eigentlich das Geheimnis einer guten Gestaltung liegt? Was ein Fotobuch einzigartig macht? Und ob sich die Gestaltung immer an den Inhalt anpasst? Oder ob es eine Wechselwirkung ist? Victor Balko hat Fotografie und Typografie in Offenbach studiert und bei Steidl in Göttingen gearbeitet

Curator Mark Godfrey and painter Emma McIntyre discuss the importance of Sigmar Polke—skeptic, trickster, and visionary—on the occasion of Sigmar Polke: The Knowledge of Colours, a solo exhibition at the De Pont Museum in Tilburg, Netherlands, part of Sigmar Polke: Athanor NOW, a project by the Anna Polke Foundation. Polke is widely recognized as one of the most innovative painters and multidisciplinary artists of the postwar era, and the exhibition is on view through February 28 of next year.Emma

Joy and Teresa update one another on current projects. Joy reveals she is leaving on a trip and wants to try sketching on location. Teresa has been getting into a flow at her workbench and is allowing a new collection to emerge on its own. They’ve both been busy writing one-line stories to read out loud. The conversation begins by featuring listener comments to the question, “Why I Create,” and ends by swapping memories of 1980s scents—both good and bad. ~Show Notes and Links~Point and Line to Plane

What if painting isn't only something you do, but the way you find your way back to yourself?In this episode of Paint Rest Repeat, I'm joined by artist Amy Kim for a heartfelt conversation about identity, motherhood, letting go of control, and being yourself in your art. Amy studied art more than twenty years ago, then stepped away. She was convinced she wasn't creative enough or brave enough to be an artist. After years of design, teaching and raising her daughters, she realised she no longer knew

Check out the full video version!🎥 https://www.tisch.academy/ I am incredibly excited to share a brand-new podcast episode with the legendary Canadian artist Robert Bateman. For those who may not be familiar with his legacy, Robert Bateman is one of the world's most widely recognized and respected wildlife painters and conservation advocates. His masterworks are celebrated for their breathtaking realism, focusing deeply on detailed animal subjects beautifully integrated into their natural,

Ö1 Kulturjournal +++ Moderation: Susanna DalMonte +++ Der Autor Ian McEwan im Gespräch über die Gegenwart aus der Sicht der Zukunft. Wolfgang Popp +++ Rückblick aufs Eröffnungswochenende des steirischen herbst. Ulli Leitner und Gabriel Schaffler +++ Fortsetzung des Kinderbuchklassikers "Der Grüffelo" mit der Grüffelo-Oma. Sarah Seekircher +++ Eine Eigenproduktion des ORF, gesendet am 28.9.2026.

Writer Maya Kurita stops by Nerdy Mewzings and talks about the different kind of pressure that comes with calling yourself an author, working with a literary agent, and conquering deadlines leading up to publishing. Maya’s book in progress features monster hunting in Sengoku-era Japan, drawing inspiration from two of her favorite series, The Witcher and Shogun. It involves creatures from folklore, real historical figures in an alternate history, and a warden named Raiko who will not stop until he

In Episode 47, Chris Mitchell joins the pod! Chris, Noah, and Blake talk about his career in photo and video, getting into film, his project of documenting the south, questions from the audience and more.

In this week’s episode of the Artist Academy Podcast, I’m sitting down with my friend and Artist Academy member Ariane O’Day.I’ve known Ariane for about five years, during which I’ve had the privilege of watching her painting career blossom over time. She started out teaching and bartending but quickly realized those jobs were taking time away from the creative career she really wanted. Ariane shares what it took to finally let go of safety nets, find clients in a new community, and turn

Matt sits down with collector Mike Smith for a closer look at the work of S.L. Jones, using several carved heads and drawings from Matt’s collection alongside Mike’s firsthand memories of visiting Jones at his home in West Virginia.Mike met S.L. Jones late in his career and was able to spend time with him, photograph him, and document some of those visits on video. Matt and Mike compare early and late carvings, look at the similarities between Jones’ carved faces and drawings, break down

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For episode 493 of F-Stop Collaborate and Listen, Host Matt Payne sits down with David Lloyd, a New Zealand-born wildlife photographer acclaimed for his black and white minimalism and unwavering commitment to ethical, unmanipulated imagery. David Lloyd shares his journey from London’s Richmond Park to world-renowned wildlife destinations, unpacking how years of experience and a background in design shaped his artistic vision (00:10). The episode runs deep into practical and philosophical territory:

London-based Czech painter Hynek Martinec is a multi award-winning, classically-trained painter. In this episode, he talks about his early art education in Czechoslovakia, how he felt the need to give the symbols of old master paintings a modern interpretation, his time in Paris perfecting the art of painting human hair before moving to London, how... Continue Reading →

Message Nick and Steve here: Steve and Nick revisit the grey import debate after asking photographers where they buy their gear. The savings can be substantial, but what about warranties, VAT and the UK camera shops we value? Wedding photographer Greg Thurtle joins them to talk about using the Osmo Pocket 4 Pro for hybrid wedding coverage. They discuss where a small camera helps, how the second lens changes the way Greg shoots, and the compromises he has found so far. Later, Steve shares a s...

Weekly AI news for Hollywood, Advertising, and the creative industries. This week, Technically Creative looks at a major shift in generative AI: filmmakers, studios, musicians, publishers and advertisers are starting to talk publicly about how they are actually using AI.Jeffrey Katzenberg is developing plans for an AI-focused animation venture. The Lion King director Rob Minkoff is developing Storm Dogs using human performances combined with generative technology. Darren Aronofsky continues

Send us Fan Mail Jon Mesa and Matt Truiano do a one-on-one episode about when tattooers need to say no, including turning down projects outside their strengths, designs that are too small, ideas that won’t age well, and clients who change direction or message-bomb before appointments. They discuss balancing honesty with opportunity, sometimes doing simple walk-ins for the experience can lead to bigger work, while also protecting time, enforcing rescheduling boundaries, and avoiding sending dr...