Episode 164 - "Do you know that hawks and wolves mate for life? The Bishop didn't even leave us that... not even that." The 80s Fantasy Season may have ridden off into the sunset some time ago, but apparently the quest wasn't quite over yet... We're finally bringing you our planned-but-delayed review of Richard Donner's medieval fantasy adventure Ladyhawke! Joining host Michael for this long-awaited return to the world of knights, curses and animal transformations are Sandy, stepping into the

This is the 33rd episode of the Trip Sitters Podcast where @Vivec and I talk about the film 'Dazed and Confused' (1993) w/ spoilers of course and the brand new film 'Resident Evil'! It's better to have seen these films of course, but you don't have to. Join us for a fun time on a wonderful Tuesday night.

These are some reports I've read on the channel in a nice and easy compilation video for y'all to listen to...

Episode 4 - Jack and Rob delve into the world of dystopian fiction, and struggle to discern it from today's current reality. Did Germans really used to measure height in blocks of cheese? What do you call someone who could really use a slap? Rob almost cuts his finger off in his flat and ponders the emergency responder system in Berlin.

Welcome to Paneloids: Comic Books and More! Tonight, we talk Lanterns E6, Absolute Batman #24, Absolute Wonder Woman #24, Absolute Flash #19, Justice League Unlimited #23, Green Lantern #39, Miles Morales: Spider-Man #2, D'Orc #8, Infernal Hulk vs. Wolverine #1, Corpse Knight #6, Superman: Father of Tomorrow #5, Lost Fantasy #12, Escape from New York: Escape from Chicago #1, Smile: Any Given Smile #1, plus nerdy news and rumors! LIVE Wednesdays 7PM EST with new comic book day reviews, nerdy news,

This week Miranda speaks with Evelyn Escamilla Nichols, a Mexican American graphic designer and printmaker based in Austin, Texas. Evelyn’s path to printmaking winds through Chicago, art school in Monterrey, Mexico, a career in graphic design, and eventually back to the tactile, imperfect, deeply human process of making prints. In our conversation, they talk about the freedom she finds in printmaking after years of designing for clients, the beauty of leaving the artist’s hand visible, and th...

Ep. 65: Wayne Boardman on Finding Unique Compositions, Preparation, and Photographing New Zealand’s Disappearing DairiesOn a rainy morning at Murrays Bay, host Rajeev talks with New Zealand landscape photographer Wayne Boardman about his path from early Instagram community meets and mobile photography to long-exposure seascapes and a Fujifilm GFX medium-format system chosen for larger, sharper prints. Wayne reflects on how Instagram shifted from a tight community to a marketing platform, and

Send us Fan Mail The + and – Button on Your Camera Explained Ever taken a photograph that looks too dark or too bright, even though your camera seemed to get the exposure right? That's where exposure compensation comes in. In this episode, we take a simple, practical look at what exposure compensation is, why your camera sometimes gets exposure wrong, and when you should use the + and – controls on your camera. You'll learn: What exposure compensation actually doesWhat +1, –1 and ⅓-stop adjus...

What happens when students take the lead in their artistic journeys? In this episode, the Creativity Department welcomes Jen Ferrari and Jill Hogan, authors of What Artists Do: TAB Pedagogy and Practice for K–12 Choice-Based Art Classes. They tackle common misconceptions about TAB and share practical strategies for fostering student creativity, independence, and self-expression, including assessment approaches and ideas for choice-based art rooms.

Complexity is the Next Step — Street Photographer Julia Coddington on Moving Beyond Simple Images, Flow State, and Compositional Evolution. Julia Coddington is an Australian photographer specializing in street and documentary photography. She's the co-founder of the Unexposed Collective, administrator of Women in Street, and member of the Little Box Collective, Julia championsdiverse voices in contemporary street photography. Julia embraces complexity in your images, capturing intimate,...

I sat down with Andrea Modica, the ‘Italian Story’ photographer (as well many other books) who has made every photograph since 1980 with an 8x10 view camera and prints all her work herself. Andrea studied with Richard Benson at Yale, teaches photography at Drexel University, and has just published ‘Italian Story’ with L'Artiere, 40 personal years of large format photographs made in and about Italy. We talked about what makes a good photograph and why complexity matters more than beauty,...

Writer Eliot Rahal returns to the podcast to talk about his new Image Comics series Crimes Against Nature #1, which finds an Oscar-nominated gorilla and his trainer on the run for murder.SUBSCRIBE ON RSS, APPLE, SPOTIFY, OR THE APP OF YOUR CHOICE. FOLLOW US ON BLUESKY, INSTAGRAM, TIKTOK, AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

How do you photograph a city that refuses to stay still long enough for your camera to catch up? Chirodeep Chaudhuri (@chirodeepchaudhuri) has notes from 30 years of walking the streets of Mumbai.Welcome to the Croma Unboxed Podcast, where we explore how technology shapes the way we live, build and belong. We look at technology through the lens of culture, habit, and human behaviour. Chirodeep is a Mumbai-based documentary and street photographer, author, and educator, whose three-decade body of

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Episode 113: A Cacophony of Deep QuestionsPrompts: List, Ocean Blue, Memory, 4823 Neal is riding solo this week, and not only is he riding solo, the first segment is literally riding, in his new car, recording on a highway. Talk about dedication. This week Neal, like LT, takes inspiration from LIST and also MEMORY to give us a list of 5 films worth checking out that deal with memory and all its themes. This episode explores memory not as a perfect record of the past, but as something we

Today the Panelists discuss a book that is more of a collection of Instagram posts than a narrative. We discuss our love for Mackesy’s finished but unfinished-looking art and our mixed opinions on the words and narrative in this book. And at the end, there is a reveal that changes everything.(00:00) - “The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse” by Charlie Mackesy(01:03) - Front Matter (01:59) - Impressions (08:14) - Kids don’t talk like this (08:54) - The art style (13:19) - The

Created during her traumatic divorce from Diego Rivera, this is one of the most recognisable of Kahlo's 50+ self-portraits, capturing vitality and endurance rather than despair at a time of great pain... Support the show

This week, Gilbert and Frank welcome one of the most visible and popular TV actors of the 1970s, 80s and 90s, former heartthrob and “B.J. and the Bear” and “My Two Dads” star Greg Evigan, who shares memorable anecdotes about everyone from Burt Reynolds to William Shatner to simian TV sidekick Sam (AKA “The Bear”). Also, Greg shares the stage with Ben Vereen AND John Travolta, jams with Paul Shaffer and lends his car to Ringo Starr! PLUS: Don Kirshner! The strange genius of Glen A. Larson! “Pink Lady

This episode, we return to Earth-616 and travel back to WW2.The King's life is threatened and only the Crusaders can save him! But, are the Crusaders the heroes they seem to be? Find out as David, Peter and some returning guest voices cover Invaders #14. Kelly “Ghost Girl” Blair's peek into the Paris Metro can be found at https://taplink.cc/metrostoppodcast You can find Martin (Lord Falsworth) Gray's comic review blog at https://dangermart.blog/ Kirby (Toro) Evans is a regular on

Garrett Chaffin-Quiray and Ed Rosa talk through divergent feelings about a master’s lasterpiece. This is part of a series that overlaps with, and extends, Brian Raftery’s 2020 book “Best. Movie. Year. Ever.: How 1999 Blew Up the Big Screen”. Primary screenings include: “Following” (Christopher Nolan, 1998), “Varsity Blues” (Brian Robbins, 1999), “The Blair Witch Project” (Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez, 1999), “The Matrix” (The Wachowskis, 1999), “Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace”...