No special guests this week, just a meat-and-potatoes episode about what turned out to be a surprisingly crowded and relatively “better for theaters than for studios” end-of-quarter three weekend. Avengers: Endgame was #1 with $26 million as it prepares to knock Avatar out of the all-time global top spot for the second time, which of course led to plenty of chatter about to what extent the MCU is “back” and/or the extent to which the Infinity Saga finale might also remind audiences that Marvel

John Nicholson takes an epic trip through space and time in his first book of poetry, Airedale in Ancient Times. Amid riots and shootings in Bradford, The Bingley Byron also seems to have perfected the knack of writing for more than one audience at a time.  His celebrations of beer and the outlaw life satisfy the pub crowd, while he courts a wealthy mill owner with his sensational morality tales. But how long can he keep them all happy? We’ll return with Season 2 of Death of a Poet in March 2027,

We sit down and talk with the hardest worker out of the 719 AI Records, Muse. Also known as Larry my assistant and co host for The AI w/Scottie

Painting Insights Podcast is an online show where Richard K Blades and Simon Renshaw talk to professional painters, gallery owners, frame makers and curators. This week our guest is Yasmine Elgamal. Yasmine is a talented and creative painter. She paints beautifully deep and textured portraits and domestic scenes. We discuss his process, her history, and thoughts on the art-making process. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/PaintingInsightsPodcast Buy Me A Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/paintinginsights

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit samantharteditorial.substack.comDuring our 1 hour and 19 minute conversation, we dive deep into Nidhi’s story, the important science behind creativity, and how being a curator is serving as a translator between the art and the community. Sit back, relax and enjoy our deep and lively conversation. We even thought of a new conversation topic to bring to all of you at 🖼️ The Art Guide. 👀

Welcome to the Theater Moviegoers! This week we are back with another volume of our Guilty Pleasure Movies! Terrible films but we love them anyway. In this episode we're talking Blind Date, Ladybugs, Varsity Blues, Demolition Man, Assassins, and The Avengers! So sit back and relax as we share more of our favorite bad movies!Be sure to hit subscribe, visit our Website, and follow us on our social media! Website - ⁠https://www.bttmtpodcast.com Instagram - ⁠@backtothemovietheater⁠

In this episode, We explore the differences between art and craft within the context of miniature painting, shining a light on the similarities and differences to fine art and functional objects. We share our disgust with gatekeeping with our personal experiences. We discuss the nature of art versus craft and the importance of self-identification as an artist as you navigate your own creative journey. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to

Jason Aaron returns to the podcast to discuss Marvel's Indiana Jones and the Sword of Pandemonium. Plus, Bug Wars, Absolute Superman, and much more.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

In this episode, Jermayn Parker and Stephen East are joined by our USA reviewer Scott Walyn as we are having another emergency podcast discussing our reactions to the apparent stopping of Mad Cave Studios creating new Phantom comics. We go into our reactions, and is this bad for the future of the character? What is next? If you would like to ask any specific questions to him about the series that we have missed, please contact us at ChronicleChamber@gmail.com or leave them on our YouTube chan...

Today, Brennan and Meth discuss the (disappointing) upcoming Fall 2026 anime season and what new shows and seasons you should keep a look out for! We also recap our favorite shows from the Summer 2026 anime season. Send us Fan Mail

As artists and makers in this current context, there’s an unfortunate tension we find ourselves holding: How do we approach the “necessary evil” of social media, without being superficial or obsessed with our follower count and likes? What does it look like to create just for the joy of creating, without needing to exhibit every single work?In this episode of Letters to a Young Creative, singer-songwriter Alejo Cala Lara sits with established artist and musician Jon Guerra to chat through this

Gabe ArnoldHelping Visionary Founders Eliminate Operational Chaos to Scale, and Start Leading from the Passenger Seat.Gabe Arnold is the CEO of Simple Operations and the author of Passenger Seat Leadership and Atomic Words. After years of building and scaling businesses, he discovered a critical flaw that traps most entrepreneurs: building a company that completely relies on them to survive. Today, Gabe helps visionary founders eliminate operational chaos, build predictable systems, and scale their

This film is not is not just one of my favorite sports movies, but a hidden gem when 90s hip-hop movies. Check it out!

We are right at that point of equal night, equal day, the equinox.The cycle reaches the opposite point from its beginning.What initiated six months ago now exists in relationship to something outside of myself, in relationship to the other.Six months ago was the I AM moment. The beginning. Awareness. Instinct. Emergence.This year that equinox came with Saturn and Neptune together in Aries, already describing something about where we are heading.Three months later, at the summer solstice, the impulse

Welcome to Episode 13 of The Cosy Creative podcast. I hope that you enjoy listening and can relate to some of the topics I talk about in this one.Natasha xxxIf the podcast doesn't play for you on Patreon (there's an ongoing glitch), you will hopefully be able to listen to it via the RSS feed link below:https://www.patreon.com/public-rss/7316948?show=2048076

Join Kate Stanton Melendez for an interview with artist and filmmaker Beth B. Beth B is a legend of New York's No Wave scene - a radical DIY movement defined by stark minimalism, dissonant soundtracks, and a confrontational, anti-establishment sensibility. Over a 45-plus-year career, B has directed 30+ films across documentary, experimental, and narrative genres, alongside interdisciplinary work exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide. B has produced and directed network television

Karen Bolan is a teacher, lecturer, pattern designer and traveller. She's an artist who loves sharing her joy and her process and bringing people along with her. Quilting started as a quiet counterbalance to her career as an Engineer, something she picked up on the side. But that side pursuit kept pulling at her until she finally took the leap into a fully creative life. Today, Karen is based in Santa Rosa, California, working as a quilt teacher, lecturer, and pattern designer. Her desi...

Australian Women Artists The podcast Ep 87 Sally Ross Sally Ross is an intellectually captivating painter who works between hypnotic landscapes and psychological portraiture. Sally has spent over three decades developing a distinctive visual language defined by flattened, patterned surfaces, cool palettes, and a deep dialogue with art history. After eight formative years living in France, (amongst other things, running an artists’ squat in an aband...

It is a pleasure to welcome Lizzie Jacklin and Esme Whittaker to the podcast to discuss a fascinating new exhibition opening at the Laing Gallery on October 17th. This exhibition focuses on the intermedial relations between poetry and painting in Pre-Raphaelitism. Lizzie and Esme discuss this relationship, the process of putting the exhibition together and tease us with some of the works soon to be on display. For more information, please visit:

Circle of Light is a collaboration between six landscape and nature photographers, Anna Morgan, Charlotte Gibb, Claudia Welsch, Jennifer Renwick, Michele Sons and Sarah Marino, formed to counter the isolation that comes with landscape photography and to push the boundaries of what nature photography can express.Their first project, the ebook The Nature of Place, brings together lead essays and dialogue style responses that read like a campfire conversation about creativity, connection to place and