Today, Brennan and Meth discuss which Fall anime season shows we're watching and how, as we talked about before, this season is a pretty mid and some heavy hitters don't air until later in the Fall. Send us Fan Mail

What if memories were real entities that inhabit places, and what if music could give those places a voice? In this episode of Makers & Mystics, Stephen Roach sits down with composer Michael Anderson to explore the strange and beautiful relationship between memory, time, place, music, and faith. Michael's latest work, Hallov, is a 24-piece musical journey through birth, pain, joy, death, and what might come after. Described by Michael as “a movie score without the movie,” the album follow...

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On this episode of How I See, photographer Jason Siegel shares the unexpected path that took him from running a college music blog to photographing artists including GRiZ and Illenium—and eventually to documenting remote cultures and landscapes around the world.Jason discusses developing his visual style with Leica, balancing music, adventure, and hospitality photography, and building a creative career around curiosity and variety. He also recounts his journey through Kyrgyzstan and

Welcome to the conversation with Catherine Freshly. In the interview, you’ll learn how to give yourself permission to explore even when what you're already doing is working, what can stay consistent as your work changes, and why putting in the hours at the easel can lead you somewhere you could never have planned in advance. Bonus Conversation [Art Club] For landscape painter Catherine Freshley, light is a huge part of what gives a place its feeling. In this bonus episode, Freshley talks abou...

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This week we welcome the multi nominated and award winning, Urban X Hall of Fame performer and director Shaundam into the tub. He hops in and shares the wild story of sheer determination and vision that he was not going to let fail. He is the true meaning of the saying “Keep your eye on the prize!” and it shows in his brand success. He truly does not stop as you will hear in this conversation as he is always working on something new like his current project of what is essentially a pocket assistant

This episode features a great conversation with photographer, archivist and researcher Lukas Birk. We discuss his work with the Afghan Box Camera Project and Myanmar Photo Archive, the strange appeal of found photographs, and what happens when photography, history and obsession collide. Links: Instant Box Camera Myanmar Photo Archive Fraglich Publishing Box Camera NOW Afghan Box Camera The Photo Vault

Thursday, midday. Paul Noth is in Milwaukee, where he moved back after 20 years split between the Upper East Side and the Princeton area, and where he now has, as he put it while wandering to another room mid-stream to chase better WiFi, multiple rooms. (We get it, Paul. You don’t live in Manhattan anymore.)First order of business: it’s Noth, rhymes with both. He’s been letting people say “Nawth” for decades out of Midwestern politeness. Gosh. Consider yourselves corrected on his behalf. If you

Angel Nieves revisits earlier creature and science-fiction work through the tools and judgment he developed over a long 3D career. What Lurks Beneath becomes a discussion about returning to an old idea, choosing which details matter and deciding what to change.The conversation also covers his medical-visualization production experience, a self-imposed spaceship challenge, personal artwork about AI, photography and taking breaks. He describes the team process behind medical visualization and how his

The iPhone 18 Pro has been out for ten days now and we have Jeff Donald back with us to talk about our experiences with the new camera system. The iPhone 18 Pro Camera SystemApp FeaturesBuy Me a CoffeeVoicecastGreg's BookThe Podcast WebsiteDave on InstagramDave on ThreadsDave on BlueskyDave on XDave on TikTokDave on VERODave on MastodonDwight on FlickrDwight on VERODwight on GlassDwight on InstagramDwight’s Art on InstagramDwight on VSCOGreg’s WebsiteGreg on GlassGreg on About.meGreg on

Facing rejection? Sam Cotterill and Jake Parker teach when to dump a project, when to persist, and how to take a no (without taking it personally).

Chris Bramble is a London-born ceramic artist whose distinctive contemporary style seamlessly blends his African heritage with European influences, developed over nearly four decades of practice since establishing his studio in 1988. Chris is a graduate of The Glasgow School of Art with a master's from Westminster University. Chris' work draws from his transformative period in Zimbabwe during the 1980s, where he studied traditional stone carving techniques that profoundly shaped his approach to

X-Men: The Animated Series takes on X-Men: Evolution in new comic. Mirka Andolfo returns to Image with Merciless. Grant Morrison's New X-Men gets Premier collection from Marvel.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 October mailbag episode of Art Ed Radio, host Tim Bogatz welcomes back Amanda Heyn for an honest and practical conversation about the challenges art teachers are facing this fall. After a long introduction and some great introductions (skip to about 14:45 if you just want the mailbag), Tim and Amanda answer listener questions about back-to-back elementary art classes, advocating for a more workable schedule, protecting time for cleanup and preparation, and finding realistic ways to make a

في أصوات نسمعها وإحنا صغار، ونكتشف لما نكبر إنها صارت بوصلة جوانا. صوت يعلّمك إن القوة مو بس إنك تقدر تواجه، لكن إنك تختار تحمي، وإن القائد يكون أول واحد يتقدّم وقت الخوف، وآخر واحد يترك أحد وراه. ويمكن أجمل أثر يتركه بطل فينا، إننا في يوم نلاقي نفسنا نحاول نكون لغيرنا الأمان اللي كان يمثّله لنا.روابط يمكن تهمكبيتر كولين:www.youtube.com/watch?v=5itjiAr6bb4موقع كرتون كرتونkartoonkarton.com

In this episode of AART, Chris welcomes multi-award-winning American film editor, producer and writer Nancy Novack, ACE, for a biographical conversation about the life, experiences and creative choices behind her distinguished career in film. For more than 25 years, Nancy has helped shape documentary and feature films for HBO, PBS, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu and Starz. Her work has appeared at leading international film festivals, including Sundance, Venice, Tribeca, Hot Docs and Telluride, and has

Once a week, a cozy bar in Omaha has jazz, and on certain nights the room feels like magic. One of us wants to make a concert film there in the spirit of Jazz on a Summer's Day and The Last Waltz, on the original Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera, an old Super 16 digital camera that records to one SD card. Between us we own three, and they're tougher than we expected: a 256 GB card holds about 90 minutes of raw CinemaDNG, and others have shot past an hour without overheating. The short film one...