host: Alyson Stanfield La Vaughn Belle is a visual artist based in St. Croix whose interdisciplinary practice explores colonial histories and Caribbean identity. Host Alyson Stanfield talks with La Vaughn about building a thriving art career outside traditional art centers through strategic networking, intentional collaboration, and the bold decision to hire a publicist for her monument project I Am Queen Mary. La Vaughn reveals How she built strategic networks that expanded her reach beyond her

The Horror! The Horror!, Disneyland and Elric! The week Scott talks about his recent trip to Disneyland while visiting southern California. He also talks about scoring a hard to find book while on his trip. DL looks at the wonderfully gruesome book The Horror! The Horror! In his book Jim Trombetta examines 1950's pre-code horror comics with many examples of comics and covers. Check it out!

📚 Book Review: Inner Light - Chris Levine on Portraiture, Meditation & Photographing the QueenOn this week’s episode of All About Art, I’m reviewing one of the most beautiful and meditative art books I’ve encountered: Inner Light by Chris Levine. This stunning monograph chronicles Levine’s most iconic portrait work, from Queen Elizabeth II and Kate Moss to Grace Jones and the Dalai Lama, and offers rare insight into his deeply spiritual creative process. I explore how Levine strips away the

In 1987, Re-Animator director Stuart Gordon tapped into a force more terrifying than any zombie, vampire, werewolf, mummy, alien or otherworldly threat: little girls’ playthings. This film takes us off the beaten path to a remote mansion on the longest night in the world. Inside, horrors await, but first we must be served soup by two kindly old folks, before all hell breaks loose in the form of two-foot tall toys. With child actor Carrie Lorraine taking the lead in this funhouse horror comedy - what

GGACP celebrates Halloween month by revisiting part two of a 2019 salute to Universal horror classics with author, screenwriter and historian Gary Gerani. In this episode: In praise of "The Raven"! The Monster takes a mate! Bela Lugosi’s finest hour! The strange life of Edgar G. Ulmer! And the absurd brilliance of “The Black Cat”!Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1930 – seven years after applying for his patent – Vladimir Zworykin visited Farnsworth's laboratory in San Francisco.  At the time, he was still employed by Westinghouse, and was given a three-day tour of Farnsworth's operations with the understanding that Westinghouse was considering taking a license for Farnsworth's patents. When he was handed a freshly-fabricated Image Dissector tube, everybody present heard him say This is a beautiful

In this episode, I’m sharing my journey into photography from my early beginnings to the travel experiences that shaped who I am as an artist today. It’s a little trip down memory lane filled with stories, lessons and pivotal moments that helped me find my creative voice. If you’d prefer to skip the back story, jump to the last 10 minutes where I share my best advice for other photographers.

Composer Josh Andrus joins us to share how he carved a real career path from EDM tours to scoring films and video games in today’s AI-driven industry. He reveals how a single DM opened doors, why a Juilliard certificate gave him an edge, and how he balanced income with acoustic sample packs while building real-to-picture credits. Josh breaks down the craft of scoring—spotting scenes, shaping a sonic palette like a color grade, and using silence as design—while explaining how small live elemen...

In this episode, Jace welcomes back creator Leanne Krecic, known to fans as Mongie, for an in-depth conversation about the long-awaited return of her hit digital series Let’s Play, now relaunching on Tapas after its celebrated run on another platform. Leanne shares how it feels to revisit her beloved characters after a hard-earned creative hiatus, discusses the journey behind the new Let’s Play anime adaptation on Crunchyroll, and reflects on the challenges and triumphs that shaped her path as both

Send us a textTired of feeling like you need an exotic location for great photos? 🎒 The truth is, the most amazing photo spots are often right outside your door. The key is learning how to see like a professional photographer. 🎁Host Rick McEvoy gives you his essential 11-Point Checklist for training your eye and taking captivating photos, no matter where you are. Stop just looking, and truly see the world around you! ✨💥 What You'll Master in This Episode:Light First! ☀️💡 Always look for the

Welcome to Mid Week Magic! This short and sweet weekly segment is here to give you a quick burst of inspiration. In this first mini-episode, I’m sharing an easy mindset hack to help you move from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset — a small shift that can make a big difference in your creative journey.

The whole gang (Steve, Kevin, Phil, and Andy) is here for our annual Halloween episode tradition. Mansect...

Your artistic voice is what sets your work apart. Join me in this episode as I dive into everything about your artistic voice - what it is, how I found mine and tips to help you discover yours.

The Secret Society of Super-Villains!Costumed criminals unite as they respond to a mysterious invitation. Who is behind this? What are their goals? Will the Villains succeed or are they doomed to failure from the start? And most importantly... where is Catwoman??? Join David and Peter as they cover the events of Secret Society of Super-Villains #1. Special thanks to Christine for her guest voice acting. Don't miss it! Email us

Welcome to Creative Block! This week’s guest is NICOLE GOUX! Nicole is an illustrator and cartoonist whose work can be seen in her comic Pet Peeves, Forest Hills Bootleg Society and Fuck Off Squad written Dave Baker, and in the recently published This Place Kills Me written by Mariko Tamaki.In this episode, VEE and SEAN talk to NICOLE about SENDING OUT POSTCARDS FOR JOBS, COLLABORATING, SELECTING COLOR PALETTES FOR HER BOOKS, and so much more.While we talk, we doodle on a MAGMA, where we draw from

😎 GUEST Khaled Hamed is a full-time Egyptian visual artist based in Tunis Village. Inspired by Salvador Dali, he sculpts in bronze, wood, fibreglass, and resin, and also writes poetry. Active on the art scene since 1998, he has participated in numerous group exhibitions, including the Youth Salon and the General Exhibition, and has held several solo shows at the Cairo Atelier.🔎 FIND OUT MORE Instagram: @khaled_hamed_2357👁️ ABOUT Orient Expressed Orient Expressed is produced by Emmy Plaschy, to

In this episode of the Arts to Hearts Project, host Charuka speaks with artist and community builder Diana Weymar about how her Tiny Pricks Project turned simple stitching into a global act of expression. They talk about making art in uncertain times, how creativity and activism can meet, and why slowing down to make something by hand still matters in a world that moves too fast. Diana opens up about protest, grief, and the small daily choices that turn fabric and thread into a record of our

Raw stories. Real healing. No filters. Lisa shares the truth about recovery, growth, and finding freedom after pain.

Guilt kept me chained long after I got clean. In this episode, I share how I broke free- no filters, no shame #NoBandagesPodcast