Random Art Podcasts

Oh Here We Go started as two best friends from the South who were constantly finding themselves having interesting conversations that were pushing the boundaries and widening their perspectives on life. Stephanie and Lacey are now living in Denver and Los Angeles and have found themselves saying “yes” to different opportunities. These experiences have ultimately led to exciting, and sometimes uncomfortable, situations — but, above all else, have allowed them to grow. With Stephanie being a photographer and Lacey being a content creator, the two have been combining their experiences and immersing themselves in all their curiosities of the world which has led them to where they are now. Oh Here We Go is a podcast about all the conversations you didn’t know you wanted to have. Touching on topics that range from psychedelics to pornstars, sex to religion, mental health to threesomes… Lacey and Stephanie cover it all. With all of that being said, welcome to the mutha fuckin’ podcast, y’all.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: art, fashion, Food, homeimprovement, photography, psychedelics, religion, travel, vegan

Don’t Feed The Trolls is a weekly podcast hosted by Nate Henry and Matt MacDonald. Matt and Nate met each other in 2006 while touring the country in their respective bands (The Classic Crime and Sherwood). Over the years they’ve kept in touch, mostly because Nate would call Matt on a regular basis to discuss the meaning of life. Towards the end of 2015, Nate was looking for a new creative outlet, and noticed that Matt spent way too much time being opinionated on Facebook, so he suggested that Matt start a podcast with him. They settled on the name “Don’t Feed the Trolls,” as they hoped the podcast would steer them (and whoever cared to listen) away from the endless, spite-filled arguments on social media, and into the more dynamic realm of vocal conversation. Now, well over 50 episodes into the podcast, the guys show no sign of stopping. With dozens of people supporting the show monthly, the episodes keep coming and the hosts stay motivated. You can help them out if you want by visiting their Patreon for exclusive content. Subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast app today. Thanks for listening!

Categories: Arts, Music, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: art, Culture, DIY, Don, entrepreneur, feed, Food, hustle, marketing, music, Philosophy, Society, spirituality, t, The, troll, trolls

˗ˏˋdoing enoughˊˎ˗ is a co-hosted conversational podcast focused around fashion, music and pop culture trends. We are sometimes joined by guest co-hosts, which can include known influencers, artists and entrepreneurs. Our listeners are a combination of young influencers, distinguished tastemakers and your everyday social media fanatics. ˗ˏˋdoing enoughˊˎ˗ is the formation of the greatest audible exchange of sophisticated perspectives between the charismatic cutting edge tastemaker duo, @ddotayy and @greymind777. Founded in 2017, the duo have placed their thumbs on the pulse of art and culture presenting the true sentiment of the world as they define it. Since starting, the duo have been featured/appeared on numerous media outlets.

Categories: Comedy, Music, Society & Culture, Technology, TV & Film

Tags: art, complex, Culture, design, fashion, GQ, gqstyle, highsnobiety, hulu, hypebeast, music, netflix, revolt, sneakers, style, the sartorialist, upscalehype

The Little Red Village Fashion Podcast brings together experts and professionals from the fashion industry and related creative fields to explore their careers and give advice to kids and grown ups alike. Hosts Rachel Elspeth Gross and Jonathan Joseph of Little Red Fashion bring fashion, dress, and costume to life one story at a time.

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Categories: Arts, Education

Tags: art, beauty, Books, DIY, Education, fashion, fashion is for everyone, interview, Jonatha Joseph, learn, mentor, parenting, photography, Reading, tips

UCS Podcasts feature conversational interviews with scholars publishing on topics related to Urban Cultural Studies. Clocking in at around 15-20 minutes each, they are inspired by a recent publication in the field–usually an article in a specialist journal. Each interview strives to go beyond the article’s contents to address a general audience interested in urban scholarship.

Categories: Arts, Music, Society & Culture, TV & Film

Tags: art, cities, cultural, Culture, film, geography, life, Literature, music, Place, Space, Studies, tv, urban

A podcast devoted to getting to know Artists, Makers, Movers and Shakers Making an impact in the creative world! Each week Gunnar Deatherage interviews an artisan who is making big moves, and gets to know the ins and outs of how they became the artist they are today.

Categories: Arts

Tags: art, design, fashion, lgbt, lifestyle

With weekly themes as its foundation, Sway researches, curates, discourses, envisions, and art directs the upcoming and current trends of visual communication. Its editors are based in the Lehigh Valley and San Francisco.

Categories: Arts

Tags: art, criticism, design, graphic

The curators at the University of Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum have been recording bite-sized tales of the wonderful, and sometimes unexpected, life of a museum. We can’t wait to share them with you! Museum Secrets is produced and presented by Lucie Dawkins.

Categories: Arts, History

Tags: art, Ashmolean, behind-the-scenes, curators, Funny, History, museum, oxford, Uplifting

A Pipeline Artists original podcast about nothing and everything. Hosts Sadie Dean and Jeanne Veillette Bowerman share the truth, and nothing but the truth, about the challenges and benefits of living life as artists, striving for freedom to create in any medium, even ones you never thought of before. It’s honest—no sugarcoating or selling hope. We tell it like it is, while always finding ways to make lemonade out of lemons. Think of us as Michael Bay, but with action items that don’t explode.

Categories: Arts, Education, TV & Film

Tags: art, artists, filmmaker, Filmmaking, musician, novelist, Screenwriter, screenwriting, Writer, writing

Women on Walls at RCSI in partnership with Accenture is a podcast series celebrating the lives of eight Irish women who forged careers in healthcare during a time in Ireland when women were expected to stay at home. Women on Walls is a campaign by Accenture in partnership with RCSI that seeks to make women leaders visible through a series of commissioned portraits that will create a lasting cultural legacy for Ireland. The Women on Walls portrait commissions are managed by Business to Arts.

Categories: Science, Technology

Tags: accenture, art, artist, Arts, business, businesstoarts, diversity, dublin, Equality, Healthcare, inclusion, ireland, Medicine, paintings, rcsi

Your one stop show for all things recruiting, technology, hustle, sports, music, talent, business, art, philosophy, social media, sales and marketing (basically good things for the soul). Hosted by Ben Martinez & you can follow him on Twitter @benmartinezj – Let’s go! Support the underground technology journey by subscribing on iTunes.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: art, Culture, marketing, music, recruiting, socialmedia, SPorts, talent, technologytrends

Welcome to a blooming good time podcast, with your hosts, Beth, Rilley, and Emma. Join us in our daily conversations as we navigate our way through flower farming, and just life in general.

Categories: Arts, Leisure, Society & Culture

Tags: alternativeliving, art, blooms, business, Comedy, crowleyhouse, design, designer, family, farm, farmlife, femaleowned, floraldesign, flower, flowerfarm, Funny, girlpowers, Homestead, homesteading, Podcast, womanowned

David Hodge as ‘Dusty O’ was known as the ‘Queen of Soho’, he was one of the most visible and popular faces on the London club scene. Dusty ran his own legendary club night “Trannyshack” at Madame JoJo’s for over a decade where he rubbed shoulders (and shoulder pads) with the stars. Then, five years ago, Dusty gave up performing and started painting.

David Hodge: The Boy Who Sat By The Window charts David’s journey from the suburbs of Birmingham to the bright lights of Soho, up to his current life as an artist. Decade by decade David describes his life, the highs and the lows. This is his story, his truth, in his own words.

Boy George, a long-time friend and collaborator since the 1980s, has composed the podcast’s theme tune and he is featured in each episode discussing songs from the decades.

David’s life has been an odyssey – from stage to screen to stardom and to obscurity and then back again. Most importantly it has been REAL.

This podcast was produced and edited by Jackie O’Malley

Post production is by Karl Svenson at Tadah Media Ltd

Music written by George O’Dowd & Luke Begley, produced by Kevan Frost

Original artwork by David Hodge, podcast artwork design by Lee Dyer

Discover David Hodge instagram.com/artbydustyo

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Categories: Arts, Music, Society & Culture

Tags: 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, art, Boy George, club scene, drag queen, Dusty O, gender, Madame Jojo's, music, SoHo, Trannyshack

Do you want to continue? Join friends John and Tedd as they assign each other games to play and then discuss the good and the bad found within. It’s pixels vs. polygons as Tedd is more geared toward the retro, and John the more cutting edge.

Categories: Arts, Leisure

Tags: art, gamecriticism, games, gaming, retrogaming, videogames

The show where we use the art of conversation to make art ABOUT a conversation!

Categories: Arts, Comedy

Tags: art, Caldwell Tanner, cartoons, Comedy, comics, drawing, nathan yaffe

Welcome to the SPACE & TIME Podcast. I emigrated to the US from Cabo Verde when I was seven and have learned much I want to share. The best therapy is communication, I want to foster the best ones I can. I feel one of my responsibilities is to start and push conversations with people of color at the helm. Some of the things most important to me are the health and wealth disparity in the black community, the pursuit of mastering yourself, living a life with passion, and not compromising your vision. We are more alike than different, it’s imperative we know more about each other. As James Baldwin said: “In order to have a conversation with someone, you must reveal yourself.” Anything else is unwelcome. “An artist’s duty is to reflect the times” –Nina Simone

Categories: Business, Education, Health & Fitness

Tags: art, Black People, Cape Verde, cinema, Culture, love, music, relationships, SPorts, Writer

The official CHPTRS podcast. An inside look at songwriting and recording. Stories behind the songs, hidden production tricks, and the friends that helped make the music.

Categories: Music

Tags: art, artist, artistic, backstory, behindthescenes, BTS, chapters, chptrs, creative, interview, interviews, lyrics, music, Musical, Musicbed, musicproduction, recording, songexploder, songs, Songwriter, songwriting, story, storytelling, wearechapters, wearechptrs, writing

Each week, host Gabriel Barcia-Colombo speaks with a new artist, curator, technologist, AI, collector, innovator, about the ever-changing relationship between art and tech.

Categories: Arts, Education

Tags: art, art and tech, art history, art now, Art Podcast, art world, artist, conceptual art, contemporary art, creative tech, creative technologist, design, digital artist, digital media, ethics in art, future of art, mixed media, new media, tech art, Technology, visual arts