Random Art Podcasts

Follow along with Sarah Tahami and Ava Powchik as they talk with their mutuals from various industries – including models, comedians, chefs, writers and more. Nothing is off limits as guests discuss their personal journeys and how they use social media to their advantage. From industry secrets, relationships and sex, to social issues and pop culture… Pour some wine, light a joint (or don’t) and meet their mutuals. Follow us on Instagram @meetmymutual Follow Sarah on Instagram @sarahtahami Follow Ava on Instagram @ava.powchik Send some love and questions to hello@meetmymutual.com Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/meetmymutual/support

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: #plussize, Acting, art, bodypositive, Comedy, Diverse, fashion, filmtv, mentalhealth, model, modeling, queer

Are fear and procrastination keeping you from making progress in your art business? Artists Laura Lee Griffin and Nikki May believe strongly in the power of community, accountability, following your intuition, taking small actionable steps, and breaking down the barriers that keep you “stuck”. The Startist Society will inspire you to stop getting in your own way and start building an art biz and life that you love. Follow along with us on our creative business journey as we encourage you on yours.

Categories: Arts, Business

Tags: art, artbusiness, artclasses, artist, artistwebsite, artpractice, artstudio, creativebusiness, creativity, drawing, entrepreneur, fineart, painting, procrastination, procreate, surfacedesign

Get your questions answered and learn to see, no matter if you shoot digital or on film, if you shoot mirrorless or with a DSLR. You use Nikon, Canon, Sony, Olympus, Pentax, Lightroom? Come in! Lean about exposure, composition, colors and the creative side of photography.

Categories: Arts, Leisure, News, Technology

Tags: art, business, camera, Canon, class, composition, computer, creative, digital, Exposure, film, hdr, howto, learn, Lightroom, nikon, photo, photography, picture, SLR, tfttf, tips, tricks

An interview podcast where we talk to people that are engaged in the connection of art and music to technology. Visual artists, musicians, software developers and other creatives are invited to talk about their background, current work and future vision.

Categories: Arts, Music

Tags: ableton, art, Cakewalk, cubase, max, music, Technology

Father and Son team Colin & Steve Bradley offer Pastel & Watercolour Tips to artists via this weekly Podcast. Submit your questions and Check out Colin’s Free Courses on his website: ColinBradleyArt.co.uk

Categories: Arts

Tags: art, bradley, colin, learn, pastel, pencils

DesignChat is the best live Design discussion on the internet. Host Ryan McGovern invites Design rockstars to chat up the community for 1 hour a week!

Categories: Arts, Business, Technology

Tags: Adobe, art, creative, design, graphic, illustrator, inspiration, lettering, photoshop, Typography, ux, web

The Bibliology® podcast is for listeners who are interested in finding Christ throughout the Bible. Check out our website for more information on the Bibliology booklet, game, puzzle and other products: https://bibliologygame.com

Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: art, Bible, Bibliology, christianity, Education, music, religion, salvation

Do you know anyone who went on a diet, lost weight, but regained it? Nah, me, either. PODSNACKS/Art of the Diet is the weekly podcast of my blog, www.artofthediet.com, a mix of tips and strategies from one who FINALLY has maintained a significant weight loss for 9+ years. If I can do it, so can you–so let’s do it together. Think of it as online support for this lifetime challenge– no fee, meeting, or weigh-in– just practical ways to keep focus, hope & humor and, oh, yes–a touch of humility.

Categories: Education, Society & Culture

Tags: art, creativity, diet, Education, fitness, health, humor, inspiration, weightloss

Conversations with your favourite theatre actors and creatives.

Industry secrets, eyebrow raising stories and behind the scenes access.

Hosted by Mikey Worrall.

Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/backstagewith.

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Categories: Arts

Tags: Acting, art, backstage, Broadway, londontheatre, Musical, musicals, musicaltheater, musicaltheatre, performing, performingarts, theater, theatre, theatreland, westend

Celebrating the creative, redemptive, and transforming power of radical love, the Soul Force Podcast explores the relationship between art and nonviolence. Hosted by Paul Livingstone and friends of the Soul Force Project, each episode discusses historical and contemporary connections between creativity and change-making. We have a range of guests from scholars, clergy, and community activists to musicians, artists, and writers who are stirring positive change-making in the world.

Categories: Arts, History, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: action, activism, art, change, love, music, nonviolence, peace, world change, world music

Want to learn about Portland’s 95+ distinct neighborhoods? Whether you’re a long time local or coming to town for a visit, this Portland podcast will entertain and enlighten you on the unique Portland culture that expresses itself differently in every neighborhood. One episode per Portland neighborhood will tour each Portland neighborhood’s attractions, parks, food, businesses, landmarks, culture, housing stock, history, and more. Author: Ryan AO is a local Portland videographer at RyanAO.com and is currently producing one video per Portland neighborhood and featuring it at PortlandNeighborhood.com. Podcast Sponsor: Stephen FitzMaurice is a top 1% real estate agent in the U.S. and Portland. Principle Broker in Oregon, Managing Broker in Washington he has been licensed locally since 2003 and has a deep love for all things Portland. RealEstateAgentPDX.com

Categories: Leisure, Society & Culture

Tags: art, guide, living, neighborhoods, Portland, vacation

The Poster Boys are Brandon Schaefer and Sam Smith, two designers who get together and discuss all things graphic design, share their influences, and explore and celebrate the titans of poster design history. Schaefer and Smith both work as poster designers in today’s film industry, working with clients including The Criterion Collection, IFCFilms, Oscilloscope, Death Waltz Recording Company, and Janus Films. Look as you listen by following theposterboys.tumblr.com.

Categories: Arts, TV & Film

Tags: art, design, film, posters

The Story Behind tells the extraordinary history of the ordinary. Everyday objects are more closely examined, from their ancient beginnings through the present—all within 5-10 minutes.

Categories: Education, History

Tags: #funfacts, art, drinks, Food, History, Humanities, inventions, Medicine, people, presidents, random, science, Stories, things, toys, trivia, war

For American journalist and humorist Edgar Wilson Nye who wrote under the pen name Bill Nye in the late 19th century, facts are not to be presented in their newborn, bare state. They should be properly draped and embellished before they can be presented before the public. Hence, in the Comic History of the United States published in 1894, he gives his readers the facts. But in a bid to make the historical figures more human he describes them as “people who ate and possibly drank, people who were born, flourished and died, not grave tragedians posing perpetually for their photographs.” Nye was educated in rural Wisconsin and moved to Wyoming to study law. His light-hearted, flippant takes on the serious questions of the day became extremely popular and he moved into journalism. Later, he established his own newspaper, the Laramie Boomerang. Beginning with the discovery of America, a chapter in which he describes Queen Isabella and her advocacy of Christopher Columbus’ famous voyage in lighter vein, Bill Nye takes a tongue in cheek look at Balboa, Cortez and the discovery of moonshine whiskey. He further delves into such serious matters as the Drawbacks of Being a Colonist, The Personality of Washington, The Dutch at New Amsterdam, The American Civil War and its alleged causes and the final Reconstruction by Johnson and Grant. Nye maintains his sly humor and irreverence for honored figures like Stonewall Jackson, Generals Lee, Grant and Sherman, Thomas Jefferson, George Washington and others. Bill Nye’s technique of taking hold of the facts and dressing them up with his own brand of playful banter is quite amusing and entertaining. The Comic History of the United States is quite appealing to readers of all ages, especially when they know the “real facts.” However, present day readers may find some of the passages and Bill Nye’s remarks quite offensive and politically incorrect for the more enlightened times we now live in. His remarks on African Americans and American Indians can be quite jarring. The Comic History of the United States can become a platform for discussing attitudes and perspectives that were present in the last century. Besides being a journalist and humor writer, Bill Nye was also very popular on the lecture circuit and regaled audiences all over the country with his humorous speeches. In today’s time, he would probably be regarded as a standup comedian and as such, his views would certainly not be taken as grounds for an offense. More great books at LoyalBooks.com

Categories: Arts, Comedy, Society & Culture

Tags: art, audio books, audiobook, Bill Nye, Comedy, Comic History of the United States, ebooks, free audio books, History, humor, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Non-fiction

The name really says it all, this is just a show about Talking To People! Host Jordan Dowler-Coltman talks to guests from every conceivable walk of life. Artists, Actors, Activists, Athletes, and Anyone else we can find! The goal is to bring interesting stories from interesting people and share them with any interested listener!

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: art, design, media, talking

Professor Phil Ford and writer J. F. Martel host a series of conversations on art and philosophy, dwelling on ideas that are hard to think and art that opens up rifts in what we are pleased to call “reality.”

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: art, Philosophy, weird

Hey Buddy, Nice Podcast! is hosted by Brogan Hastings and Wayne Giovanazzi. Two peeps that became fast friends after meeting for the first time in the flesh and spending no more than a week and a half together in fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada.

Brogan is from Scotland and Wayne is from Australia, meaning this could be one of the largest (if only by distance) podcasts around! It might also mean listeners have no damn clue what they’re saying because, you know, funny accents.

Join them as they talk about a whole bunch of stuff like art, webcomics, making friends, adventures, other podcasts… WHO KNOWS WHAT THEY’LL TALK ABOUT!

About Wayne

Wayne has a real job that he tries to ignore for other, more creative pursuits. If anything, he’d like to call himself a webcomic artist. Along with his own series’ Not So Good At This and Sad Pirate he also draws the official Piff the Magic Dragon webcomic for Las Vegas magician, Piff The Magic Dragon.

About Brogan

Brogan started drawing things on a dare at the start of 2021, and just never stopped. Moving from daft doodles, to animatics for ‘Matt and Mattingly’s Ice Cream Social’, to the postcard art for Patrons of ‘Penn’s Sunday School’. They have a job, but no pronouns. Do not cry for them.

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Categories: Arts, Comedy

Tags: accents, art, australia, comics, design, foriegners, Scotland, webcomics

Somethin’ To Do is a podcast wherein three dudes are locked in the basement of an abandoned police station and forced to discuss the news, movies, politics, lots of comic books, music, technology, culture at large, and, basically, all the stuff people our age think about. We’re not kidding about that “locked in the basement” part. Help. Please. Our only internet access is to Blogger and we have no way of even knowing that this podcast is even making it to iTunes. Get us out of here! Please! Is anyone out there? Is there an “out there” anymore? Are you coming? With help? No? Um … Well, I suppose we’ll just keep talking. At least it gives us somethin’ to do. (Title Drop!)

Categories: Arts, Comedy, Education, Society & Culture

Tags: art, Comedy, Culture, design, Movies, music, News, Podcast, Politics, television