The Devil's Advocate
Dec 17, 2020
Today’s episode is our last for 2020, and with a new year approaching we thought we’d try something different. Join us for a discussion of the 1997 film The Devil’s Advocate and all the things it was trying so desperately to be.
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JP Ryan on Making Art in Your Own Space
Dec 10, 2020
On today’s episode—our final interview of 2020—Mason talks to fine art photographer JP Ryan about pursuing photography at a state school, making art where you grew up, and what it’s like being trained at the end of the film photography era.
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Christopher Scott McNeill on Leaving Out Your Own Story
Dec 3, 2020
This week, we talk to writer and journalist Christopher Scott McNeill about growing up and teaching Literature in the American South, working in the independent coffee scene in Sacramento, and how those experiences — along with a brief detour via the FBI — brought him to journalism.
A La Mode on Balancing Subversion and Success
Nov 21, 2020
On today’s episode, we talk to drag performer A La Mode about how she got her start in drag, how the popularity of a certain show has changed the scene, and why this podcast will never take a sponsorship from Supreme.
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Megan Moriarty on Who Art School is Good For
Nov 12, 2020
This week, Sean and I talk to visual artist Megan Moriarty about what grad school does to an art practice, what starting your career alongside a pandemic is like, and the challenges of dating an artist — as understood by artists.
See more of Megan's work at https://www.meganmoriartyart.com.
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