Hilma's Ghost, a feminist artist collective, co-founded by Brooklyn-based artists Dannielle Tegeder and Sharmistha Ray in 2020, conducts experimental pedagogy, transcultural dialogue, and collectivity through the lens of feminism and spirituali...

Sarah Potter is a renowned psychic medium, known for her exceptional Tarot reading abilities and deep occult knowledge. Her spiritual guidance, personalized sessions, and communal rituals have positively impacted countless lives, spanning priva...

Adriene Jenik is an artist, educator, scholar-activist and end of life doula. Her work supports personal introspection, social critique, community building, and culturaltransformation. Jenik's projects include "data humanization" performanc...

Listen in on this repeat episode with professional artist, V.L. Cox, whose work has been highly active in projects that involve Human Rights and Equality. Cox is currently featured in Riveting: Women Artists from the Sa...

Rachel Churner is director of the Carolee Schneemann Foundation, an art critic, editor, and part-time faculty member at Eugene Lang College at The New School, New York. Listen in to hear about her trajectory and what's coming up next at the Sch...

Patricia Cronin is New York based, award-winning interdisciplinary visual artist whose paintings, sculptures and public art examine issues of gender, sexuality, and social justice.

Jerry Smith is the Head Curator and Curatorial Affairs Director at the Dayton Art Institute. Listen in as he talks about what excites him about curating, who he'd like to be stalled with in an elevator, and what's coming up next at DAI.

Enjoy this repeat episode with Sara Vance Waddell. Our upcoming exhibition will feature the Sara M. and Michelle Vance Waddell collection that has recently been exhibited at the Dayton Art Museum.

Christopher Leigh Roberts is a scholar, teacher, father, artist and journalist who was wrongly convicted and incarcerated, yet is working to transform the educational system and ensure that no one falls behind. Creativity and education are at t...

Lewis Derogene, artistically known as PhenomenaLewis, is the Head of Exhibitions at MoCA CT where she assists with curation, manages exhibitions and visitor experiences, and creates programming, while also teaching neurodiverse adults.

Our next exhibition features how artists use their work to creatively discuss disabilities and neurodiversity. Please enjoy this repeat episode with the prolific artist Appleton, an artist and photographer who has been creating art, images, and...

Listen in on artists Sharon Koelblinger and Mychaelyn Michalec talk about their processes, themes of their work, and the artists who most inspire them.

Artists Migiwa Orimo and Calista Lyon discuss the themes reflected in their work, their greatest influences, and the New Worlds Exhibition currently on view at The Weston Gallery in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Matt Distel and Sso-Rha Kang, co-curators for the Ohio exhibit of NMWA's Women to Watch exhibition series, discuss their process in putting together this spectacular show that focuses on women artists in Ohio.

Hear our founder and podcast host tell the story about how her art collection informed the start of Bader+Simon, why Cincinnati, and how Michael Stipe is on her bucket list.

Montez Mickens, a remarkable entrepreneur who, after serving an 11-year prison sentence, discusses his life and how he embarked on a path of redemption and success.

Sara Bennett is a former defense attorney turned award winning photographer who focuses on women with life sentences, both inside and outside of prison.Mark Loughney is a formerly incarcerated artist who has exhibited extensively and uses h...

Enjoy this repeat episode with our newest board member and art collector, Sara Vance Waddell, who discusses her extensive collection of women's art, how she supports local artists, and the long-term vision for her collection.

The multidisciplinary artist and educator Morel Doucet discusses immigrating from Haiti and how his work examines the impact of climate gentrification, migration, and displacement that affects Black communities. 

Catherine Sarah Young is an artist, designer, writer, Obama Leader for Asia-Pacific and Fulbright Scholar. Young's she uses her background in molecular biology, fine art, and interaction design to create interdisciplinary and experimental artwo...

The Ukrainian ceramic artist, activist, and author Yuliya Makliuk discusses her passion for addressing pressing challenges such as environmental crises, social injustices, and war through her practice.

Artist and educator Emma Logan talks ceramics, food, land and water access and how these all come together in her work and research.

Artist Alejandro Duran and biology scholar Serena Magee discuss their work, the current climate crisis, and how art and awareness can present an opportunity for dialogue and solutions.

NYC-based artist, writer, and studio assistant to Julie Mehretu discusses his ambitions, inspirations, memorable projects, and what's next. Find out more about Clyde at www.clydenichols.com.

Multi-media artist and illustrator Rebecca Lee Kunz discusses working at the intersection of environmental justice and cultural awareness.