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La Biblioteca Perdida566 - La lactancia en Roma, de Rómulo y Remo a Nerón - La Biblioteca Perdida - 8 jul 25Último programa de la temporada, con tres propuestas novedosas y ninguna repetición. Titulamos, para variar, con las Fuentes de la Vida, con Mikel Carramiñana a la batuta, en el segundo capítulo dedicado a la lactancia materna en la historia. Si la primera nos llevó desde las primeras civilizaciones hasta Grecia, hoy nos quedaremos en Roma. Abordaremos lugares tan trascendentales como la Columna lactaria o la figura de los hermanos de leche, cuyos primeros protagonistas se remontan nada menos que a Rómulo y Remo, que fueron amamantados tanto por la loba Luperca como por Aca Larentia.
La segund...2025-07-084h 25
The Vet Blast Podcast presented by dvm360Vet Watch: Tips and pitfalls of dermatology in the new age of isoxazolinesVet Watch: Where what you know today will protect everybody tomorrow.
Join us for the premiere of Vet Watch—the new podcast from Dr. Christopher Lee, DVM, MPH, DACVPM, designed to bring you real‑world clinical insight. In our first episode, Dr. Lee sits down with board‑certified dermatologist Dr. Alice Jeromin, DVM, RPh, DACVD, to explore how isoxazoline parasiticides have reshaped flea, tick, mite, and other ectoparasite control.
Alice Jeromin, RPh, DACVD—Before earning her DVM degree from The Ohio State University, Jeromin graduated from the University of Toledo with a BS in Pharmacy and practice...2025-05-0938 min
Musik für einen GastHistorische Reprise: Alice Meier – BäuerinIn der aktuellen Folge der historischen Reprisen mit den Musik-für-einen Gast-Sendungen von Heidi Abel begegnen wir der Bäuerin Alice Meier vom Hof Beitlen in Hombrechtikon. Zusammen mit ihrem Mann Emil Meier war sie eine der Pionierinnen der biologisch-dynamischen Landwirtschaft in der Schweiz.
Aufgewachsen ist Alice Meier im Kanton Thurgau. Das merkt man auch gleich zu Beginn der Sendung, denn Alice Meier wünscht sich als Einstiegsmusik «O Thurgau, du Heimat». 1949 heiratet die Bauerntochter ins zürcherische Hombrechtikon, nicht weit von Rapperswil entfernt, und wird Bäuerin auf dem Hof Breitlen. (Nicht etwa Bauersfrau, denn Alice Meier war selbst Bäuerin...2024-11-1758 min
Negotiation with Alice6: How do I communicate raising my rates with current clients?Send us a textBusiness consultant, Carter Welch, explores best practices when it comes to raising your rates with current clients.The Shrilaws GroupCarterWelch.comcarter@carterwelch.com707-339-2842Simplify and focus. With breadth of experience ranging from Brand Management at Procter & Gamble, to owning his own company, Carter guides and equips owners to grow revenue, profit and company value. He helps you simplify what can feel like an overwhelming array of strategic choices and guides owners to focus on implementable st...2023-11-0706 min
Garage Conversations with CharChar & Shelby: Must ReadsReferencesThe Jesus BibleMichelle Obama: BecomingBarack Obama: Dreams From My FatherBonnie Garmus: Lessons in ChemistryChristine Pride, Jo Plazza: We Are Not Like ThemIbram X Kendi: How to Be An AntiracistIsabelle Wilkerson: Caste: The Orgins of Our DiscontentAnne Burrell: Cook Like A Rock StarElizabeth Warren: Fighting ChanceSonja Lewis: The BarrennessPriscilla Shirer: Awaken: 90 Days with the God Who SpeaksLalita Tademy: Cane RiverMitch Albom: The Five People You Meet in HeavenGrant Morrison: Batman Arkham Asylum - A Serious House on Serious EarthAlice Walker: The Color PurpleAlice Walker: MeridianCaitlin Doughty: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes & Other Lessons from the CrematoryJeanette McCurdy: I'm...2023-06-301h 24
Working For ProgressWorking For Progress with Rachel MaysWe had a lovely conversation about the joys of freelancing and understanding your value with Rachel Mays. Rachel is a freelance consultant servicing clients across the UK, Europe and USA. Rachel began her career in Portland, Oregon at the creative agency Wieden and Kennedy where she was a student in their experimental creative agency, WK12. Rachel went on to work across the Nike and Procter & Gamble accounts and then joined Wieden and Kennedy Amsterdam in 2011 to design and run the new business department where she stayed for 8 years. Today she lives in Edinburgh and...2023-06-1329 min
We Get Real AFEp. 165: We Get Real with Shireen Hafeez, Deaf Kids Code & Cheryl Hall, Procter & Gamble - About Inclusive and Accessible Career OpportunitiesPeople with disabilities often face an uphill battle when it comes to finding employment and career growth. Sue and Vanessa speak with Deaf Kids Code and Proctor & Gamble about how they're devising a more inclusive approach to the talent pool - it could be a model for all companies looking to hire and retain top talent.Deaf Kids CodeShireen Hafiz LinkedINCheryl Hall, Proctor & Gamble - LinkedInWe Get Real AF Podcast Credits:Producers & Hosts: Vanessa Alava & Sue Robinson2023-02-2854 min
Historical FrictionTreasure Planet (2002)It's part three of Treasure Island adaptations this Pirate Season! In this episode, Helen gets body slammed onto the analyst's couch, as she introduces Abigail and Sara to her childhood fave, Disney's Treasure Planet (2002). In this ambitiously animated vision of a futuristic 18th century, the familiar characters of Jim Hawkins, Long John Silver and the rest are re-imagined as aliens, cyborgs and solar surfers. We talk Disney conspiracies, transitional animation styles of the early 2000s, transhumanist funny robots, and the questionable addition of The Goo Goo Dolls. Can an adaptation be considered 'historical' when it's set in outer space...2022-08-1856 minHistorical FrictionMuppet Treasure Island (1996)We're still in Pirate Season here, and this week Alice, Helen, Sara, and Abigail discuss Muppet Treasure Island (1996). Technically it's based on the Robert Louis Stevenson novel, but with some significant deviations (including a weirdly racist pig tribe, and musical interludes of varying quality). Join us as we try to convince Sara that the Muppets are good, actually, even if this film is not.
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it.
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Find Alice at @aaprocter, Abigail at @o...2022-08-101h 05Historical FrictionTreasure Island (1950)Arrrr me mateys! Pirate Season is in full swing here at Historical Friction, and today Alice, Helen, Sara, and Abigail discuss Walt Disney's Treasure Island (1950), based on the Robert Louis Stevenson 19th-century novel of the same name. The conversation ranges from behind-the-scenes factoids on the Disney film, to the novel's influence on pirates in popular culture, from Disney's influence on the Hollywood pirate, to navigation tools used by 18th-century sailors. Sources used in today's episode include Colin Woodward's book The Republic of Pirates, and Ryan Sweet's chapter 'Pirates and Prosthetics: Manly Messages for Managing Limb Loss in Victorian and...2022-08-0354 minHistorical FrictionThe Pirate (1948)Welcome to Historical Friction: Pirate Season! We're kicking off a series of episodes on pirates in literature and film with The Pirate (1948), a fabulously campy movie musical starring Judy Garland and Gene Kelly, directed by Vincente Minnelli. Today, Abigail and special guest Dr. Lisa Duffy discuss Golden Age pirates, Hollywood pirates, mid-century Hollywood musicals, Gene Kelly's short shorts, and where this film fits into all of these categories.
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it.
Find Lisa on Twitter at @_LisaWithAnS and Abigail at @onceuponafine
2022-07-2748 minHistorical FrictionPersuasion (2022)All agony, no hope. We here at Historical Friction decided that Netflix's new adaptation of Jane Austen's 'Persuasion' was a Historical Emergency, so in this week's episode Alice, Abigail, and Helen watch this film so you don't have to -- or at least, so you have people to commiserate with over it. From jam mustaches to multiple hangovers to almost-outdoor peeing to the whaling industry, we've got you and all of your grievances about this adaptation covered. We didn't even get into the costuming in this episode, there was just too much.
Historical Friction is a podcast...2022-07-201h 03Historical FrictionThe Vikings (1958)This week, we've got anachronistic leather daddies, siege-based penetration imagery, big old snake holes, and Tony Curtis in tiny hotpants - it's got to be a Viking episode!
Sara sat down with Dr Roderick Dale to discuss The Vikings (1958), a film with some loud feelings about the Middle Ages. The film loosely adapts the sagas of King Ragnar Lodbrok (Ernest Borgnine) and his rivalrous sons Einar (Kirk Douglas) and Eric (Tony Curtis), as they invade the Kingdom of Northumbria and battle for creepy masculine ownership of the Welsh Princess Morgana (Janet Leigh). Sara and Roderick talk about how...2022-07-141h 00Historical FrictionInferno (2016)Nobody asked for this! Bad Film Expert and friend of the show Dr Melissa L Gustin came back, and we watched the third Dan Brown film, Inferno. This time there's maybe going to be a plague caused by a eugenicist tech bro, kind of inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy? And Robert Langdon the "Symbologist" has to stop it? It's not good. We also got mad about the geography of Florence, museum security, and the many, many wasted opportunities in this film. Nature is very much not healing.
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the p...2022-07-071h 03
Historical FrictionThe 13th Warrior (1999)This week, Abigail, Helen and Sara are your favourite exposition crones, as we take a wild ride through The 13th Warrior (1999) - a film that probably would have made a better amusement park ride. Based on Michael Crichton's 1976 novel, The Eaters of the Dead, 13th Warrior tells the story of Arab ambassador, Ahmad Ibn Fadlan (Antonio Banderas) who joins forces with a band of Viking warriors to defeat an ancient, mysterious evil. As part of our ongoing series on Viking adaptations, we talk about Beowulf and its legacy, 90s 'post-racial' weirdness, cultural appropriation, and how exactly the Venus of...2022-07-011h 00Historical FrictionAffinity (2008)In this week's episode, Alice and Helen discuss 2008 film Affinity, an adaptation of the Sarah Waters novel of the same name from 1999. Affinity is an atmospheric tale of Victorian crime and spiritualism, in which Margaret Prior (Anna Madeley), a wealthy 'lady visitor' to Millbank Prison becomes fascinated by inmate Selina Dawes (Zoe Tapper), a disgraced spiritual medium. In this installment of our Murder Girls series, we talk about historical fiction's fascination with queer women criminals, modern depictions of unjust historical prison systems, the problems of adapting huge Neo-Victorian novels, the material underpinnings of the spiritualist movement - and whether...2022-06-221h 07Historical FrictionEnola Holmes (2020)In today's episode Alice, Abigail, Helen, and Sara discuss the 2020 Netflix film 'Enola Holmes,' starring Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill. The film follows the adventures of Sherlock Holmes' younger sister, Enola, as she traipses through London looking for her missing mother and attempting to save the life of a naïve marquis. We examine how the film reflects our contemporary ideas of Victorian culture -- for better or for worse -- and we have an especial focus on fashion, traditional gender roles, and the ways this film questions and plays with gender. This episode is a loose c...2022-05-2559 minHistorical FrictionRipper Watch: A Study In Terror (1965)This week Alice, Helen, Sara and Abigail all got together for our third Ripper Watch episode, a recurring feature discussing the representation of the Whitechapel Murders and "Jack the Ripper" in pop culture. We watched A Study In Terror, a truly unhinged Sherlock Holmes x Jack the Ripper mishmash, featuring baby Judi Dench's beehive and Barbara Windsor. If nothing else you should listen to this episode for Abigail's cockney voice.
This episode discusses murder, assault, and violence against women.
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it.2022-05-1956 minHistorical FrictionHistory Emergency: The Met Gala 2022After watching coverage from the Met Gala last week, Alice, Abigail, Sara, and Helen convened an emergency podcast session to discuss the three-alarm historical fashion fire on display on the Met Gala red carpet. They discuss their personal favourite and least favourite looks and, of course, weigh in on the Kim Kardashian/Marilyn Monroe dress controversy. This year's Met Gala was held on May 2, 2022, and had the theme 'Gilded Glamour.'
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it.
Support the show on Patreon at patreon.com/h...2022-05-111h 04Historical FrictionThe Favourite (2018)This week, Abigail, Alice, and Helen watched Yorgos Lanthimos' The Favourite (2018), a gorgeous period piece set circa 1711 that explores the relationship between Queen Anne, Sarah Churchill, and Abigail Masham. We talk about adaptation, visual coherence, and the way that playing with anachronism while having a strong sense of tone is maybe the best way to make a movie set in the past.
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it.
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Follow the show on Twitter at @h...2022-05-051h 03Historical FrictionBridgerton (2020 and 2022)It's time! We finally surrendered! Here is a giant episode about Bridgerton! Alice, Abigail, Helen and Sara got together to try and understand the world's straightest show. We discussed teen girl friendships, bees, sibling dynamics, and how Shonda Rhimes invented human cloning.
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it.
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Moira MomentsMOIRA MOMENTS chapter 20Set across three generations, MOIRA MOMENTS tells the sometimes hilarious, sometimes tragic story of the Berrecam family. In 2000, Beatie and Jack's relationship is haunted by his past. A year later, Jenny and Jason are watching "Schindler's List". Four years after that, a stranger walks into Mary-Louise's life and in 2017, his life in ruins, James stands on Beachy Head...Cast: SUZANNE PROCTER (Beatie), ALICE SCHOFIELD (Lemon), PIP HENDERSON (Jack), TROY ALEXANDER (Jason), REBECCA CRINNION (Jenny), ABI HARRIS (Mary-Louise),GEORGIA BURNELL (Jessica), DOMINIC McCHESNEY (Patrick), KAT ROGERS (Kate) and MILES PARKER (James) with special guest ANGEL...2022-04-2427 min
Cursed ObjectsVan Gogh ”Earaser” - ft. Alice ProcterArt and commerce, haunted ears, starving artists and the way galleries fetishise madness to make £££. Welcome back, and welcome to our first ever guest (!), the wonderful Alice Procter. Series 2 returns, the UCU strike is finished, and Kasia, Dan and Alice are DEEP in the politics and economics of the museum gift shop, as well as checking in on how that whole 'decolonising the museum' thing is going.
Thanks so much to Alice for joining us - check out her excellent podcast Historical Friction and her legendary Uncomfortable Art Tours.
If you're enjoy...2022-03-031h 05
Moira MomentsMOIRA MOMENTS chapter 15Set across three generations, MOIRA MOMENTS tells the sometimes hilarious, sometimes tragic story of the Berrecam family. In 1997, her first marriage over, Mary-Louise is getting married to her second husband. Elsewhere, the Xargon is turning blue. In 2000, Jason takes Jenny home to meet his Gran and Jude. And in 2021, Mary-Louise's daughter Jessica looks back on her life...Cast: ABI HARRIS (Mary-Louise), RADLEY MASON (Michael), ANTONI FLETCHER-GOLDSPINK (Gerry), HOLLY JACKSON-WALTERS (Anquella), PIP HENDERSON (the Xargon/Jack), ALICE SCHOFIELD (Lemonia), SUZANNE PROCTER (Beatie/Zone Commander), MICHAEL ADAMS (Freddie), TROY ALEXANDER (Jason), REBECCA CRINNION (Jenny), GEORGIA BURNELL (Jessica), TOBY MANL...2022-02-2729 min
Now InnovatingThe Innovation Ecosystem with Alice ReimerIn this episode, we speak with Alice Reimer who is the Site Lead at Creative Destruction Labs Rockies (CDL) in Calgary. Alice is a successful entrepreneur, previously co-founding Evoco which has become the standard construction management system for global retailers including Walmart, Home Depot, and Staples. Alice has also served as CEO of Chaordix, a pioneering software leader in the crowdsourcing and open innovation space, with global clients including LEGO, Procter & Gamble, KPMG, and IBM. Alice was the recipient of PROFIT’s W100 designation as one of Canada’s Top Female Entrepreneurs and was named one of Alberta’s 50 Most I...2022-02-1530 min
Now InnovatingThe Innovation Ecosystem with Alice ReimerIn this episode, we speak with Alice Reimer who is the Site Lead at Creative Destruction Labs Rockies (CDL) in Calgary. Alice is a successful entrepreneur, previously co-founding Evoco which has become the standard construction management system for global retailers including Walmart, Home Depot, and Staples. Alice has also served as CEO of Chaordix, a pioneering software leader in the crowdsourcing and open innovation space, with global clients including LEGO, Procter & Gamble, KPMG, and IBM. Alice was the recipient of PROFIT’s W100 designation as one of Canada’s Top Female Entrepreneurs and was named one of Alberta’s 50 Most I...2022-02-1530 min
Historical FrictionThat Hamilton Woman (1941)This week, Alice and returning guest Nicole Cochrane watched That Hamilton Woman, a weird Second World War propaganda film dressed up as romantic biography of Emma Hamilton. We talked about trying to make Nelson sexy, Stalin (?!), and the Maligned Women of the (17)90s. Vivien Leigh is so pretty.
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Follow Alice on Twitter @aaprocter2022-02-091h 01Historical FrictionMarie Antoinette (2006)This week Helen and Abigail watched Sophia Coppola's biopic, Marie Antoinette (2006) starring Kirsten Dunst as the ill-fated queen of France. This is the first episode in what will hopefully become a mini-series of examining media that portrays historical queens or princesses, often -- and sometimes problematically -- through the lens of twenty-first century feminism. In today's episode we discuss costuming, the soundtrack, and anachronism, the zeitgeist of 2006, our contemporary so-called cancel culture, Instagram influencers, and the ethics of humanizing absolute monarchs.
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it.2022-02-0255 minHistorical FrictionRipper Watch: From Hell (2001)This week Alice, Helen, Sara and Abigail all got together for our second Ripper Watch episode, a recurring feature discussing the representation of the Whitechapel Murders and "Jack the Ripper" in pop culture. We watched From Hell (2001), and also discussed the (much better) graphic novel it's based on. Topics include Freemasons, the history of lobotomies, laudanum, grapes, and the 1701 Act of Settlement.
This episode discusses murder, sexual assault, drug use and violence against women.
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Historical FrictionSchmigadoon (2021)We're kicking off 2022 with a discussion of Apple TV+'s musical comedy pastiche, Schmigadoon! If you've ever enjoyed the sweet technicolor candyfloss of a classic Hollywood musical, then Schmigadoon is the show for you. This week Abigail sits down with musical theatre scholar Dr. Lisa Duffy to talk about women and race in mid-century musicals, and what Schmigadoon does right (and wrong) in their loving send-up of the genre.
Lisa can be found on Twitter and Instagram at @_lisawithans or @memoryofallthat.
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we r...2022-01-1955 min
Rebel Girls Book ClubOne Last StopThis week Harmony and Maggie talk about One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston. We cover our relationships with romance novels. We cover queer joy. We cover... sex on the subway in New York City?
In This Episode
One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston
What I'm Reading
Sweet and Bitter Magic by Adrienne Tooley
Soul of the Sword by Julie Kagawa
Empire of Wild by Cherie Demaline
The Whole Picture: The Colonial Story of Art in our Museums & Why we Need to Talk About it by A...2022-01-1750 min
Historical FrictionThe Knight Before Christmas (2019)It's December, which means we are once again subjecting you to a time travel Christmas romance. It's a tradition now! Sara was joined by Dr Eleanor Janega to watch The Knight Before Christmas. What is hawking? What is mead? Can knights drive? What is Ohio?
This is our last episode of 2021! Thanks for listening, we'll see you in a few weeks.
Follow Eleanor on Twitter @GoingMedieval, and listen to her podcast We're Not So Different
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Scottish Centre for Global HistoryGraduate Research: Material Culture in Warri Kingdom, Nigeria during the 19th Century with Allegra AyidaAllegra Ayida discusses her research on the Warri Kingdom in relation to material culture and imperialism. She also talks about de-centring Europe in her research, oral history and the Benin Bronze debate in the context of museum collections. Link to Allegra's webpage: Home | Allegra Ayida. Books suggested: The Brutish Museums The Benin Bronzes, Colonial Violence and Cultural Restitution by Dan HicksThe Whole Picture: The Colonial Story of the Art in Our Museums & Why We Need to Talk About It” (2020) by Alice Procter 2021-12-0819 min
GATHER with Minerva's Books & IdeasCollectingIn this episode (the final of season 1!) we explore what we collect, why we collect- and cover the weird, wonderful and also some of the darker implications of collecting as we chat with Alice Procter about her Uncomfortable Art Tours, and her recent book The Whole Picture, subtitled ‘The colonial story of art in our museums and why we need to talk about it.’ Our guest artist for Things Found in Books is audio maker and broadcaster Jess Fairfax and we venture over to California for our indie book feature with Natalie Jones and her bookshop The Modern...2021-12-031h 13Historical FrictionCaptain Moxley and the Embers of the Empire (2020)This week Alice was joined by Dan Hanks, author of Captain Moxley and the Embers of the Empire, a historical fantasy about a very tired woman getting forced to do archaeology. We talked about Egypt, treasure hunting, pulp, repatriation, punching nazis, and why it's more fun to be creatively anachronistic.
Dan's latest book, Swashbucklers, is out now via Angry Robot. You can find him on twitter @dan_hanks or on his website.
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it.
Support the show on Patreon...2021-12-0142 minHistorical FrictionBeauvallet (1929)We read a book! Alice and Sara discussed Beauvallet by Georgette Heyer, queen of historical romance. We talked about enemies to lovers, Spanish roads, English tourists and whatever the hell 'stocks broidered with gold quirks about the ankles' are. Special thanks this week to George Procter for providing voice acting!
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it.
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Follow Alice on T...2021-11-241h 03Historical FrictionIntroducing "Ripper Watch"Something different! This week Alice, Helen, Sara and Abigail all got together. This episode is an introduction to a recurring feature discussing the representation of the Whitechapel Murders and "Jack the Ripper" in pop culture, through puns, commemorative coins, horrible street art and weird cross stitch. We also watched Patricia Cornwell's 2002 Stalking The Ripper documentary, and talked about the idea of "Ripperology".
This episode discusses murder, and violence against women.
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it.
Support the show on Patreon at patreon.c...2021-11-171h 06Historical FrictionThe Lighthouse (2019)Once again we are drowning in Robert Eggers' vibes - for this episode Helen Victoria Murray discussed The Lighthouse with Celine Brossillon, covering masculine madness, Victorian novels, and tentacles.
Find Celine on twitter @broceline17
Find Helen on twitter @helenvmurray
And thank you also to the Haunted Shores Research Network for all their help!
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it.
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Follow the show on Twitter @historyfriction2021-11-101h 03Historical FrictionThe VVitch (2015)Another spooky, vibes-heavy film to see us out of October! Eleanor Affleck and I watched The Witch, or the V V Itch, and loved it. Topics include the representation of witch hunting, colonial panic, wood chopping as a coping mechanism, the taste of butter, and 33% inaccurate windows. This is an extremely detailed film that's extremely in love with its source material, but we also discussed the absence of Wampanoag communities and the problem of drawing heavily on white settler colonial anxiety as a historical source.
This film contains violence, including against children, and we mention it in t...2021-10-281h 11Historical FrictionBlack Death (2010)This week's show is the second in our double feature of plague movies! Sara and I watched Black Death, a bad film about torture and misogyny that is very much Not Bergman. We talked about funeral rites, fourteenth century timekeeping, and why it's a bad idea to give your trashy dude movie a specific date and location.
Find Sara on Twitter @tinyredbook
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Partway through you might notice Sara's audio change - we had some slight tech problems and had to use our backup recording, so please be gentle with us like we're a bowl full of fresh milk.
The music at the end is 'The Seventh Seal' by Scott Walker, because I promised my d...2021-10-1349 minHistorical FrictionLizzie (2018)Hi! We're back! Kicking off a spooky Autumn/Winter season, today's episode features Helen Victoria Murray to discuss Lizzie (2018), a fictionalisation of the real-life Borden family murders. We talked about crime and gender in fiction, the representation of class and power, and trying to make true crime sexy.
This episode contains discussions of sexual violence, abuse and murder.
Find Helen on twitter @helenvmurray
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BIC TALKSColonial Art and the MuseumArt historian, writer and educator Alice Procter embarks on everything that a historian in mainstream establishment shuns. She speaks about colonial loot, whiteness, historical trauma, myths of national identity besides excavating the colonial story of art in museums. Her unofficial and unauthorised Uncomfortable Art Tours initiative has been unpacking colonial narrative since 2017 across some of Britain’s leading museums. Her book The Whole Picture: The Colonial Story of the Art in Our Museums & why We Need to Talk about it deftly unpacks many of the themes that guide her work and asks crucially ‘…who has the right to hold...2021-09-241h 13
Moira MomentsMOIRA MOMENTS series 1 omnibus 3: Jax's story (1997 - 2000)Set across three generations, MOIRA MOMENTS tells the sometimes hilarious, sometimes tragic story of the Berrecam family. This is the third of 6 omnibus editions of the first season, telling the story in chronological order. Beatie Berrecam is an artist living in a caravan in Lancashire. When she happens to meet Jax in a bar on the day of Princess Diana's funeral, Bea realises she's had a Moira Moment...A full-cast audio drama by the 368 Theatre Company, recorded in lockdown. Cast: PIP HENDERSON (Jax), ALICE SCHOFIELD (Lemon), SUZANNE PROCTER (Beatie) and HOLLY JACKSON-WALTERS (Angela)Written by...2021-07-1435 minHistorical FrictionThe Da Vinci Code (2006) and Angels and Demons (2009)It's hard when the Pope is your dad, and your actual dad is the Pope. Melissa came back to reclaim her title of "Worst Film Watched For The Podcast". These films are terrible but they're also cultural landmarks, responsible for a lot of art historians and a key part of modern conspiracy culture. We discussed holy grails, the Vatican "Secret" Archives, what symbologists even do, and cancelling the Papacy.
Find Melissa on Twitter @hosmeriana, and follow Lads On Grand Tour
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Moira MomentsMOIRA MOMENTS chapter 2Set across three generations, MOIRA MOMENTS tells the sometimes hilarious, sometimes tragic story of the Berrecam family. The first season opens in 1981. Charles and Diana have announced their engagement and Donald Farhall is about to embark on a relationship which will change his life... A full-cast audio drama by the 368 Theatre Company, recorded in lockdown. Cast: ABI HARRIS (Mary-Louise), NIGEL FAIRS (Donald), REBECCA CRINNION (Jenny), PIP HENDERSON (Jax), ALICE SCHOFIELD (Lemon), SUZANNE PROCTER (Beatie), KAT ROGERS (Kate) and RADLEY MASON (Michael)with special guest star LOUISE JAMESON (Norma) Written by Nigel Fairs ...2021-04-2127 min
Moira MomentsMOIRA MOMENTS chapter 1Set across three generations, MOIRA MOMENTS tells the sometimes hilarious, sometimes tragic story of the Berrecam family. The first season opens in 1981. Charles and Diana have announced their engagement and Donald Farhall is about to embark on a relationship which will change his life... A full-cast audio drama by the 368 Theatre Company, recorded in lockdown. Cast: ABI HARRIS (Mary-Louise), NIGEL FAIRS (Donald Farhall), REBECCA CRINNION (Jenny), PIP HENDERSON (Jax), ALICE SCHOFIELD (Lemon), SUZANNE PROCTER (Beatie) and RADLEY MASON (Michael)with special guest stars LOUISE JAMESON (Norma) and KEITH DRINKEL (George)Written by Nige...2021-04-1424 minHistorical FrictionDangerous Beauty (1998)Dangerous Beauty (1998), also released as A Destiny Of Her Own or The Honest Courtesan, is a fun and frothy romance about Veronica Franco, a poet and sex worker in 16th century Venice. Yes, we talked about the banana scene, but we also discussed the history of sex and religion in Venice, the Inquisition, and how far the film industry has come (and still has to go) in representing diversity in the past. It was a delight to have Professor Catherine Fletcher on to talk about this film with me, and put it in its proper context.
Find...2021-04-121h 04We Get Real AFEp 46: Leading with Compassion & Purpose – Julie Eddleman, EVP & Global Chief Commercial Officer of DoubleVerifyJulie is a dynamic digital media and advertising leader with an accomplished legacy of work spanning global brands like Procter & Gamble, Google, and DoubleVerify. Find Julie Eddleman Online:LinkedInReferenced:DoubleVerifyGoogleProcter & GambleGlobal Sports Mentoring ProgramWe Get Real AF Podcast Credits:Producers & Hosts: Vanessa Alava & Sue RobinsonVanessa AlavaLinkedIn Instagram TwitterSue RobinsonLinkedIn Instagram Twitter Audio Producer/Editor: Sam Mclean 2021-03-3048 min
Front RowEmerald Fennell, Benin Bronzes, Winner of the Sarah Maguire Prize for Poetry in TranslationEmerald Fennell is the director and writer of Promising Young Woman, a darkly comic revenge thriller starring Carey Mulligan. The film is nominated for five Academy Awards and six BAFTAs. Emerald is also a successful actress, most recently starring as the then-Camilla Parker Bowles in The Crown as well as a cameo in the movie. We hear about what sparked the film, reactions to it and what it’s like to combine direction, writing and acting. The Humboldt Forum in Berlin is currently planning to return its entire collection of Benin bronzes to Nigeria, looted in the la...2021-03-2528 minHistorical FrictionLa Révolution (2020)Look, this show is absurd. It's the French Revolution with zombies and literally nothing makes sense. It was cancelled after one season and that's definitely for the best, but it was still kind of fun to watch. Claire and I talked about royalty, fantasy and weird nationalism in a show that has absolutely no subtlety.
We discussed the "Magical Negro" trope, which is explained further here
Claire mentioned Lady Oscar, and I recommended A Place of Greater Safety
Find Claire on Twitter @carmineclaire
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop...2021-03-221h 05
The Week in ArtUK culture war: how should museums confront colonialism?This week, we focus on two books: Aimee Dawson talks to Alice Procter about the debate over contested heritage in the UK and her book The Whole Picture, a strident call for colonial histories to be told in museums. Jori Finkel speaks to Glenn Adamson about Craft: An American History, a radical reappraisal of craft's role in forging American identity. And in this episode’s Work of the Week, Ben Luke talks to the critic Michael Peppiatt—curator of an exhibition uniting Frank Auerbach and Tony Bevan at Ben Brown Fine Arts in London—about Auerbach's EOW Sleeping IV (1967), in the Is...2021-03-121h 08Historical FrictionLost in Austen (2009)It is a truth universally acknowledged that you know the drill. This week Lizzie Rogers and I watched Lost in Austen (2009) and talked about lipgloss, Mr Darcy, and the Austen Romance Industry. We also dug into what happens when historic houses become fictional sites, and tried to understand just what it is about Pride and Prejudice that people can't get enough of.
We mentioned:
Colonial Countryside, and the work of the National Trust to unravel connections to colonialism at its properties - specifically the amazing work of Professor Corrine Fowler
They Were Her Property: White...2021-03-081h 18Historical FrictionEver After (1998)For this episode, we're doing something a little different and discussing the heavily fictionalised past as represented through fairytales. Focusing on Ever After (1998), Abigail Fine and I talked about 90s Hollywood girl power, gender roles, and some of the nastier tropes these films use.
We mentioned:
A chapter by Christy Williams, called The Shoe Still Fits: Ever After and the Pursuit of a Feminist Cinderella
Marina Warner's work, specifically From The Beast To The Blonde
and some modern versions of Cinderella, including Megan Morrison's Disenchanted and Ash by Malinda Lo
Find...2021-02-221h 13
What The SFF?!'When There's Trouble, Call a Mario!'In the latest episode of What the SFF?!, join Tim Pratt, author of the Axiom trilogy and Doors of Sleep, and Molly Tanzer, author of the Diabolist's Library trilogy and weird-Western Vermillion, as they chat with Head Robot Eleanor Teasdale!
Listen in as they discuss how authors can use Patreon to showcase their writing (or their cats), the trials and tribulations of crowdfunding, and the singular joys of working on Mario manga.
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Books by Tim2021-02-1155 minHistorical FrictionThe Dig (2021)WE'RE BACK, BABY.
After accidentally plugging The Dig twice last season, I finally watched it! It's fine! In this episode, Hannah Taylor and I discussed the representation of women in archaeology, why "Anglo-Saxon" is nonsense, and trying to make digging cool.
A couple of suggested readings on the use of "Anglo-Saxon" and "dark ages":
this New York Times article from 2019 about Medieval studies and racists
M. Rambaran-Olm's excellent three part primer, including a bibliography
Erik Wade's twitter threads
Dr Eleanor Janega's blog, Going Medieval, especially this one a...2021-02-081h 11
Open School Of BusinessHow to create an entrepreneurial cluster of start-ups with Mladen MaksicMladen Maksic is a SEO consultant and CEO at Play Media. He has worked with numerous clients from startups to Fortune 500 companies, from Procter & Gamble to Royal Dutch Shell, creating marketing strategies and helping them take their businesses to the top of Google for most competitive keywords.
In this episode, you will learn:
How to create a culture where every employee with a good idea can become a founder of a new start-up
Why big companies hire digital marketing agencies for employee engagement projects
How to respond to inadequate reviews on your social media or...2020-12-0300 minHistorical FrictionA Timeless Christmas (2020)For the last episode of 2020*, we watched A Timeless Christmas, one of this year's Hallmark holiday films. The film is about a museum director who is somehow simultaneously a docent falling in love with the man she wrote her PhD on, a 1900s industrialist accidentally time travelling to the present day. It was irredeemably bad. Madeline and I got angry about collections handling, romance tropes, museum budgets, and secret drawers.
*I'm taking December off to research and record, so the show will be back in January. See you then!
Find Madeline on Twitter @oldenoughtosay
...2020-11-3055 minHistorical FrictionThe Mummy (1932, 1999, 2017)Continuing an accidental series of episodes about archaeology, this week's episode covers three films - The Mummy, originally made in 1932, and its 1999 and 2017 remakes. Dr Nicole Cochrane and I talked about pith helmets, the racialization of Egypt, "lost world" fiction, and colonial nostalgia.
Find Nicole on Twitter @tinyhistorian
How Academics, Egyptologists, and Even Melania Trump Benefit From Colonialist Cosplay (Hyperallergic)
"Who owns Egyptian heritage?" with Heba Gawad (Manchester Museum podcast)
Basically anything Christina Riggs has written is so important but this is the best and most savage takedown of romanticising Egyptology...2020-11-231h 20Historical FrictionPompeii (2014)Explosions! Swords! Horse girls! Melissa made me watch Pompeii (2014). We talked about the swords-and-sandals genre, the specific place of Pompeii in popular imagination, volcanos and Kit Harrington's hair. I do not recommend this movie. Please make more sexy trashy films about archaeologists.
Find Melissa on Twitter @hosmeriana
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it. Also sometimes bad wigs.
Support the show on Patreon at patreon.com/historicalfriction
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Follow Alice on Twitter...2020-11-161h 10Historical FrictionDesperate Romantics (2009)For this episode, Helen Victoria Murray and I revisited Desperate Romantics (2009), the show that made a generation of teens (or maybe just us) fall in love with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. We discussed the differences between Victorian fame and 2000s celebrity, the relationship between aesthetics and accuracy in artists' biographies, and all the ways in which William Morris deserves better.
Find Helen on twitter @helenvmurray
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it. Also sometimes bad wigs.
Support the show on Patreon at patreon.com/historicalfriction2020-11-0954 minHistorical FrictionTwelfth Night (2017)In this episode, we talked about gender and sexuality in three recent stage productions of Twelfth Night, and what happens when you look for queer history in a play from the 1600s.
We discussed the 2012 Globe production, the 2017 Globe production, and the 2017 National Theatre production, as well as the 1996 film directed by Trevor Nunn.
Find Eleanor on Twitter @elaffleck
The Brutus/Cassius Beauty and the Beast fanvid
Historical Friction is a podcast about storytelling, pop culture, the past, and why we reenact it. Also sometimes bad wigs.
2020-11-021h 05Historical FrictionThis is a podcastHi! It's a trailer! Welcome! Episodes release weekly on Mondays, so the first real episode is up on 2 November.
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The Art Of ...The Art of ComedyComedy as an art form can be traced all the way back to ancient Greece. From toilet humour and sarcasm, to irony and wordplay, artists continue to use comedy within their work today. In this episode, comedian Charlie George explores how artists have used comedy throughout art history and asks 'is it okay to laugh at art?'Hear from artist Abondance Matanda, art historian Alice Procter and assistant curators James Finch, Helen O'Malley and Katy Wan as they chat about their thoughts on comedy in art from Tate's collection.To find out mo...2020-07-0235 min
Art Palace80: Connectedness with Alice Connor, Daniel Hughes and Koti SreekrishnaThis is a live recording of the Gallery Experience on Connectedness that and was inspired by the special exhibition, The Levee: A photographer in the American South and took place on November 24, 2019.The Panel:Moderator, Pastor Alice Connor: UC chaplain and author of How to Human: An Incomplete Manual for Living in a Messed-Up World. Daniel Hughes: Pastor of Incline Missional Community and a member of the Economics of Compassion Initiative and the Jubilee Cincinnati CampaignKoti Sreekrishna: Senior scientist at Procter & Gamble, religious counselor of the Hindu Society of Greater Cincinnati and co-author of The Complete Bhagavad-Gita: A verse-by-verse self-study...2019-12-091h 05
German Historical Institute London PodcastFrom Collected to Contested: The Future of Museums after the Repatriation DebateWith Subhadra Das, Clémentine Deliss, Tristram Hunt, and Alice Procter. Chaired by Mirjam Brusius. This event was part of the Contested Histories seminar series 2019 and took place on 25 June 2019 at the German Historical Institute London.2019-07-181h 45
Behind the Glass Cabinet'Curious Creatures' with Alice ProcterIn this episode Alice Procter joins Ellie to talk about Joseph Banks' Platypus on display at the British Musuem's Enlightenment Gallery. We discuss Cook's voyages and collections and their reception on his return to London. We also explore uncritical reconstructions of Enlightenment galleries at the British Museum and elsewhere; and how Europeans understood and described Australia in the 1700-1900 period.Alice Procter is an art historian and museum activist. She runs Uncomfortable Art Tours, exploring the representation of colonial collections and legacies of imperialism in national museums.2019-05-0800 min
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Lise: Kabataş Erkek Lisesi. Üniversite: Amerika’da Southern Illinois University diye bir devlet okulu. Eyalet sıkıcı, okul hareketli. O yaşlarda bu bilgisayar önemli bir iş olacak öngörüsü ile onun mühendisi olalım diye başlıyoruz,sonradan anlıyoruz ki sistem analistliği değil istediğimiz. Bölüm değiştiriyoruz, sene kaybediyoruz, ancak istediğimiz alandan alıyoruz diplomayi: iş idaresi ve Pazarlama. Sonra Türkiye’de ilk iş deneyimi: Procter...2019-05-0218 min
The ExhibitionistArt Shot - Teethteeth teeth teeth teeth teeth teeth teeth
A quick little live review for you today - I went to see Teeth, at the Wellcome Collection. Not for the faint of heart or the dentally anxious, this exhibition explores the darkest cavities of the history of dentistry. It’s sweet in places and rotten in others, with some very tongue in cheek curation. I really dropped the veneer of professionalism here, but I think you’ll want to sink your teeth in and chew on the content, though it is a little hard to swallow in places.
I’m sorry.
Teeth is run...2018-08-1600 minThe ExhibitionistArt Shots - Dorothea Lange, Vanessa Winship and Killed NegativesTwo exhibitions for the price of one, and a free display! I went to Dorothea Lange: Politics of Seeing and Vanessa Winship: And Time Folds at the Barbican, and Killed Negatives: Unseen Images of 1930s America at the Whitechapel Gallery. So much documentary photography. All highly recommended.
Lange and Winship run until 2.09.2018 - information and tickets (£13.50/£9 students) here https://www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/2018/event/dorothea-lange-vanessa-winship
Killed Negatives (admission free) runs until 26.08.2018 http://www.whitechapelgallery.org/exhibitions/killed-negatives-unseen-images-1930s-america/
Contact me via theexhibitionist.org, facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and exhibitionistpod@gmail.com, or on twitter @aaprocter to let me know what sh...2018-08-1000 minThe ExhibitionistJames Cook: The Voyages at the British LibraryI recorded this review live in the British Library's exhibition commemorating 250 years since the first Cook voyage. It's a little different to my usual format - you can treat it as an extra long review or use it as an audioguide.
James Cook: The Voyages runs until 28.8.2018. Admission is £14 or £7 with an Art Pass. More information on the exhibition at https://www.bl.uk/events/james-cook-the-voyages
The article on Tupaia's map I mentioned is here https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/101871481/legendary-map-of-pacific-by-james-cooks-tahitian-navigator-tupaia-finally-unlocked?rm=m
Contact me via theexhibitionist.org, facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and exhibitionistpod@gmail.com, or on twitter @aaprocter to...2018-08-0900 minThe ExhibitionistArt Shots - Lee BulI said I was doing a ton of podcasts this month AND I MEANT IT. Throughout August I'll be releasing short reviews of the major summer "blockbuster" exhibitions, called Art Shots.
I really loved Lee Bul's Hayward Gallery retrospective! The exhibition runs until 19.8.2018, and tickets are £13 or £6.50 with an Art Pass. This episode also has a return to the background noise plague, sorry.
Contact me via theexhibitionist.org, facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and exhibitionistpod@gmail.com, or on twitter @aaprocter to let me know what shows you'd like to see me review - and, as always, please leave a rating and re...2018-08-0700 minThe ExhibitionistArt Shots - All Too HumanThroughout August I'll be releasing short reviews of the major summer "blockbuster" exhibitions, called Art Shots.
I can't recommend All Too Human: Bacon, Freud and a Century of Painting Life, at Tate Britain. The show itself was underwhelming and tickets were £19.50 or £18.50 for concessions, but if you're a bigger fan of Freud or Bacon than me you might enjoy it more...
Contact me via theexhibitionist.org, facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and exhibitionistpod@gmail.com, or on twitter @aaprocter to let me know what shows you'd like to see me review - and, as always, please leave a rating and review on iT...2018-08-0600 minThe ExhibitionistArt ShotsHI HI HI
I've missed you! So for the month of August, I'll be back on the podcasting with some quick and dirty exhibition reviews... They'll be super short responses to exhibitions, with my skip it or see it thoughts on the dozens of shows on in London at the moment.
Drop me a line at theexhibitionist.org, facebook.com/exhibitionistpod or on twitter @aaprocter to tell me what I HAVE to see2018-08-0400 min
The Jason & Scot Show - E-Commerce And Retail NewsEP129 - Amazon Q1 2018 Earnings Hot TakeEP129 - Amazon Q1 Earnings Hot Take
This episode is a hot take of the Amazon Q1 2018 earnings
Amazon Q1 Earnings Highlights $51b, which is a 43% y/y increase - 39% constant currency, 27% ex- Whole Foods
NA was up 46% y/y which drove $1.1b in profits (26% ex WFM)
Intl was up 21% constant currency and lost $622m
AWS had a material acceleration up 48% y/y constant currency and profits were $1.4b
Amazon Prime fee increasing to $119 (20% increase)
Marketplace 52% 3P by Unit sales
3P Growing at 60% (constant currency)
JMP GMV analysis-> 1P - $31b / 3P - $69b = $101B GMV
Wingo GMV estimate ->...2018-05-0149 minThe Exhibitionist22 - Into The UnknownUnexpected delays and weirdness means this episode is going up after the exhibition finishes, but it's okay because we didn't like it anyway?
Clare and I went to the Barbican to see Into The Unknown. It's cool if that's your thing, but we were underwhelmed...
Contact me via theexhibitionist.org, facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and exhibitionistpod@gmail.com - and, as always, leave a rating and review on iTunes.2017-09-0400 minThe Exhibitionist21 - Camden Arts CentreIt's our first birthday! Rose and Alice went to the Camden Art Centre to see shows by Jennifer Tee and Daniel Richter. Both shows run until September 17th - more info at https://www.camdenartscentre.org/
Jennifer Tee's RESIST STACK OF BOOKS:
James Baldwin, Go Tell It On The Mountain (1953)
Anthony Burgess, A Clockwork Orange (1962)
Kate Chopin, The Awakening (1899)
Cynthia Cruz, The Glimmering Room (2012)
Joan Didion, The White Album (1979)
Nathaniel Hawthorne, The Scarlet Letter (1850)
Laurie Halse Anderson, Speak (1999)
Han Kang, The Vegetarian (2007)
Mary Karr, The Liars Club (1995)
Bill Knot, I Am Flying into Myself: Selected Poems (2017)
Lucas de Lima, Wetland (2014)
...2017-08-2100 minThe Exhibitionist20 - House Of IllustrationHappy 20th episode to us! Alice Marie made a joyful return to discuss Anime Architecture and Jaqueline Ayer: Drawing on Thailand, both at the House of Illustration.
Find Alice Marie's birb bbs and other work at https://www.alicemarie.co.uk/
more info about the House Of Illustration at http://www.houseofillustration.org.uk/
I have a new website! It's theexhibitionist.org and I'm rather pleased with it.
You can still contact me in all the usual places - facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and exhibitionistpod@gmail.com - and, as always, leave a rating and review on iTunes. It helps new...2017-07-2400 minThe Exhibitionist19 - The Most Popular Art Exhibition Ever!A day late because of a technical horrorshow, but we're still going! Pop culture nerd and museum darling Olivia makes her third appearance to talk about Grayson Perry's new show at the Serpentine Gallery, The Most Popular Art Exhibition Ever!
Also, I have a new website! It's theexhibitionist.org and I'm rather pleased with it.
You can still contact me in all the usual places - facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and exhibitionistpod@gmail.com - and, as always, leave a rating and review on iTunes. It helps new listeners find us, and makes me feel loved.2017-07-1100 minThe Exhibitionist18 - Russian Revolution: Hope, Tragedy, MythsGreetings, comrades! We're finally back. Old mate and gender studies correspondent Rachel went to the Russian Revolution: Hope, Tragedy, Myths exhibition at the British Library with Alice.
https://www.bl.uk/events/russian-revolution-hope-tragedy-myths
Contact me in all the usual places - facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and exhibitionistpod@gmail.com - and please please leave a rating and review on iTunes. It helps new listeners find us, and makes me feel popular.2017-06-2600 minThe Exhibitionist17 - Cornelia ParkerHello beloveds! This week Alice and Alice Marie (Alice squared!) went to Cornelia Parker's exhibition at the Frith Street Gallery, split across two sites in Soho. More info at http://www.frithstreetgallery.com/
Contact me in all the usual places - facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and exhibitionistpod@gmail.com - and please please leave a rating and review on iTunes. It helps new listeners find us. Also, I crave validation.2017-05-2200 minThe Exhibitionist16 - Monologue Dialogue 4George and Gabi joined Alice to see Monologue Dialogue 4 at The Koppel Project. It was... a mixed bag.
More info at http://thekoppelproject.com/monologue-dialogue-4mysticism-insecurity/
George will be showing his work with Sisters of Eden on the 9th of May. More at https://www.facebook.com/events/1336087789803353/
Contact me in all the usual places - facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and exhibitionistpod@gmail.com - and please please leave a rating and review on iTunes. It helps new listeners find us, and makes me extremely happy.2017-05-0800 minThe Exhibitionist15 - Queer British ArtWE’RE BACK.
Did you miss us?
For our first show after a horrifyingly long hiatus guests Rachel and Eleanor went with Alice to see Queer British Art at Tate Britain.
Contact me in all the usual places - facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and exhibitionistpod@gmail.com - and please please leave a rating and review on iTunes. It helps new listeners find us, and makes me extremely happy.2017-04-2400 minThe Exhibitionist14 - the Institute of Contemporary ArtHey pals! Rose (Friend of the show, frequent guest, and everybody's favourite Texan) and Alice went to the ICA to see Helen Johnson's Warm Ties, and Sonia Boyce's We move in her way. We're still working on easing Rose into performance art...
Contact me in all the usual places - facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and exhibitionistpod@gmail.com - and please please leave a rating and review on itunes! It brings me such joy!2017-02-1300 minThe Exhibitionist13 - The Whitechapel GalleryNew episode monday!
Flora, Alex and I went to the Whitechapel Gallery to see three free displays: Is It Even Worse In Europe? by the Guerilla Girls, Terrains of the Body, and Medium Median by Alicja Kwade. We talk about free art, gender, Teen Vogue, and all sorts of good stuff.
There's some terrible background noise going on, as usual, but we had some technical difficulties this week so it's something of a miracle that there's an episode at all...
more info here: http://www.whitechapelgallery.org/
contact me: facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and exhibitionistpod@gmail.com2017-01-3000 minThe Exhibitionist12 - Anselm Kiefer's WalhallaWE'RE BACK! Happy new year, and welcome to the first Exhibitionist of 2017. Alice went to the White Cube with two lovely guests, Gabi and George, to see Anselm Kiefer's Walhalla installation.
More info at http://whitecube.com/exhibitions/anselm_kiefer_bermondsey_2016/
Contact us in all the usual places - exhibitionistpod@gmail.com and facebook.com/exhibitionistpod - and leave a rating and review if you like us!2017-01-1600 minThe ExhibitionistBonus episode - Ways of SeeingHello! Here's a bonus episode to tide you over during our winter break. Back in November my dad and I recorded a conversation to celebrate John Berger's 90th birthday, and talk about why we love his work.
This is quite a different episode to normal, so please let us know what you think of it in all the usual places - exhibitionistpod@gmail.com and facebook at The Exhibitionist Podcast.
If you like us, please leave a rating and a review on iTunes! This helps us reach new audiences and makes Alice very happy.2016-12-2600 minThe Exhibitionist11 - Opus AnglicanumFor episode 11 we welcome back friend of the show Edith to talk about Medieval embroidery at the Victoria and Albert museum. This is our last show before the Great Midwinter Office Shutdown Period, but we'll be back in the New Year, refreshed and raring to go.
More info and tickets at https://www.vam.ac.uk/exhibitions/opus-anglicanum-masterpieces-of-english-medieval-embroidery
Contact us in all the usual places - exhibitionistpod@gmail.com and facebook.com/exhibitionistpod - and leave a rating and review if you like us!2016-12-1200 minThe Exhibitionist10 - Emma Hamilton: Seduction and CelebrityIt's our tenth episode! Hurrah!
Olivia and Alice went all the way to Greenwich to see the Emma Hamilton exhibition at the National Maritime Museum.
Recommended follows and reads from this episode:
@whoresofyore's excellent twitter account is 'A catalogue of jilts, cracks, prostitutes, night-walkers, whores, she-friends, kind women & others of the linnen-lifting tribe.'
Romantic Outlaws by Charlotte Gordon, a delightfully readable and well researched biography of Mary Woolstonecraft and Mary Shelley.
Contact us in all the usual places - exhibitionistpod@gmail.com and facebook.com/exhibitionistpod - and leave a rating and review if you like us!2016-11-2800 minThe Exhibitionist9 - Phillippe Parreno, Tate Modern and public artFor this week's episode Alice and Olivia discuss the Tate Modern and public art in London, and visit Phillippe Parreno's Turbine Hall installation Anywhen
EUPHONIA is still accepting pitches! Email me at exhibitionistpod@gmail.com
Please like us on facebook, leave a rating and review on itunes, and get in touch with us any way you fancy2016-11-1400 minThe ExhibitionistIntroducing Euphonia! (not an episode)No episode this week, but, exciting news! We're launching EUPHONIA, a brand new podcast collective, bringing together people with something to talk about.
Send your pitches and questions to exhibitionistpod@gmail.com. Yay!
(fear not, regular episodes return next monday)2016-11-0700 minThe Exhibitionist8 - Abstract Expressionism at the RAWe're back! Alice and Edith review the Abstract Expressionism show at the Royal Academy of Art.
Abstract Expressionism runs until 2.1.2017 - more info at https://www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibition/abstract-expressionism
Contact Alice at exhibitionistpod@gmail.com, facebook.com/exhibitionistpod, instagram.com/exhibitionistpod, or leave a rating and review on iTunes2016-10-2900 minThe Exhibitionist7 - Feminist Avant-Garde of the 1970sAlice and Rachel discuss Feminist Avant-Garde of the 1970s, now on at The Photographers' Gallery.
Contact Alice at exhibitionistpod@gmail.com, facebook.com/exhibtitionistpod and on instagram @exhibtitionistpod
More info: http://thephotographersgallery.org.uk/feminist-avant-garde-of-the-1970s-works-from-the-verbund-collection-7-october-2016-8-january-202016-10-1700 minThe Exhibitionist6 - Fire! Fire! at the Museum of LondonThis week Alice and Olivia went to the Museum of London to see Fire! Fire!, a family-focused exhibition about the Great Fire of London.
You can find Olivia on instagram at @oliviabladenmuseums
Contact Alice at exhibitionistpod@gmail.com, facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and on instagram @exhibitionistpod
More info: http://www.museumoflondon.org.uk/museum-london/whats-on/exhibitions/fire-fire
Please leave a rating and a review! We love to hear from you2016-10-1000 minThe ExhibitionistEp 5 - Donna Huanca at the Zabludowicz CollectionWelcome to Episode 5! Rose, Donald and I went to the Zabludowicz collection to see Scar Cymbals, Donna Huanca's first solo show in the UK.
http://www.zabludowiczcollection.com/
Contact Alice at exhibitionistpod@gmail.com, facebook.com/exhibitionistpod and @exhibitionistpod on instagram2016-10-0300 minThe ExhibitionistEp 4 - Black Chronicles at the National Portrait GalleryWelcome to Episode 4! Alice and Katie went to the NPG to discuss the "Black Chronicles" and "Setting the Scene" displays of photographic portraiture in the late 19th Century
http://www.npg.org.uk/whatson/blackchronicles/display.php
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exhibitionistpod@gmail.com2016-09-1900 minThe ExhibitionistEp 3 - States Of Mind at the Wellcome CollectionFor Episode 3 Clare and I went to the Wellcome Collection to see States of Mind
You can contact me at exhibitionist@gmail.com, The Exhibitionist Podcast on facebook, or @exhibitionistpod on instagram. Please let me know what you think!
https://wellcomecollection.org/exhibitions/states-mind-tracing-edges-consciousness2016-09-0600 minThe ExhibitionistEpisode 2.5 - Edith Dormandy and Ham Sweet HamHello and welcome to the Exhibitionist Episode 2.5! The first bonus episode! This is a chat with artist Edith Dormandy about her new show with Jake Lamerton, Ham Sweet Ham, which takes place in her family home.
Ham Sweet Ham is running until 7 September 2016 - for more information email Edith at edithdormandy@yahoo.co.uk.
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You can follow Katrina on instagram at @agirlatagallery, and Alice at @exhibitionistpod. Please leave a rating and a review, or get in touch via The Exhibitionist Podcast on Facebook or exhibitionistpod@gmail.com.2016-08-2900 minThe ExhibitionistEpisode 1 - Mona Hatoum and Georgia O'KeefeWelcome to Episode 1! Alice and Rose went to the Tate Modern to see the Mona Hatoum and Georgia O'Keefe exhibitions.
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