About Art - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I adore this podcast for its clarity of mission and its genuine warmth. As an artist, I deeply appreciate its inclusivity and the way it welcomes all perspectives with open arms. The intimacy and authenticity in the storytelling resonate profoundly with me—qualities I often crave in the art world, where the critical curatorial journey can sometimes feel alienating, even to those it claims to embrace. Having dedicated my entire life to making art across countless mediums, I’ve often felt like an outsider. Yet, this podcast invites me in. It feels like a wolf’s cry, calling me home, and for that, I am profoundly grateful. Leopoldo leopoldo Goût

Hedi’s knowledge and interview style provides for a relaxed atmosphere giving the subject room to really speak thereby drawing out great answers. Truly great conversations.

Tech giants, financial gurus, disease specialists - my daily diet of media consumption. Honestly after years of the same old same I felt there had to be something else out there to break up the monotony. Heidi’s conversations gave me two things I have desperately been looking for. First, the conversations diverged from the day to day exploring art and the personal lives of real people. Second, the cast of characters here is so profoundly special that simply no one else could muster such a group. I wasn’t looking for this podcast, but I’m glad I found it. Unexpectedly desired.

I have listened to 4 podcasts and each is so engaging. You really make room for your guest to be heard and ask such intelligent questions. I also appreciate how you share your own thoughts and often have previous relationships with your guests.

I especially liked the Allison Glenn talk and think that the exhibition in Memphis looks extraordinary from the photos I see online. Love how you art professionals are taking the lead in inclusivity, contacting Theaster, working with him in Chicago, Breanna’s mother as the main stakeholder for this show. Using her words for the title.

I also appreciate how you seemed to carefully bring up that art does not have to bear the weight of the world on its shoulders. Thank you for that.

I’m looking forward to the 2nd Tuesday. Highest regards, Ann Weber