Art Works Podcast
The National Endowment for the Arts podcast that goes behind the scenes with some of the nation’s great artists to explore how art works.
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 30 minutes
- Episodes
- 696
- Years Active
- 2010 - 2025
Mel Tillis
Singer/songwriter Mel Tillis tells stories about his career and how performing helped him cope with his stutter. [29:43]
00:29:42 |
Fri 30 Nov 2012
Dennis Yerry
Dennis Yerry discusses his multi-faceted career as Native American composer, arranger and musician AND as a jazz pianist and cabaret performer. [29:27]
00:29:23 |
Fri 16 Nov 2012
Bonnie Fogel
The founder of a young people's theater organization discusses the critical need children have for theater and arts education. [29:40]
00:29:40 |
Fri 09 Nov 2012
Josh McManus
Josh McManus talks about the thousand little things that make up creative placemaking. [27:17]
00:27:17 |
Sat 03 Nov 2012
Laura Lippman on Edgar Allan Poe
Mystery Writer Laura Lippman talks about the terrifying brilliance of Edgar Allan Poe. [29:32]
00:29:31 |
Fri 26 Oct 2012
Josh Ritter
Indie singer Josh Ritter talks about writing, composing, and performing. [27:58]
00:27:56 |
Fri 19 Oct 2012
Clive Gillinson
Clive Gillinson on bringing Carnegie Hall to all New Yorkers. [34:36]
00:34:36 |
Fri 12 Oct 2012
The Paschall Brothers
Three generations of Paschalls have brought beautiful harmonies to their community.
00:35:21 |
Thu 04 Oct 2012
Harold Burnham
Harold Burnham keeps the Essex shipbuilding tradition alive and vibrant.
00:30:47 |
Thu 27 Sep 2012
Margot Livesey
Author Margot Livesey discusses The Flight of Gemma Hardy -- her reimagining of Jane Eyre. [32:40]
00:32:40 |
Thu 20 Sep 2012
Al Head
Arts Advocate Al Head discusses the profound impact of traditional arts on communities. [28:50]
00:28:50 |
Thu 13 Sep 2012
John Collins
Backstage with the director of Gatz, a play that takes as its text F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic of and about the Jazz Age.
00:36:04 |
Thu 06 Sep 2012
Christopher Paul Curtis
Meet Christopher Paul Curtis. He is known for writing historical fiction for young adults that center on African-American families and tackle tough issues with humor and honesty. His latest book, The…
00:33:45 |
Thu 23 Aug 2012
Bryan Doerries
Bryan Doerries discusses how bringing Greek tragedies to service members opens up new conversations.
00:30:33 |
Thu 16 Aug 2012
Richard Currey
A writer and Vietnam Veteran discusses Tim O'Brien's The Things They Carried.
00:28:31 |
Thu 09 Aug 2012
Michele Lowe
Michele Lowe discusses the process that moved her award-winning play Inana from page to stage. [32:07]
00:32:07 |
Thu 02 Aug 2012
Ron Capps
Ron Capps helps returning service members write their way home.
00:27:26 |
Thu 26 Jul 2012
Luke Stewart and Gio Russonello
Capital Bop expanding the DC’s jazz audience in unexpected places. [32:22]
00:32:22 |
Thu 19 Jul 2012
Yeohlee Teng
Yeohlee Teng talks about her design philosophy and her work with Making Midtown, an initiative to reinvigorate creative production in NYC’s garment district.
00:28:50 |
Thu 12 Jul 2012
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