Episode #18: Goya's Little Painting of Horror

 - 01:20 - ARTnews

 - O2:10 - Securitizing artwork is a stupid idea

 - 04:40 - 'Art' = infinite con-game

 - 05:24 - Santa Fe "Rembrandt plates"

 - 06:28 - James vs extradition

 - 08:48 - Scum sucking vampires

 - 09:17 - Art, baseball cards, whatever

 - 10:13 - Three threads of a Picasso

 - 10:35 - Full-on Ferengi Fantasy

 - 10:47 - Barely a Trekie

 - 12:02 - Star Trek is social commentary

 - 13:26 - Catherine goes to a compost pile

 - 14:03 - Was it a grub?

 - 14:56 - La Brea Tar Pits in an alley

 - 15:30 - Next time go to Costco

 - 16:25 - Pills vs horse paste vs science

 - 18:24 - Scariest stuff is real life

 - 19:44 - "Do our own research"

 - 21:15 - Spain is open!

 - 22:28 - Why flip a coin? Get vaccinated!

 - 22:35 - Artist of the Week - Cinta Vidal

 - 23:42 - MC Escher with humanity https://mcescher.com

 - 24:40 - Want to live inside her painting

 - 25:30 - James channels Tina Fey

 - 27:00 - "Escher-esque", not derivative

 - 28:28 - No camping in compost

 - 30:00 - Internet lacks horror, Goya delivers

 - 30:24 - "Saturn Devouring His Son", Goya

 - 31:00 - Mythology is confusing

 - 33:48 - This is horror in painting

 - 35:17 - "The Third of May 1808", Goya

 - 36:10 - Back to Cinta, end on high note

 - 37:23 - Duc Vuong, MD on YouTube

 - 38:42 - Skewed risk perception

 - 39:32 - Dr. Kat Epidemiologist on TikTok

 - 40:42 - Staying in our bubbles