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I'm looking into a good one about art history, but also accepting any that covers art in general

>> No.3826083

>>3826079
a bit more 3d-ish
https://soundcloud.com/the-collective-podcast

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qykl/episodes/player

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>>3826083
>>3828468

Noice, I'll check those when I can

I also found this one https://open.spotify.com/show/5bxzCJWVTu2gN8rEiC5NP5

>> No.3828820

No. I don't like the sound of people.

>> No.3828821

I do listen to podcasts when coloring, but not about art.

>> No.3829557

The Art History Babes Podcast is pretty cool. They're your sort of stereotypical graduate/postgrad art history white girls, and they're very left leaning on the occasions when politics become involved. They're very knowledgeable and stay on the topic for the most part.

I couldn't really tell you of any other podcasts otherwise. My recommendation would be to get some art history audiobooks. I listened to The Judgement of Paris about 1.5 years ago and it was pretty good, consistent entertainment.

>> No.3829649

>>3829557

I was thinking of audiobooks too, but they don't grab my attention and my mind just drifts away

>> No.3829662

i listen to the joe rogan experience