National Endowment for the Arts
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.
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Feb 25, 2025
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Episodes
T. Geronimo Johnson 07.07.2017 26:30
Welcome to Braggsville: A madcap and tragic satire that unpacks attitudes about race.
Bryan “Flash” Turner 29.06.2017 28:29
Living the dream.
Phil Wiggins 23.06.2017 31:35
Bringing It All Home.
Ira Gitler 16.06.2017 28:30
Celebrated by his son Fitz Gitler.
Renée Fleming 08.06.2017 29:29
The power of music to make us whole.
Susan Edwards 01.06.2017 25:59
Art is alive at the Frist Center!
Aaron Bryant 26.05.2017 26:59
Photographs that illuminate history, community and culture.
Dana Tai Soon Burgess 18.05.2017 27:29
Creating a cultural mosaic of dance.
Lucy Gray 12.05.2017 24:31
Her book Balancing Acts takes us backstage with dancers who are mothers.
Cory Doctorow 04.05.2017 26:58
The prolific award-winning novelist talks about sci-fi and technology.
Kim Roberts 28.04.2017 28:59
Kim Roberts brings a poet’s eye to The Scientific Method
Thomas Dooley 20.04.2017 27:59
His collection Trespass shines a light in dark places
Dick Hyman 13.04.2017 28:58
A musical shape-shifter.
Dave Holland 07.04.2017 27:59
Jazz as a way of life
Dee Dee Bridgewater 31.03.2017 28:28
Going her own way.
Liz Carroll, Seamus Connolly, Kevin Doyle and Billy McComiskey 16.03.2017 29:59
Celebrate Traditional Irish Music.
Jacqueline Lawton 09.03.2017 27:29
Her play Intelligence is a political drama that centers on accountability.
Jacqueline Woodson 02.03.2017 28:59
With Another Brooklyn, acclaimed children’s author Jacqueline Woodson creates an adult novel that reads like poetry.
John Dickerson 23.02.2017 28:59
Author and moderator of Face the Nation, Dickerson’s book Whistlestop is a witty, rollicking tour of presidential campaign history.
Dr. Lonnie Smith 17.02.2017 31:27
One of the best jazz organists, ever…and one of the most sampled jazz musicians,
Rachel Howzell Hall 09.02.2017 27:59
With her character Lou Norton, Hall creates one of the few African American female detectives.
Bob Mondello 02.02.2017 28:29
Bringing a love of art to the craft of criticism.
Marsha Mason 25.01.2017 28:59
Living a full life on and off the stage.
Bowman Wright 13.01.2017 27:07
Wright on the transformative power of theater and his two portrayals of MLK.
Kimmie Dobbs Chan 04.01.2017 27:29
Creating a new language of dance.
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