The Lives of Contemporary Artists

Deviating from his typical format, Timmy trips on the laces of propriety as he conducts a live interview with lewd artist.

We've reached an auspicious milestone in this, our 100th episode! Join Timmy with his retrospective tribute to the lives and The Lives of Contemporary Artists.

Had he been enrolled Timmy Black would have surely been expelled from the Frankfurt School. Listen as Timmy gives corruption a good name.

A practical guide to grant writing is offered here with a haunting musical soundtrack written and performed by Timmy Black's youngest offspring, Fat Tony Black.

The reservoirs of untapped art scavenged from unsung streams is the subject of Timmy Black's nearly incoherent soliloquy. You might have to listen to it twice just to make sure you weren't hallucinating.

Podcaster Timmy Black posts a lengthy, discursive 'Help Wanted' ad and pretends it's an episode.

One wonders how someone as singularly untalented as Timmy Black managed to elbow his way into the cauldrons of high culture. The answer lies in the verbs.

Disheveled values, fluid priorities and the fear of finding himself on the business end of a severe professional backlash, Timmy Black proposes incoherence as the safest route for artistic commentary.

While the entire nation is reckoning with the consequences of a 'post-truth' world, Timmy Black makes an astonishing confession.

Arts podcaster Timmy Black offers a few discordant notes on the meaning of Christmas during these difficult yet hopeful times.

Even hardened, cynical, grizzly artists types can appreciate a perfumed scrub now and again. Timmy tells of his own creature consolations during this umbered times.

In a break from bitter and contentious political jeremiads, Timmy returns to the lofty irrelevancies of art and artists.

In a rare departure from his traditional bailiwick, Timmy pays a small tribute to Democracy.

In accordance with the social convention of avoiding all discussion of politics and religion, Timmy changes the subject.

Custodians of our collective cultural estate bare a tremendous responsibility that they often take, according to Timmy Black, far too seriously

The quiet decline of western civilization has scarcely been noticed as we further cede our free will to our pandemic babysitters - (or something like that). The twisted world of Timmy Black twists further!

After some informal market research, Timmy takes a new, livelier approach to podcasting and goes after some low hanging fruit in the process.

During these difficult times, Timmy Black offers a mellow lament on the place art occupies in all our hearts and minds.

Knowing little about a given subject has never deterred Timmy Black from vehemently expostulating. This episode is no exception and no better than prior episodes.

Timmy finally wakes up to the worldwide woke phenomenon with a first-class ticket on Zoom.

In an attempt toward personal expiation,Timmy confesses some sins, both real and imagined.

Timmy takes the gloves off but keeps the mask on with this rollicking bit of regressive punditry.

Major world events have caught up with Timmy Black. He can no longer continue to indulge in irrelevant irreverence. Here's a temporary hiccup addressing some issues that really, really only slightly almost matter.

In what might very well be Timmy's strangest podcast, this episode defies both paraphrase and sense. (Best listened to while slightly inebriated).

Timmy reassesses the sober solipsism of a faded French art star and becomes strangely reassured.