Timmy Black Presents: The Lives of Contemporary Artists

With the ancient Mosaïc tradition comes great wisdom and worse moods.

As graduation time approaches, Timmy Black offers a few tips on the perfect commencement speech.

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

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

As we all start to grapple with the serious consequences of reckless disinformation, Timmy Black makes a heartfelt confession and an emotional pledge towards truth.

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.

Recognizing our collective need to escape from the constant din of political hyperbole, Timmy now offers the ultimate in escapist content. This week it's all Art For Art's Sake!

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

It's  good advice to avoid all talk of politics and religion. That's why Timmy has devoted this latest episode to a casual discussion on politics and religion.

Looking at the work of Philip Guston, Timmy examines the fine threaded line between sensitivity and sensibility.

When a Slovenian conceptual artist captures perfectly the 'spirit of the age' Timmy Black takes notice and as soon as he gets over his natural professional jealousy, he offers a summery to his devoted listeners. 

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

Los Angeles podcaster Timmy Black takes a deep dive into what it's like to be an artist during the pandemic.

We are either at the end or the beginning of a truly momentous era. Timmy hedges his bets and in this episode explains why he no longer cares.

Timmy rudely awakens to the yoke of woke with a worldly adventure on Zoom.

Timmy tackles then fumbles the important issues regarding arts education.

All cattle and no mask, Timmy pretends to to be a pundit.

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.