ANGELIC TRANSMISSIONS
ANGELIC TRANSMISSIONS
Podcast Description
a talk show about art in NYC
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on various themes within the art scene of New York City, including painting, performance art, and cultural discourse. Episodes feature discussions on topics like the intersection of painting and film, artist collaborations, and personal artistic journeys, with specific examples such as painter Cynthia Daignault discussing the influence of Twin Peaks and filmmaker Charles Atlas exploring video and dance as memorials.
a talk show about art in NYC
hosts Jarrett Earnest and Leigha Mason welcome guest Alissa Bennett! Alissa is a writer and iconic “historian of bad behavior”. Alissa talks about the circuitry of fandom and obsession, the purposes of over-identification with cultural figures, and her interest in Janet Malcolm’s book The Silent Woman. In the second half of the show, Alissa dishes advice to listeners who have called in with questions (if you’d like to leave a general voicemail for the show, you can do so at speakpipe.com/at), and Leigha talks about getting stabbed in Greece!
photo by Leigh Ledare
Angelic Transmissions airs live on eastvillageradio.com every other Monday 12noon – 2pm, with new episodes on streaming every other Thursday.
This episode was broadcast on East Village Radio on June 2, 2025. The live show included music for context of our commentary, which has been removed for streaming purposes, as we never intend any copyright infringement. You can find the artists and song titles below if you’d like to listen along.
Lee Hazlewood & Nancy Sinatra – Summer Wine
Nancy Sinatra – How Does That Grab You Darlin’?
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