ANGELIC TRANSMISSIONS
ANGELIC TRANSMISSIONS
Podcast Description
a talk show about art in NYC
Podcast Insights
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 talk about pop performances, Forough Farrokhzad’s film The House Is Black, Alice Coltrane’s public access TV show from the 80s, medieval memoirs, and a lot more!
In the second hour, they are joined by painter Salman Toor to discuss his new show “Wish Maker” at Luhring Augustine (paintings in the Chelsea location, and works on paper in TriBeCa), up through June 21, 2025!
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 May 5, 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.
Kiley Minogue – Tension
Rilo Kiley – Better Son/Daughter
Tina Turner – Hot For You Baby (Pet Shop Boys Remix)
Madonna – Deeper and Deeper
Ali Sethi & Noah Georgeson – Paniya
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