Best Architecture Dance Network Podcasts (2025)

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Diversity and nostalgia in architecture: Polish and Lithuanian cases 43:51

3+ y ago43:51

43:51

A conversation between architecture historians Grzegorz Piątek (Poland) and Vaidas Petrulis (Lithuania). How to encorouge big changes and progress in architecture while nostalgia still plays a role in what we consider to be worth protection? Culture Nerve is a series of conversations about culture between international professionals. In each episod…

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Stop imitating American cinema, we came here for European stories! 47:57

4y ago47:57

47:57

The pandemic has forced the film industry to reinvent itself, Lithuanian and German producers agree, and it might be a challenge to get people off their sofas and back to movie theatres. Film producer Jörg Bundschuh (Kick film, Germany) sits for a conversation with Dagnė Vildžiūnaitė (Just a moment, Lithuania). Culture Nerve is a series of conversa…

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Editing a literary magazine: the rhythm of the debate is so fast, you are always too late 50:42

4y ago50:42

50:42

In an era of never-ending news feed, how can a monthly literary magazine contribute to public debate? And if you try to participate in a critical discussion, what are the chances that the voice of literary professionals will be heard? Matthias Weichelt, editor of the German literary magazine Sinn und Form, sits down for a virtual conversation with …

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Art for those for whom the church is not enough: theatre in Poland and Lithuania 50:08

4y ago50:08

50:08

There is a popular saying in Poland that God created theatre for those for whom the church does not suffice. Theatre and religion are two things that Lithuania and Poland have in common. TR Warszawa theatre programme director, playwright Roman Pawłowski discusses these links with theatre critic, head of Jaunimo Teatras in Vilnius Audronis Liuga. Cu…

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Contemporary dance: a very unorthodox thing to do on stage 50:21

4y ago50:21

50:21

Contemporary dance is a universal language that requires no translation. However, it doesn't mean that dancers all over the world hold their bodies in the same way. Jerusalem-based choreographer and CEO of the Machol Shalem Dance House, Ruby Edelman, in conversation with art critic and producer, co-founder of Seiko dance company Goda Giedraitytė. C…

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How can art prepare our minds for political change? 53:31

4y ago53:31

53:31

In a world where everything we do is political, is art the best form of protest? How can an art performance shift our perspective on social and political issues? Dana Yahalomi (Israel), founder of the “Public movement” organization, in conversation with Laima Kreivytė (Lithuania), an art critic, member of the artistic activist group “Cooltūristės”.…

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Art criticism in a small country: people are overly polite 53:54

4y ago53:54

53:54

Director of Centre for Contemporary Arts in Glasgow, writer and curator Francis McKee meets Lithuanian art critic and curator Agnė Narušytė. They talk about the role of an art critic and struggles of developing critical ideas within the small art community. Culture Nerve is a series of conversations about culture between international professionals…

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BBC Radio 3 and LRT KLASIKA: reinventing radio during the pandemic 48:53

4y ago48:53

48:53

A conversation about presenting classical music to radio audience. Edward Blakeman, a programme editor at BBC Radio 3, meets Julijus Grickevičius, head of LRT KLASIKA. They talk about radio as the most intimate medium and a great tool for creating shared experience during the pandemic. Culture Nerve is a series of conversations about culture betwee…

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Freedom of contemporary art in Russia and Lithuania 55:50

4y ago55:50

55:50

In this installment, two independent curators Maria Sarycheva (Russia) and Adomas Narkevičius (Lithuania) talk about contemporary art scenes in their countries, the heroization of the 1990s, generation gaps and taboo topics in the art world. Culture Nerve is a series of conversations about culture between international professionals. In each episod…

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A bad time for middle ground: dealing with cultural heritage 45:28

4y ago45:28

45:28

On this episode Italian professor Roberto Farneti meets historian and diplomat Irena Vaišvilaitė. Together they speak about what soviet regime and fascism left behind in their native countries and how to deal with difficult historical events and their legacy nowadays. Culture nerve is dedicated to conversations about culture between international p…

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Diversity and nostalgia in architecture: Polish and Lithuanian cases 43:51

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Stop imitating American cinema, we came here for European stories! 47:57

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Editing a literary magazine: the rhythm of the debate is so fast, you are always too late 50:42

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Art for those for whom the church is not enough: theatre in Poland and Lithuania 50:08

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Contemporary dance: a very unorthodox thing to do on stage 50:21

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How can art prepare our minds for political change? 53:31

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Art criticism in a small country: people are overly polite 53:54

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BBC Radio 3 and LRT KLASIKA: reinventing radio during the pandemic 48:53

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Freedom of contemporary art in Russia and Lithuania 55:50

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A bad time for middle ground: dealing with cultural heritage 45:28