The NOT REAL ART podcast celebrates creative culture and the artists who make it. NOT REAL ART is fresh, fun and inspiring. It contains material not suitable for pretentious art snobs. Guests include the world-class artists, designers and creatives who drive the $2T creative economy. NOT REAL ART is hosted by L.A. based art world insiders Man One and Sourdough who bring their devil-may-care attitude to discussing their mutual love — and hate — for the contemporary art world, creative culture ...
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Welcome to the Artsville podcast where we celebrate contemporary American Arts & Crafts from Asheville, NC and beyond. The Artsville podcast has it all: Painting, Pottery, Weaving, Woodworking, Welding, Glass Blowing and more. Just like Asheville, NC, Artsville is a friendly podcast where good folks like you can discover world class artisans, artists, craftsman and makers who use their hands and natural materials like fiber, clay, metal, glass, paper and wood to create stunning original arts ...
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True scary stories about working in the arts from the artists who experienced them.
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The Conduit is a podcast featuring candid conversations between professional musicians and music biz veterans who give you the unvarnished truth about being an artist in the music business today. Hosted by L.A. musician, producer, DJ and writer Dan Ubick aka Constantine “Connie” Price, The Conduit is real talk, no posturing. Learn from top music veterans as they talk honestly about their struggles and experiences and share with you their wisdom and knowledge. The Conduit is a co-production b ...
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Welcome to Gringo & The Man, the only podcast where a middle-aged white dude and an O.G. Latino graffiti artist talk about living in a world gone loco! Hosts Gringo (aka Scott “Sourdough” Power ) & The Man (aka Man One), GenXers from Chicago and L.A. respectively, bring their devil-may-care attitude to discussing contemporary culture. Nothing is off-limits. Long time friends, Sourdough and Man One’s banter is what you'd expect from two dudes who grew up in the eighties. (Warning: this podcas ...
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Welcome to Laugh Gallery, where we celebrate the art of comedy with a fun, engaging, and hilariously introspective podcast. Join your host, veteran comedian, and writer Katie Love, as she speaks and laughs with comedy industry veterans, celebrities and artists. This podcast explores the fascinating world of stand-up comedy, comedy performances, and improv skit comedy through exciting interviews and in-depth conversations. Dive into the lives and careers of exceptional guests, including famou ...
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In this week’s episode, host Scott “Sourdough” Power takes us on a personal journey into the world of brand loyalty through the lens of an unexpected favorite: The Ironman Triathlon Series. While many brands offer lifestyles, the Ironman brand epitomizes dedication and grit, offering experiences that are truly earned. Straying from the typical conv…
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Why I'm Not Going to Burning Man This Year
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In today’s episode, Scott “Sourdough” Power discusses his decision not to attend Burning Man this year—an annual pilgrimage that has long been a cornerstone of his creative life. Known for its jaw-dropping installations and rebellious artistic spirit, the festival holds a special place in Scott's heart, particularly for the cherished memories made …
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Celebrating the Genius of American Architect Mickey Muennig
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In this week’s episode, host Scott "Sourdough" Power describes his recent 20th wedding anniversary celebration at the breathtaking Post Ranch Inn in Big Sur. Nestled among nature's grandeur, this luxe getaway highlights the seamless blend of architecture and the environment, thanks to the visionary work of designer Mickey Muennig. Scott paints a vi…
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Why Your Artwork Isn’t Finished Until You Do This
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Today, host Scott “Sourdough” Power addresses a dilemma that many artists face: When is an artwork truly finished? This week’s episode encourages creators to rethink their perceptions of completion and offers three essential steps every artist should take to elevate their work. First and foremost, Scott emphasizes the critical importance of copyrig…
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Transform Your Space With Music and Art: DJ Constantine 'Connie’ Price Reveals the ‘Arthouse’ Soundtrack
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Are you ready to transform the energy in your home? It might be simpler than you'd think. In our latest episode, we sit down with Dan Ubick, widely celebrated as DJ Constantine "Connie" Price. He explores the ways in which music shapes our environments and enriches our living spaces via the innovative Arthouse project. This unscripted television se…
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Attune Media Labs: Solving the Loneliness Epidemic With CEO David Bosnak
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It’s no secret; there is an epidemic of loneliness in the United States. In recent years, about one in two Americans reported experiencing loneliness. Today, we welcome David Bosnak, the CEO of Attune Media Labs, an organization that combats loneliness and anxiety with empathetic AI companions that enhance human connections through state-of-the-art…
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Supporting Local Artists: Fractured Atlas’ Theresa Hubbard on ‘Arthouse,’ Fiscal Sponsorship, and Affordable Art
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Theresa Hubbard, the powerhouse CEO of Fractured Atlas, joins NOT REAL ART this week for a lively chat about collaborating on the Arthouse project, an unscripted TV show that aims to connect real people with real artists to buy original art without breaking the bank. During our conversation, Theresa emphasizes the importance of fiscal sponsorship f…
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North Carolina Glass Center: Exploring the Studio Glass Movement With Executive Director Candace Reilly
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Editor’s note: This episode was originally published in April 2024. We’re revisiting our conversation with Candace Reilly, founder and executive director of the North Carolina Glass Center, as part of our July 2025 coverage themed around the Blue Ridge Craft Trails. This episode is also part of our partnership with the Blue Ridge National Heritage …
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‘Arthouse’: Breaking Down Barriers to Art With TV Director Laura Patterson
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Art has an extraordinary ability to connect people, and director Laura Patterson is on a mission to make it accessible to everyone through her groundbreaking new project, Arthouse. This unscripted TV show allows real people to meet real artists and acquire art without breaking the bank, sidestepping the intimidation often associated with traditiona…
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Nominate Your Favorite Artist or City for the ‘Arthouse’ TV Series
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What if an artist-focused TV series filmed an episode in your hometown? Which artist would you want to meet? Who would you recommend? Now, art lovers will have the chance to nominate an artist or city of their choice for Arthouse, a groundbreaking TV series that promises to bridge the gap between authentic artists and the communities that often ove…
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Preserving a Picturesque America With Conservationist Scott ‘Doc’ Varn
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Editor’s note: This episode was originally published in June 2024. We’re revisiting our conversation with Scott “Doc” Varn, founder and executive director of Preserving a Picturesque America, as part of our outdoor art-themed coverage in June 2025. What’s more exciting than an epic treasure hunt, searching for America’s wild places? Today’s guest, …
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‘Arthouse’ TV: Chicago Artist Linc Thelen on Bridging the Gap Between Creatives and Communities
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In today’s episode, we shine a spotlight on Linc Thelen, a Chicago-based artist who plays a key role in Arthouse, an unscripted home design television show. Produced by Crewest Studio and supported by the nonprofit Arterial, NOT REAL ART’s fiscal sponsor, Arthouse aims to bridge the gap between talented artists and everyday people, redefining how a…
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Reimagining Art for Your Home: Carmen Acosta on the ‘Arthouse’ TV Series
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In today’s episode, we’re thrilled to welcome Carmen Acosta, also known as Jane Dope, back to the podcast. The experienced LA artist and curator will soon assume her new role as host of the unscripted home design television show “Arthouse.” Produced by Crewest Studio and supported by the nonprofit Arterial, NOT REAL ART’s fiscal sponsor, “Arthouse”…
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ConCreates: How Ex-Cons Built a Successful Creative Agency
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In this week’s episode, host Scott “Sourdough” Power welcomes Vincent Bragg and Joe Michael Nickson, the co-founders of ConCreates, a creative agency that elevates the talents of individuals with criminal backgrounds. Vincent and Joe, both former inmates who met in prison, tell us how their lived experiences inspired them to challenge societal ster…
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How ‘Arthouse’ Makes Original Artwork Accessible to Everyone
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Forget the sales gimmicks—“Arthouse” is here to support artists sidelined by the traditional gallery model. In today's episode, our host, Scott “Sourdough” Power, founder of nonprofit media platform Arterial, discusses the concept behind “Arthouse,” an innovative TV series currently in pre-production. This series, which is fiscally sponsored by Art…
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Filmmaker Badir McClearly Unveils the Depths of Public Art in Season Two of ‘Remote’
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Public art in America transforms ordinary streets into extraordinary canvases for everyone to enjoy. Today, we welcome back filmmaker Badir McCleary for a sneak peek into Remote, his documentary series on contemporary public art. In this episode, Badir gives our host, Scott “Sourdough” Power, the inside scoop on season two, slated for release on NO…
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Community Through Clay: A Conversation With Sarah Wells Rolland of The Village Potters Clay Center
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Editor’s note: This episode was originally published in April 2022. We’re revisiting our conversation with Sarah Wells Rolland, owner, founder, and resident potter of The Village Potters Clay Center, as part of our clay-themed coverage in May 2025. In the face of adversity, creativity has a remarkable way of shining through. No one embodies this sp…
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Animating the Human Spirit: Insights From Emmy Winner Bob Boyle on Community and Creativity
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What happens when the worlds of animation and fine art collide? This week on the NOT REAL ART podcast, host Scott "Sourdough" Power sits down with the talented Bob Boyle, an Emmy Award-winning animation creator whose work spans Disney to Netflix. In today’s episode, Bob dives into the fascinating connections and contrasts between animation and visu…
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Mark Brickey: From Punk Rocker to Podcaster to Disneyland Expert
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In our fast-paced world, staying ahead creatively means rolling with the punches. This week on the podcast, host Scott Sourdough Power, founder of NOT REAL ART, talks with Mark Brickey, host of the acclaimed arts podcast Adventures in Design. Mark, who started as a musician, has made a name for himself as a content creator with a successful podcast…
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Fostering a Creative Economy: The Mission Behind NOT REAL ART and Fiscal Sponsor Arterial
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In this month’s auditorial episode, we dive into some exciting discussions around fiscal sponsorship and how it can really benefit artists. But we don’t just stop there; we also explore the deeper connection between NOT REAL ART and its parent nonprofit, Arterial, when it comes to the role of art in our culture. Host and Arterial founder Scott shar…
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Mono Arts Council Executive Director Kristin Reese Champions Arts Education for Children
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This week on the podcast, we’re joined by Kristin Reese, the executive director of the Mono Arts Council. Kristin shares her journey and dedication to promoting creativity in the Eastern Sierra region of California. In our conversation, she outlines the Mono Arts Council’s evolution, emphasizing its shift toward arts education. Kristin believes tha…
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Essential Strategies for Aspiring Writers: A Conversation With Entertainment Attorney Paul Miloknay
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Ever wondered what it takes to break into Hollywood as a writer? In today’s episode, NOT REAL ART host Scott “Sourdough” Power sits down with Paul Miloknay, a former attorney turned author, to chat about his new book, Welcome to Hollywood: A Survival Guide for Aspiring Writers. In their discussion, Paul shares his journey from the courtroom to craf…
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Life After Layoff: Voiceover Artist Carmen Acosta Finds Purpose in a New Creative Chapter
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Is there life after layoff? Today, former creative director Carmen Acosta, aka Jane Dope, joins us to talk about resilience, the lessons she learned during her recent career transition, and how she found renewed passion in creative pursuits after leaving her corporate job. As the former creative director at Sofi Stadium, Carmen played a key role in…
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Emmy Winner Shannon Malone-deBenedictis on Transforming the Media Landscape and Empowering Creatives
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What happens when a two-time Emmy Award-winning television executive decides to flip the script on her career? In this episode of the NOT REAL ART podcast, host Scott "Sourdough" Power uncovers the remarkable story of Shannon Malone-deBenedictis—a creative entrepreneur transforming the media landscape. From sharing the screen with Hollywood legends…
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From Creation to Preservation: The Artist's Guide to Archiving
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Every brushstroke, every note, every pixel—what if your artwork could live forever? In this episode, you’ll discover why archiving your work isn’t just about saving files—it’s about preserving your legacy. Join host Scott "Sourdough" Power as he highlights the critical role of preserving artistic legacies for future generations, especially as creat…
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Casey Fletcher: Our 2024 NOT REAL ART Grant Recipient
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This week, the NOT REAL ART podcast features Casey Fletcher, a grant recipient whose exploration of identity, faith, and artistic expression is both personal and provocative. As a biracial artist raised in a family committed to the Salvation Army, Fletcher's work reflects his own experiences while challenging societal norms and sparking meaningful …
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Art in Peril: Consequences of Climate Change on the Creative Sector
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In this episode, you’ll learn about an incredibly relevant topic: the connection between art, creativity, and climate change. Today, host Scott “Sourdough” Power highlights the staggering impact of recent climate disasters on creative communities in Los Angeles and Asheville, North Carolina. When Hurricane Helene swept through Western North Carolin…
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