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The audio home of The Unibrow arts and culture magazine. We talk about art. We talk about culture. We talk about design. If our host Evan Pricco is lucky, there might be a basketball reference. Formerly the Radio Juxtapoz podcast.
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UR-10: Everything Now and an Evolving Los Angeles City-State with Author Rosecrans Baldwin (opens the original)
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This summer, I was feeling a little down on my time in Los Angeles. I must admit, it comes in waves; some days I love this city and some days I'm wondering how I, one, all, could tolerate a 2-hour, 14 mile commute on a Monday. There are moments where I feel like I wouldn't want to be anywhere on Earth, though. A sunset at the Hollywood Bowl, a morning walk along the ocean, a taco on the side of the road. And, of course, there are the museums, and damn, did the city get two good ones this year: t
UR-09: Brow to Brow on Our Favorite Upcoming Exhibitions, Widow's Bay and Diet Coke vs Coke Zero (opens the original)
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We are really excited about this one, because the staff never just records our editorial conversations for the world to hear. So that is what we are doing today, as our founder Evan Pricco and editor-at-large Shaquille Heath talk about the Fall 2026 exhibition highlights that has them excited. Our new series is called "Brow To Brow." Evan and Shaq talk about the shows that they missed, the films they watched, the glory of "Widow's Bay," the enjoyment of The Odyssey, diet coke, popcorn, the cultu
UR-08: Robin F. Williams Loves that Nitty-Gritty American Stuff (opens the original)
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Sometimes the best podcasts are the most unexpected ones, and that is what happened in our conversation with the acclaimed painter, Robin F. Williams . What began as an interview for our Issue 03 that will be out in the fall, coinciding with Williams' solo presentation with PPOW Gallery for Frieze London in October, turned into a wide-ranging conversation about serendipity, a bit of magic, a bit of cultural critique, and the solar system aligning over the skies of Columbus, Ohio in 2024. We took
UR-07: A Ghost in the Gallery (opens the original)
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The main reason I think I love art so much is because it's full of mystery. I've long had a soft spot for the unusual. Somewhere between Are You Afraid of the Dark? and Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events , I realized my fascination with the unexplained, and I’ve been chasing that feeling ever since. It was only a matter of time before that curiosity led me to the art world. After all, every great mystery leaves clues. So does every great work of art. Art rewards those willing to thi
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