The Riga International Biennial of Contemporary Art (RIBOCA) is an international biennial with a European focus and a strong regional profile, founded in 2016. In expanding conversations around its second edition, RIBOCA has invited thinkers, researchers, and writers from various fields to discuss their work and processes through a series of talks and conversations. For more information visit: www.rigabiennial.com

Comedian and activist Mark Thomas has moved back in with his mum for the duration of the pandemic. He’s 57 and she’s 85. He says she’s curmudgeonly; she says he’s the most aggravating person on the planet. In this six-part podcast, he reflects on their lockdown life together while investigating the wider impact of COVID-19. Every night, Mark calls health and care workers across the country for a chat. Humbling and often heartbreaking, these conversations reveal what life is like on the coronavirus front line.

Join us on our epistolary journey through Hozier's discography where we recount and sometimes discover what we feel about that sweet music.

A weekly podcast about cosplay, comic-con and everything else.

Jasmin Blasco talks with contemporary artists about their work. These conversations were recorded for Speak My Language, Jasmin’s monthly radio show on dublab.com.

Continuous change and renewed challenges. Opportunity and uncertainty. As the arts and culture field navigates through shifting times, one thing is certain--nothing is. MCA on the ARTS is a series of conversations with today's cultural leaders hosted by Management Consultants for the Arts (MCA). MCA has helped organizations of all sizes and disciplines throughout the United States successfully deal with complex issues for nearly four decades.

Class Loots project spot lights the "loot" that creators, innovators and slayers use to build our current and future society and culture. What we learned, what we developed, what our ancestors pasted down to us, those gifts and how we share them are what makes our society/culture alive. Share, learn, empower, repeat. #classloots @classloots

The Learn Squared Podcast takes a closer look at the students, instructors, and friends of Learn Squared.

Documents from the time of Covid-19 and beyond. Readings, discussions, field recordings and music from hosts Jason P. Grisell and William G. Lockwood reporting from New York City and San Francisco Bay Area.

In Why I Listen, we explore the concept and qualities of listening − what happens in us when we truly listen and what makes us feel listened to. What is good listening? With the help of various guests connected to therapy, arts, teaching, communication, etc, we will explore different perspectives and levels of listening − How do we listen deeply? How do we listen to ourselves and others? Which part of us is listening in a given circumstance? We will dive into the secrets of communication and relationship and gain more insight on this beautiful quality.

Un espacio interdisciplinario y feminista de conversación conducido por Francisca Valenzuela para conocer y celebrar a las mujeres y disidencias creativas que están cambiando el mundo, a su manera, desde Latinoamérica.

Historian and journalist Tony Perrottet unearths sexual stories from throughout the ages. The series is modeled on the "secret cabinets" in Victorian museums, where medieval chastity belts, Renaissance pornography and perverse novels by the Marquis de Sade were hidden. Each episode will answer a burning question: How did Napoleon's penis end up in suburban New Jersey? Are champagne glasses modeled on Marie-Antoinette's breasts? How did you behave at one of Caligula's orgies? And what were Casanova's best pick-up lines?