This week, Kristina and Elizabeth are joined by their fellow moon goddess and bestie, Stephanie Broussard. Listen for a frank and open discussion on race, body politics, and decolonizing fine art. (You'll also hear about our new fave skin care line. So tune in.)   

From Moscow to Paris to Minneapolis....stories of intrigue and art theft. Listen to hear the stories of two famous art heists, and one that hit a little too close to home. 

In this week's episode, Elizabeth and Kristina reflect on the recent passing of Pulitzer Prize winning composer and Minnesota legend, Dominick Argento, the cozy genius. You'll also hear about recent performances we've attended at the Minnesota Orchestra and Park Square Theatre. Finally, we'll share some tangled thoughts on the Me Too movement and fine arts institutions. (And if you're interested in what we're watching on Netflix, you'll hear that too.)  

This week, we sit down with choral conductor, artist, and Renaissance woman, Dr. Amanda Weber. Amanda is the founder and conductor of Voices of Hope, a women's prison choir in Shakopee, Minnesota. Listen to hear Amanda's take on the power of choral singing, the intersection of activism and music making, and life as a church musician, composer, and visual artist. 

In this week's episode, Kristina and Elizabeth dissect a Superbowl commercial, contemplate the merits of the piccolo, take a deep dive into the color blue, and debate whether art made for women...is really for women?

Erin is a painter and teaching artist whose transformative work engages with the social and political to push the boundaries of figural painting. Listen to Erin discuss her process, her influences, and the radical importance of representation in the visual arts. You’ll also hear about her upcoming gallery show, “Ourselves” at Freeborn County Arts Initiative in Albert Lea, MN, opening March 3rd.

Art More Lovely is a podcast exploring art and the lives of artists in the Twin Cities.

In episode 1, co-hosts Elizabeth Roddy and Kristina Rodel Sorum discuss the origin of their relationship and their love of the arts.