We go over some of the history and making of the famous film The Godfather, and add some of our own commentary!

We finally reach the end of our four part Caravaggio series. We see how he starts to spiral, how he finds and meets goals.. but struggles to hold it together after those goals are met. Join us as we find our way through the turbulent end to Caravaggio's beautiful and violent life.

This is part 3 of 4 parts! Sorry... I made it four parts. I couldn't help it but his life and art is just so interesting! So, enjoy this episode that talks about his start and success in Rome!

This is part 2 of our 3 Part Caravaggio deep dive... which is kind of half way not about him but the world as it leads up to him and his works.

This episode is the 1st of at least a 2 if not 3 part series concerning Caravaggio. We start out explaining the House of Medici since the Renaissance wouldn't have happened without them, and we can't talk about Caravaggio without talking about the Renaissance... so it's a bit of a domino effect here. However, the Medici's are full of drama, of crime and of art. So enjoy!

This episode we go over St Patrick and some Irish history related to St. Paddy's day, and then we talk about the Greek Philosopher Diogenes.... we also just get the most distracted, but don't worry, fun stories abound!

We have a special guest one of my best friends and a long time listener Becky Dajany! She tells us all about Weegee and how he probably didn't murder anyone but for sure photographed it all!

This episode winds it's way through the Victorian era with wallpaper as the main killer! There are two books referenced in this episode that we recommend. First: The short story, The Yellow Wallpaper by Perkins GilmanSecond: Bitten By Witch Fever, Wallpaper & Arsenic in the Victorian Home by Lucinda Hawksley

We cover Blackbeard the infamous pirate and the ship wreck that brought us to learn about him!

This is the Part 2 of the two part Amarna art series. Enjoy the riveting conclusion and surprising amount about ceramic cones!