Kevin Moore talks to Artist Em Rooney. Rooney considers our place as biological, sentient beings inhabiting industrial environments.

Kevin Moore talks to Visual Artist and Filmmaker Rosa Barba. Barba talks about the versatility of film and its aptness for contemplating the modern world.

Epstein captures the beauty and terror of the world in photographs rich in political import.

Haendel invests meaning in slow drawing as a form of homage to the social and spiritual work of his subjects.

Silas Riener talks about dance traditions, broadening gender categories through dance, and improvisational performance as a forum on social cohesion.

Photojournalist Ozier Muhammad reminisces about growing up among the Nation of Islam, bearing witness to famines, earthquakes, and political campaigns, and the necessity of seeking inspiration.

McGinty expresses mixed feelings about cat litter, wellness advice, and Clint Eastwood.

Chidester talks about growing up in the mountains, performing on cruise ships, and the progress of millennials

Kevin Moore talks with Rivka Galchen, Dasha Shishkin, Reiner Leist, Leo Rubinfien, Julie Curtiss, Alex Rosenberg, A. K. Burns, Ankit Shrestha, Francis Cape, Moyra Davey, Vera Iliatova, Nilko Andreas, Ben Gould, Hugo Montoya, Anne Lindberg and May Chatham

Artist Dasha Shishkin shares her delight in absurdity, decadence, and flawed materials.