How the Arts were Won

By How the Arts were Won

The intersection of politics, culture, and the arts. Hosted by executive Matt Joseph Misetich (Pipeline Media Group) and writer / multi-multi-hyphenate Michelle Daniel.... more

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The podcast currently has 24 episodes available.

How the Arts were Won episodes:

October 11, 2023 S2 Ep7 - The Art of Writing Spy Thrillers When You Used to Work for the CIA
Author of the espionage thriller “Landslide,” his debut novel, Adam Sikes talks shop on writing inspiration, current politics, and some rad stories only briefly interrupted by our co-host.
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50min
September 21, 2023 S2 Ep6 - The Art of Attending Conferences: Notes on Bouchercon 2023
Why Bouchercon—for the crime/mystery (and thriller) writer crowd—is one of the best conferences of the year, from the humble perspective of HTAWW co-host Matt Joseph Misetich (sadly, Michelle couldn’t attend Bouchercon, even though she’s the one who actually, y’know, writes in this genre…).
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27min
July 30, 2023 S2 Ep5 - The Art of (More) Broad Writing Discourse: A Conversation with Author Puja Guha
Self-publishing vs. trad publishing and more—including some brief notes on sushi in mountainous states—with author Puja Guha (Sirens of Memory;
The Ahriman Legacy series).
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44min
July 02, 2023 S2 Ep4 - The Art of Broad Writing Discourse: A Conversation with Author Lee Matthew Goldberg
Is every story a thriller? Is self-censorship still censorship? Is discourse dead? Will any of these questions be answered in a frank and compelling discussion with author/screenwriter Lee Matthew Goldberg?
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41min
May 30, 2023 S2 Ep3 - The Art of Writing for TV: A Conversation with Writer Sean Collins-Smith
A “quietly intense” chat about TV storytelling + a bts glimpse into being staffed on a series, with writer Sean Collins-Smith (Chicago PD). BONUS CONTENT, YOU’RE WELCOME: a brief exploration of Peggy from Mad Men.
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55min
April 23, 2023 S2 Ep2 - The Art of Winning the War on Truth: A Conversation with Author Samuel C. Spitale
Battling disinformation is difficult—unless you have an illustrated guide with neat pictures. Author Samuel C. Spitale talks about his unprecedented book “How to Win the War on Truth: An Illustrated Guide to How Mistruths Are Sold, Why They Stick, and How to Reclaim Reality.”
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1h 5min
February 12, 2023 S2 Ep1 - The Art of ‘Court 17:’ A Conversation with Screenwriter Elad Ziv
Warning: this is another episode drawing lines between sports and the arts. But it’s fascinating. Promise. Winner of Script Pipeline’s First Look Project with his time-loop thriller “Court 17,” Elad Ziv talks about getting repped, making the Black List, and finding his path to screenwriting.
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50min
November 28, 2022 S1 Ep6 - The Art of NaNoWriMo
Did you know writing 3,000 words a day is harder than it seems? November is National Novel Writing Month (aka NaNoWriMo), which is a rad if you have the time and the motivation and a story idea. This episode features a bonus opening musical number for FREE, so you’re welcome.
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31min
October 02, 2022 S1 Ep5 - The Art of ‘Art and Life:’ A Conversation with Author Nicole Tersigni
The Coffee Table Book has evolved. We have proof. Author of ‘Men to Avoid in Art and Life’ and ‘Friends to Keep in Art and Life,’ writer and generally humorous Twitterer Nicole Tersigni reveals the origins of her already-popular and soon-to-be-iconic-one-day-if-we-had-to-bet book series.
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34min
August 22, 2022 S1 Ep4 - The Art of Conferences
What a snoozefest topic … but wait! It isn’t! Not really anyway! A short but in-depth chat about the current state and future of conferences in the arts. With a metaverse twist and special mystery guest, self-proclaimed “conference junkie” J***** B*******.
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29min

FAQs about How the Arts were Won:

How many episodes does How the Arts were Won have?

The podcast currently has 24 episodes available.