Welcome to My Kid Could Do That the podcast where we work to demystify great art and get to the core of why art can seem so intimidating. Join us as we discuss exciting and significant aspects of art history and dive deep into the composition of famous works. Today we will be looking at two pieces of art, ("The Fountain" by Duchamp and "Madame X" by Sargent) that really caused a stir in the art world. We also will be joined by our art novice Shashank Murali who will help us discuss these famous works.

Welcome to Zodiaca! A world whose laws and structures are determined by the configurations of celestial bodies. A world where a person’s destiny, physical characteristics, and social status are determined, in large part, by their zodiac sign. A world that has always existed, but reveals itself only to those willing to venture beyond the boundaries of belief.

A podcast devoted to analyzing the details of literary adaptations, from costume design to soundtracks and scores. Hosted by Sophia Straight, Jasmine Rollins, and Kara Walters.

Episode 2: Holes in the Narrative

On this episode, our hosts talk about the multifaceted plot lines and narrative structures of "Holes" by Louis Sachar as well as some of the interesting soundtrack and casting choices of the Disney adaptation.

A podcast devoted to analyzing the details of literary adaptations, from costume design to sound tracks and scores. Hosted by Sophia Straight, Jasmine Rollins, and Kara Walters.

Episode 1: Little Women on the Big Screen

On this episode, our hosts discuss some of the character arcs, directorial choices, and influential scenes in Greta Gerwig's "Little Women" as well as its book counterpart by author Louisa May Alcott. 

The MFA Insider team interviews Ember Johnson, an MFA student at the University of Minnesota, about her program, her process, and a piece she's working on. Hosted by Giana Miniace, Jared McCormack, and Montana Patrick.

We think the key to understanding TV is understanding genre. Hosted by Abbey Outain and Harmony Lassen.