John Dalton - gently does it . . .
“One of the best ART broadcasts I've ever listened to.” These long form podcasts are like listening in on a really interesting conversation you might overhear in a pub or a coffee shop. Artist and writer, John Dalton is joined by outstanding artists as they discuss the nitty gritty of art making and living the creative life. Guests include, Vincent Desiderio, Teresa Oaxaca, Bo Bartlett, Nicolás Uribe, Colleen Barry, Will St. John, Cesar Santos, Daniel Sprick, Ali Cavanaugh, Alyssa Monks, Lee Price, Brad Kunkle, Steven Assael, Ashley Longshore, Adrien Stein, Stephen Bauman, Adam Miller and Felicia Forte among others . . . For show notes and images go to http://www.johndalton.me
Best podcast :John Dalton 'Gently Does It'
04/10/2022
My favourite podcast! I love listening to John's laidback Dublin accent (so familiar -reminds me of so many friends' accents!) and his chuckles, as he interviews (more a meandering philosophical chat!) amazing artists from the wilds of Kerry! Love it!! It's laugh- out-loud listening- and informative as well!
My favourite podcast
28/06/2017
I have to say to this is my favourite podcast out there. Wonderful interviews by John Dalton with some of the worlds best figurative artists out there. He has a warm easy going manner, and has a talent for drawing out some really wonderful stories, insights and compelling conversation from his guests. A must for all artists looking for some virtual artistic company as they paint, draw or sculpt.
Very Interesting
06/03/2015
Not only has John got a mind full of interesting philosophical thoughts to share, but he is highly entertaining to listen to. I especially enjoyed episode number 12 - The cosmic Joke.
Episode 9
28/01/2014
Really enjoyed this episode. Brilliant podcast. Keep them coming.
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- CreatorJohn Dalton
- Years Active2013 - 2023
- Episodes280
- RatingExplicit
- Copyright© 2013 John Dalton
- Show Website
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