389 episodes
The Truth In This Art - A Baltimore Podcast Rob Lee
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4.8 • 105 Ratings
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The Truth in this Art is Baltimore-based Rob Lee's documentary podcast where artists, entrepreneurs and tastemakers share their stories.
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Q&A with bestselling author D Watkins
D Watkins is the New York Times bestselling and award-winning author of The Beast Side, The Cook Up, Where Tomorrows Aren’t Promised and We Speak for Ourselves.
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Q&A with MICA Open Studies' Brandon Ball
Brandon Ball is a Designer Leader who provides creative problem solving and innovation strategy to clients. He partners with teams to craft and transform customer experiences. He lives and breathes design, combining his passion for the arts with business acumen.
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Q&A with MICA Open Studies' Trish Moore
Patricia “Trish” Moore grew up in the Parkville area of Baltimore County and knew from an early age she wanted to be an artist. Moore who not only is a professional graphic designer for the University of Maryland Extension office, but she is also a part-time teacher at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) in Baltimore.
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Q&A with MICA Open Studies' Ariana Parrish
Ariana Parrish is a trained architect, property manager, community activist, and artist.
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Q&A with MICA Open Studies' Natovian McLeod
Natovian McLeod is an artist and educator working in Baltimore, MD.
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Q&A with MICA Open Studies' Sabrina Dépestre
Sabrina Dépestre is the Director of Brand Marketing for Open Studies at the Maryland Institute College of Art.
Customer Reviews
Great host and wide variety of guests
The host’s interview style is very natural and his guests give insight into a lot of culture that goes overlooked in the city.
Rob's the man!
Phenomenal podcast. Rob puts his heart into his work and interviews the most creative of the most creative. Therapeutic
A fantastic view of the various ways that art impacts the city!
This is such a charming series that allows you to take a peak at the creative forces that bring so much to this city. I would’ve never realized how much art is in this city without this podcast!