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A fun and energetic look at the world of art education.

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It's that time of year again — the Art Ed Radio Hot Takes episode is back! Host Tim Bogatz is joined by Amanda Heyn for their second annual deep dive into the art education opinions that spark debate, clarify thinking, and maybe make a few people a l... more

On this episode of Art Ed Radio, host Tim Bogatz sits down with high school art teacher Chris Hodge, who brings nearly 25 years of classroom experience and a myriad of insights. Hodge shares the teaching philosophy at the heart of everything he does:... more

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It's time, once again, to open up the mailbag! In this monthly Q&A episode of Art Ed Radio, host Tim Bogatz is joined by Amanda Heyn, to answer your most pressing questions about the world of art education. This month's topics run the gamut: from a q... more

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In this episode of Art Ed Radio, host Tim Bogatz is joined by returning guest Sarah Krajewski, a self-described "multipotentialite" and all-around amazing educator. Sarah talks about how art helps her connect to her own sense of purpose and joy, and ... more

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Recent Guests

Chris Hodge
High school art teacher from the Chicago suburbs
Episode: Why Art is the Most Important Class
Sarah Krajewski
Art educator, Art Room Glitter Fairy online
Art Hub; The Art of Education (part-time)
Episode: Creating Time for Creating Art
Kelly Hatton
Curriculum designer for Flex and Pro at The Art of Education
The Art of Education
Episode: Where Do You Discover New Artists?
Austin Kleon
New York Times best-selling author
Episode: Austin Kleon and His New Book, Don't Call it Art
Laura Irmis
Ceramicist and elementary art teacher from Florida.
Episode: From the Archives: Can We Find Time to Balance Everything?
Melissa Birnbaum
Art teacher in New York City; chair of the NYC chapter of the New York State Art Teachers Association
New York City International High School / NYSATA
Episode: How Resilience and Choice Can Transform Your Art Room
Tiffany Fox
Educator, author, and resource creator known as Mrs. T Fox Resources
Mrs. T Fox Resources / Teachers Pay Teachers
Episode: Burnout, Boundaries, and Finding Your Purpose with Tiffany Fox
Tim Bogats
Mr. Immaturity himself
Episode: From the Archives: Using Humor to Deal with Student Immaturity
Khadesia Latimer
Elementary art teacher from upstate South Carolina
Episode: How Art Teachers Can Adapt to Change

Hosts

Tim Bogatz
Host with a focus on interview depth and classroom storytelling
Tim Bogat
Co-host guiding conversations and interview flow
Amanda Heyn
Director of Community Engagement contributing to audience growth and community initiatives

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 233 ratings
  • Austin Kleon interview

    Such a wonderful interview with Austin Kleon! Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    1jdc[]
    United Statesa month ago
  • A Life Saver for Aspiring Art Teachers

    I came across this podcast while searching for anything that could help guide a first-year art teacher, and I’m so glad I did! It’s been incredibly helpful, offering practical insights and encouragement for what lies ahead. Highly recommend for any new or aspiring art teachers!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CollinsCC
    United Statesa year ago
  • Relevant MailBag Episodes

    I love listening to the weekly AOEU Podcast! The mail bag is always relevant to what’s going on in my classroom. I always get fresh ideas to start my week off right. I highly recommend and share with all my art teacher friends.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    YogaBrandi
    United Statesa year ago
  • Helpful for Aspiring Art Teachers

    Art of Ed Radio offers exceptionally helpful tips for aspiring art teachers like me!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mytkris
    United Statesa year ago
  • 🎨 This podcast has been my lifeline back to the classroom. 🎧

    I started listening to Art of Ed Radio back in March when I found out my coaching position was being cut and I’d be heading back to the classroom. After 25 years of teaching—only one of those in art, and that was elementary—I’m now taking on middle school art and photography. Gulp. 😅

    Let me tell you, teaching art is a whole different beast. Teaching middle school art? Probably its own mythical creature. But every day since March, I've been tuning in on my commute and soaking up every bit of wi... more

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    5
    Lisa Marie Bennett
    United Statesa year ago

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The show is praised for its supportive community and actionable ideas, though some episodes feel a bit repetitive to long-time listeners.
Listeners appreciate the relatable hosts and guest insights on classroom management and resilience.
A practical resource for new and veteran art teachers alike, with real-world tips they can use in the classroom.

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The July Mailbag: Inspiring Supplies, Summer Doomscrolling, and Setting Boundaries
Q: What advice do you have for new teachers who are just starting their careers?
Focus on being solutions-oriented when dealing with administration, view observations as growth opportunities, and align your goals with the school's vision; also engage with the community for support and guidance.
Why Art is the Most Important Class
Q: Can you give us a quick overview of your Art Ed NOW presentation on why art is the most important class?
He argues that creativity is universal across disciplines, art has a low entry point for developing creative thinking, and it prepares students for higher-level thinking in other domains; he emphasizes the long-term value of artistic practice.
Why Art is the Most Important Class
Q: What does art making look like for you? When are you finding time to create your work?
He describes after-school time, lunch, and home studio practice, plus the idea that modeling art making for students can inspire and sustain creativity.
Why Art is the Most Important Class
Q: Like, what can you tell us about yourself? Can you tell us about your teaching?
The guest outlines his long teaching career across multiple media, his obsession with ink drawing, and how personal practice informs classroom practice and student engagement.
Creating Time for Creating Art
Q: How can teachers find inspiration during busy periods?
Inspiration can come from the surrounding environment, community spaces like the Art of Ed community, and informal activities with friends, such as coexisting craft nights, which help maintain a creative habit without performance pressure.

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What is Art Ed Radio about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Art Ed Radio delivers practical, down-to-earth conversations about art education, classroom management, resilience, and fostering student creativity. Episodes frequently center on real-world teaching challenges—burnout, boundaries, and strategies to maintain joy in the art room—while exploring curriculum design, student independence, and inclusive practices. Guests range from veteran teachers and AOEU program participants to art historians and authors, offering actionable tips, classroom-ready activities, and insights into how art education evolves with technology and changing student needs. The show's unique voice comes from balancing humor with honesty, emphasizing community, professional development, and innovative approaches to engage d... more

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Recent guests on Art Ed Radio include:

1. Chris Hodge
2. Sarah Krajewski
3. Kelly Hatton
4. Austin Kleon
5. Laura Irmis
6. Melissa Birnbaum
7. Tiffany Fox
8. Tim Bogats

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