
Join curator and documentarian Conrad Benner as he hosts conversations with the creative minds shaping the world around us.
For the last 15 years, Conrad has been exploring the art of Philadelphia's public space through photography and video, earning critical acclaim and millions of monthly views across social media.
Named ‘One of The Most Influential People in Philadelphia’ by Philadelphia Ma... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 67 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsSociety & Culture | |||

Philadelphia is sending a progressive to Congress. Chris Rabb is a self-described outgoing introvert who’s not prone to optimism. Rabb is a movement candidate whose decisive win was far from a given. Philly’s mayor, the city's Democratic Party, and o... more
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Welcome to our monthly Editor’s Table episode, where we offer behind-the-scenes conversations about podcasting, independent media, Philly, and the arts! Every month at the table, you’ll hear from Streets Dept founder/podcast host Conrad Benner, lead ... more
It’s not everyday a street artist gets the attention of The Washington Post, but over the last year an individual new to both Philly and art has caught the eyes of many. This artist goes by the name Make It Weird (and EmEyeWhisky, and MIW; they go by... more
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I love this podcast - Streets Dept! It’s a great way to keep up with what is happening in Philadelphia’s arts scene and beyond. I like how uplifting the discussion is and we all need this now! Art is a survival skill and Streets Dept helps me survive!
I appreciate this platform! Art and the artists are the beat of a city (town/neighborhood) and your sharing virtual visits with the creators is a breath of fresh air. Thanks for that.
Every episode is wonderful!! Weirdly bring some hopefulness and positivity into my day.
Although not originally born here, I am a proud Philadelphian who LOVES to hear more about this beautiful city with endless treasures. Thank you for this!
absolutely love this show, perfect mix of art/politics/practice and it’s also all about philly?!? what’s not to love
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A candid interview-focused show that centers on artists, creators, and cultural thinkers shaping urban life, with a strong Philadelphia tilt. Episodes cover public art, architecture, community projects, independent media, and the economics of creativity, often weaving in personal origin stories, practical how-tos, and thoughtful commentary on city identity and civic culture. Notable strengths include long-form conversations, diverse guest rosters, and a community-driven approach that blends art, policy, and real-world impact. The host's deep ties to Philadelphia and hands-on experience with local arts scenes give the podcast a distinctive, authentic neighborhood perspective that resonates with listeners who care about cities, culture, and c... more
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