
A weekly podcast of arts, fashion, politics, science and literature from the pages, contributors and editors of Tank Magazine.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 232 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsBooks | |||

Ming Chin Hsieh is a dance artist originally from Taipei, Taiwan, now based in London, trained in ballet, contemporary dance, and martial arts Taichi. She opened COVID-26: Bad Bias in the Body with Act 1, The Weight of a Word. Hsieh reflects on how s... more
Jihun Park and Haerin Kim are co-directors of Bad Bias, a London-based organization producing multidisciplinary events centred on diverse East and Southeast Asian arts and culture. They organized COVID-26: Bad Bias in the Body to create in a safe and... more
For TANK, writer Anton Jäger discussed his book Hyperpolitics, a theory of how political action in the modern age has been hollowed out without reinstitutionalisation. From mass movements like Black Lives Matter to the growing power of the British fa... more
Caroline Issa reads from the 2026 Summer Reader editor's letter, which discusses the displacement of global power within recent years, from the insidious movement of the tech moguls into the arts to the manufactured Zionist bias against Palestine in ... more
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One of the most thought provoking podcasts. I just listened to Jeremy Deller and Laurie Anderson’s interviews b2b, both full of gems. Love how Jeremy Deller talks about the internet being like a jumble sale “a place where you go to find out about things in a random way”.. and Laurie’s ideas around bodily intelligence and how much of what we see is purely perception & memory.
Thoughtful content focused on sharing different perspectives and food for thought, from the Team at Tank Magazine established in 1998
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A hidden gem
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Across recent episodes, the show blends literary analysis with cultural and geopolitical commentary, exploring how literature, architecture, fashion, economics, and technology shape modern society. Conversations frequently connect classic works or design philosophy to contemporary power structures, platform dynamics, and global events, often featuring prominent editors, historians, architects, and artists who offer historical framing, critical perspectives, and insider industry context. Noteworthy is a pattern of high-profile guests who illuminate luxury, art, and finance, along with rigorous cross-disciplinary discussion that ranges from predictive markets to museum exhibitions and sovereign geopolitics. This mix makes the series especiall... more
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