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The Art of Crime

Gavin Whitehead
Madame Tussaud
French Revolution
Bastille
Capital Punishment
Charles Dickens
Jacques Necker
Louis XVI
Bermondsey
Maria Manning
George Manning
Edinburgh
Chamber Of Horrors
London
Michael Rockefeller
Stockholm Art Heist
Duke Of Orléans
Camille Desmoulins
Red Barn Murder
Renaissance Art
Marie Antoinette

The Art of Crime is a history podcast about the unlikely collisions between true crime and the arts. New theme each season.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes101Founded3 years ago
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Recent Guests

Jack El-Hai
Author of 'The Nazi and the Psychiatrist', writing about Kelley's examination of Göring and other Nuremberg defendants.
Episode: The Nazi and the Psychiatrist
Matt Sampson
A pianist, teacher, composer, and thespian
Episode: Mission: Implausible, Part Three (Spy vs. Spy)
Michelle Young
Author of "The Art Spy," a historical non-fiction book about Rose Valland
Episode: The Art Spy (Spy vs. Spy)
Anne Foster
Host of the podcast Vulgar History, a feminist women's history comedy podcast.
Vulgar History
Episode: From Lisbon With Love: Josephine Baker, Part Two
Elliott Spear Fisher
Professor of health policy at Dartmouth College and grandson of Elliott Spear
Dartmouth College
Episode: Remembering Elliott Speer With a Very Special Guest (Murder by the Book)
Fred Fisher
Former director of the Hyde Collection and author of The Practice Run
Episode: The Practice Run (Crimes of Old New York)
Barry Averich
Author and filmmaker with a focus on art fraud
Author of 'The Devil Wears Rothko'
Episode: The Devil Wears Rothko (Crimes of Old New York)
Amanda Matta
Host and creator of The Art of History podcast
The Art of History Podcast
Episode: Theft and the Met (Crimes of Old New York)
Dean Jobb
Bestselling author of A Gentleman and a Thief, specializing in historical true crime
University of King's College
Episode: A Gentleman and a Thief (Crimes of Old New York)

Host

Gavin Whitehead
Host and creator known for his engaging storytelling and in-depth research on historical figures and events that connect crime to the arts.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 483 ratings
  • Love this show!

    I listen to true crime constantly and I was getting to a point where it felt like if I haven’t already heard about it, it’s probably not that interesting. This show has proven me wrong! For example, I thought, who needs another series about Jack the Ripper? Turns out, I did! I needed it!

    But why did I pay for a subscription and there are still ads? How can I listen with no ads ever? Where do I pay for that? Please… help…

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    whatevenisthismess
    United Statesa month ago
  • Very interesting

    Very thorough and interesting

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mamma Wo
    United States2 months ago
  • Unique and entertaining

    I recently stumbled upon this podcast and it has become one of my favorites because of how well and thoroughly researched each episode is. It contains unique anecdotes, for example, the episode of Josephine Baker, where they talked about the guy going down the river Seine in Paris on a kayak - it’s little details like that that make this such a great podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JennDish
    United States3 months ago
  • Just discovered this gem

    Well written and entertaining

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    praxis78
    United States6 months ago
  • One of the best podcasts out there

    Gavin did an episode of Most Notorious and I am so glad he did. This podcast is amazing. I not only echo the other five star reviews in terms of research, but the writing is OUTSTANDING. It’s clever and witty and I am often just laughing out loud at some of his observations. I don’t get the other criticisms of his narration; it’s wonderful. I am hooked on season 3 and my other true crime podcasts are languishing in my queue.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SGW in LA
    United States7 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

The host's engaging narrative style garners positive feedback, as listeners often find the content thought-provoking and well-structured.
Some feedback highlights a desire for varied delivery styles, suggesting a more dynamic presentation could enhance the listener experience.
Many enjoy the unique subject matter that seamlessly blends art and crime, resulting in captivating episodes that are both educational and entertaining.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for its thorough research and richly detailed storytelling, which bring often-overlooked historical narratives to life.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The Nazi and the Psychiatrist
Q: What did Kelley conclude about Göring based on his responses to the Rorschach tests?
Kelley found Göring's responses reflected narcissism and a tendency to focus on himself rather than the larger world.
The Nazi and the Psychiatrist
Q: What was Kelley like as a magician?
Kelley began performing stage magic as a child and used it as a therapeutic tool to boost his patients' confidence.
Mission: Implausible, Part Three (Spy vs. Spy)
Q: Was this your first exposure to Operation Condor?
Matt admitted it was, but he recognized tropes from television and movies related to similar espionage themes.
Princess, Singer, Actress, Spy: Asmahan (Spy vs. Spy)
Q: What was your favorite part of the story? Or is there a part that you were just like, oh my God, Asmahan, I love you?
Nathan loved that Asmahan was always against the Nazis while also looking out for her family, showing her complexity as a character.
From Lisbon With Love: Josephine Baker, Part Two
Q: What was the significance of Baker's mission to Lisbon?
The mission involved delivering crucial intelligence to the British Secret Intelligence Service amidst the Nazi occupation, showcasing Baker's dual role as a performer and a spy.

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This podcast meticulously explores the fascinating intersections of historical events and the world of art, focusing on the unlikely yet compelling narratives where art and crime collide. Each season is themed around different facets of this relationship, featuring stories of artists accused of criminal acts, spies embedded in the arts, and significant historical moments tied to cultural figures. With a captivating narrative style, episodes are rich in historical detail, appealing to listeners seeking depth and insight into topics often overlooked in mainstream discussions.

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The Art of Crime launched 3 years ago and published 101 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on The Art of Crime include:

1. Jack El-Hai
2. Matt Sampson
3. Michelle Young
4. Anne Foster
5. Elliott Spear Fisher
6. Fred Fisher
7. Barry Averich
8. Amanda Matta

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