
The official podcast of the Center for Latter-day Saint Arts with interviews of artists and scholars on topics of art with host Glen Nelson.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 106 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsReligion & Spirituality | |||

Following the success at the Metropolitan Opera house of his beloved oratorio, Lamb of God, earlier this year, Rob Gardner talks with guest host, composer Benjamin Taylor, about his ways of writing music, from first ideas and deadlines to orchestrati... more
More than an early figure in Mormon frontier painting, C.C.A. Christensen helped to invent the visual language of Latter-day Saint history and theology. In this interview on the occasion of her new book on Christensen, art historian Jennifer Champoux... more
This episode features an interview with the editors Richard Benjamin Crosby and Isaac James Richards about their new book, Latter-day Eloquence: Two Centuries of Mormon Oratory. They discuss why public speaking is central to Latter-day Saint life, ho... more
Part 1. Why We Make Art - We celebrate our 100th monthly episode with a survey of special moments from our history. This first of four episodes, Why We Make Art, is a sampler of a few stories of artists and why they create or in some way a descriptio... more
Part 2. Moments of Faith - This second celebratory episode of our 100th podcast includes six conversations with artists and includes intimate stories with a spiritual touch: Historian Richard Bushman in New York, then choreographer Vanessa Cook in Sw... more
Part 3: Unexpected Insights - In this third of our Audio Exhibition to celebrate The Center’s Studio Podcast’s 100th episode, 7 clips were collected from podcasts where artists inform us about the world. These artists become the most engaging and del... more
Part 4: Emotional Moments -- In the finale of our celebration, we revisit clips from guests: Jamie Erekson, Samuel Evensen, Laura Allred Hurtado, Mauli Bonner, and Valerie Atkisson. These moving discussions become teary and include family tragedy, re... more
Take a listen to the innovative, forthcoming Art Lab by the Center for Latter Day Saint Arts. It focuses on how art enhances family and group and experiences through interaction. Join four volunteers--Lauren and Nick Bazzarone and Emily and Jamie Ere... more
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This show features in-depth conversations with artists, scholars, and curators who explore the crossroads of art, faith, and cultural heritage. Across episodes, listeners hear personal origin stories, behind-the-scenes process, and thoughtful reflections on mentorship, community, and how spiritual beliefs shape creative practice. Topics span painting, dance, music, sculpture, and curation, with frequent emphasis on the LDS arts ecosystem, archival context, and how art can communicate meaning within religious and secular settings. A notable strength is its multidisciplinary approach, bringing together poets, composers, visual artists, and academics to illuminate how faith and identity inform art-making, curation, and audience engagement. Pot... more
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