Mark Lombardi, a conceptual artist on the cusp of international success, had everything to live for. So why was the 48-year-old found dead, and his death ruled a suicide? Was it the ultimate conceptual art, an afterlife laugh at those who doubted his brilliance? He did, after all, carry business cards eerily portending "death defying acts of art and conspiracy." Or was he ultimately overwhelmed by... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture |
In this special bonus episode, we explore the BCCI financial scandal through the eyes of the journalists who exposed it. Bradley Hope, executive producer of The Illuminator, is joined in conversation by Larry Gurwin and Peter Truell, authors of False... more
Mark’s ex-girlfriend Hilary can’t get hold of him. Haunted by their last conversation, she leaves messages on his answering machine, increasingly anxious about his whereabouts. When Mark’s mother calls her with the same concerns, Hilary knows somethi... more
Mark Lombardi stands on the edge of international stardom. His intricate and controversial artworks have drawn the attention of some of New York’s most prestigious institutions – as well as shedding light on some of the world’s most corrupt people an... more
With his marriage spiraling under the strain of his obsessions, Mark returns to the cutthroat New York art scene. His friends are worried – even discourage the move – but Mark is resolute.
Soon, it appears his decision is paying off. He is finally g... more
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I think this was an awesome podcast. Interesting topic and interviews. They did an excellent job. For those who think this is less than 5 stars, I question your intelligence.
This is a great series with very interesting story line and interviews but like someone else noted - the sound effects in the background of high-pitch sound is very grating/hard on the ears. Had to listen without headphones to avoid being distracted by it
This podcast was nice, well researched with great narration and interviews.
However, I found it fell into the trap of talking mostly about the artist and not about the art. Yes, Lombardi‘s story is tragic but I think his art offers much more to explore than the story of the man who made it. I would have preferred a focus on and a contextualization of BCCI‘s connections. I think money laundering should have taken the driver's seat here, not biography
The story is strong but the various sound effects are distracting, especially the echo effect at the end of some of the recordings and interviews. It doesn’t add anything and in fact takes you out of it.
Interesting story, but this podcast lost significant potential quality in two ways: 1) The sound choices across the episodes include these terrible high-pitched ringing sounds meant to convey suspense that actually do nothing except distract and annoy. Ugh. Makes it unenjoyable. And, 2) the narration adopts a similarly unnecessary conspiratorial tone to be dramatic. Totally unnecessary. Tell us a story, sure, but don’t overdo everything!
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The podcast presents an in-depth exploration of the life and mysterious death of Mark Lombardi, a conceptual artist who intricately mapped financial and political corruption through his art. With a focus on Lombardi's remarkable body of work, especially his investigations into the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI), the discussions reveal how his art illuminates the dark intersections of power and finance. Episodes feature personal testimonies from friends, industry experts, and journalists, delving into the implications of Lombardi's connections and how they may have influenced both his art and his tragic fate. The production intertwines narratives of conspiracy, mental health struggles, and the captivating yet perilous natur... more
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