Enrique Hernández joins us for a sneak peek at his work ahead of Nua Collective’s London debut, Under The Same Sky. We dive into medieval graffiti, Coppola’s luxury watch, the Parthenon’s big reveal, why art boosts your health, and the hidden architecture inside musical instruments.

Eamonn and Josh sip through an espresso shot of chaos — from LEGO’s capitalist soul to biodegradable protests and AI after dark. It’s a five-story blend of absurd, insightful, and slightly unhinged.

This Halloween, Ben Griffiths joins Eamonn and Josh for a spooky dive into art world mysteries — double museum heists, missing Picassos, haunted digital interventions, and the CIA’s cryptic sculpture. A chilling mix of crime, code, and creativity.

From Paris heists to Barbie surrealism 🩰 — Lucy Lambe joins us this week to unpack Ozzy Osbourne’s charity art, guerilla projections in LA, and the rumoured collapse of the art market 👀 Plus — a major announcement: Nua Collective’s debut London exhibition Under the Same Sky 🌌 opens Nov 20 at @ Candid Arts Trust.

From killer AIs to prehistoric microbes and Pantone’s psychedelic palette, Hugh Ryan joins Josh and Eamonn for an episode that proves art, science, and chaos are eternal roommates.

Josh and Eamonn pour a quick cuppa of chaos — from 10-metre sunflowers and Picasso snails to glow-up grandmas on OnlyFans. Proof that art, nature, and tech are all getting weirder together.

With Brian Baker, we dive into the absurd, the glowing, and the high-speed: robot Olympics, hacker threats, light-speed cameras, and whether ChatGPT is more brain or butler.

From record-breaking freedivers to fractal math, AI art students, deep-space photos, and Van Gogh’s funding woes — this week’s Spill the Art Tea asks where endurance, science, and art collide.

This week’s Spill the Art Tea with artist Deirdre Burke takes on multimillion-dollar guitars, the fading gallery system, YouTube’s creator protections, and AI inventing killer badminton spins.

From a 2000-year-old woven sun hat to Rothko’s former studio hitting the market, this week’s quick cuppa is packed with art world curiosities. Plus: a $10M Birkin bag, a rediscovered Wojnarowicz mural, and San Francisco’s underground robot cage fights.

From peacock feather lasers to glowing tires and celebrity painter egos, this week’s Spill the Art Tea has it all. With returning guest Nua Collective artist Lucy Lambe, we dive into the strange, the scientific, and the downright trashy sides of art.

From billion-year-old coral on Mars to a £3M Welsh fortress, we’re serving stories that mix cosmic history with coastal property dreams. Plus, eggplants go missing, toys outshine diamonds, and Mexico’s art scene faces protest heat.

Artist Linda Mazzerin joins us to unpack the week’s weird and wonderful art news — from Netflix’s AI edits to mummified ethics, stripper sketches, and the internet’s obsession with Coldplay scandal.

A man attacks the Stone of Destiny, AI quietly hacks peer review, and celebrity painters get ranked with ruthless flair. Actor and artist Ivan Arlaud joins us for a full cup of chaos, scandal, and creative critique.

This week, Therese Maher joins us to discuss the grand opening of George Lucas’s Narrative Art Museum, Ed Sheeran’s unexpected art exhibition, the Bayeux Tapestry’s historic return, the breathtaking ZWO Astro Photo shortlist, and the critical reception of the latest Evita production.

In Episode 52, singer-songwriter Aaron Smith from MacRua joins us to dive into the art world’s wildest headlines! From a pink Picasso protest and the ’Relooted’ game to ponies in cardigans, Bezos’s Venice wedding backlash, and molecular ballet, we’ve got your art tea brewed.

Actor Rónán P. Byrne joins us to discuss Gen Z art buyers, a Louvre walkout, and a €100k chair disaster. From LEGO forgeries to museum gatekeeping—Episode 51 is a wild one.

From erotic 19th-century condoms to AI-generated scripture, this episode explores the absurd, mystical, and market-driven corners of the art world. Featuring Nua Collective’s Katrina Tracuma on memory, image, and the power of visual residue.

Christian May joins us to chat Pride, arts, and Jersey. Meanwhile, Pope Leo goes full Van Gogh, and Olympic skaters are ready to rewrite the rules.

Actor and musician Brian Raftery joins Eamonn and Josh to unpack this week’s biggest art headlines—from cautious Sotheby’s sales to bizarre AI experiments. Plus: a mysterious love note in a Cork hotel wall and one photographer’s arrest mid-opening night.