Rooted in the South West, Bricks brings people together through collaborative art projects, public realm producing and securing the spaces our communities need to thrive.
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Contact path
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Booking probability
18%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchRooted in the South West, Bricks brings people together through collaborative art projects, public realm producing and securing the spaces our communities need to thrive.
Recent episodes include "In A While, Crocodile" (28 February 2025, 32 minutes), "Snails, Bristols and ADHD with Claudia Collins and Heather Matthews" (22 April 2024, 25 minutes), and "Hope, Climate, Moss and Creativity with The Art and Energy Collective." (11 April 2024, 36 minutes).
Bricks publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for Bricks is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Bricks requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Bricks's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Bricks are Artists, Writers & Performers. Bricks has an arts audience.
Bricks is an arts podcast with 18 episodes published.
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Episode #18
<p>Listen to artist Dorcas Casey as she shares the thinking and making process behind her new public artwork, Crocodile, created for the Welcome Building in Bristol (March 2025).</p> <p>This episode features...
<p >Join Bristolian artist Claudia Collins and Australian artist Heather Matthew in this episode of #BricksPodcast as they embark on a journey through the labyrinth of ADHD and the artist's path. </p> <p >Expect...
<p >Join Chloe, Naomi and Jenny from The Art and Energy Collective on this episode of #BricksPodcast as they take us on a journey through climate action, collective creativity and the surprising ways in which we can...
<p >In this Bricks podcast episode, artist Ellie Shipman and curator Elita Robertson discuss exhibiting social practice, working creatively with communities and bringing the personal into the participatory around...
Episode #14
<p >Tim Ryan's podcast ‘Something Close to Nothing’ takes us on a 24 hour tour of the Feeder Road in mid November, through storytelling, interviews with fishermen, and his own personal reflections. </p> <p >The podcast...
<p>In this Bricks podcast episode, Rowan Bishop meets with Synnøve Fredericks and takes a walk around the beautiful trees of Bristol's Ashton Court estate, discussing the process of creating the Trinity Vortex, her...
Episode #12
<p >Madame Ceski (Francesca Simmons) is an artist with a special interest in folk and craft traditions, and in this podcast she explores these questions through the lens of how we busied ourselves during lockdown...
Episode #11
<p >In this podcast we explore the stories, memories and myths of St Anne’s, a hidden corner of Bristol with an intriguing history.</p> <p >You can listen to conversations and contributions from local residents, aged...
Episode #10
<p>Kayle Brandon is a Bristol based artist who often works with local communities making artworks that look into how people relate to place, environment and social politics.</p> <p> </p> <p>This podcast explores the...
<p>Dr Myles-Jay Linton, figurative artist, psychologist and academic, has created a new neon artwork for the Moxy Bristol hotel lobby’s library area. </p> <p>This podcast explores his development of the commission...
<p>This podcast explores the process of producing a new mixed media public artwork set in the ground floor windows of the Moxy Hotel, Bristol, by artists Lawrence Hoo and Chaz Golding. Four jewelled shapes are cut into...
Episode #7
<p>In this podcast artist Jonathan Kelham takes us to the year 2040 to reflect back on the stratospheric rise of the fictional club Super Duper St. Anne's F.C. <br> <br> Kelham invites you to muse on the slow demise of...
<p>Annabel Other explores how it feels to miss the closeness and comfort of friendship during periods of isolation, through conversations about horses with her friends.</p>
Episode #5
<p>A walk to a place long forgotten becomes the basis for a rumination on memory, place, and the creation of personal identities. Cliff Andrade’s internalised audio adventure into the unique mental state entered into...
Episode #4
<p>Ben Hartley examines the parallels between Ruderal plant species and their expert ability to colonise disturbed lands, and the processes of gentrification and urban regeneration.</p>
<p>In this episode, artist Megan Clark-Bagnall tries to find a working methodology for the new art world based on learnings taken from the demise of Little Chef restaurants in the UK. </p>
Episode #2
<p>Olivia Jones's podcast is centred around a recent journey to Lundy Island in the Bristol Channel. Speaking with artists, geologists and those working to protect the island's wildlife, the recording explores the...
Episode #1
<p>Bo Lanyon explores how artists working now have responded to the legacy of the St. Ives school, speaking with Lucy Stein, Hannah Murgatroyd and musician Gwenno on painting, the British Modernist tradition, ancient...
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