
In this episode, Immaterial Voices host and Immaterial Books curator Brian O’Neill sites down with Central Illinois based photographer Lyndsey Groth. Lyndsey released her first book, titled August , through Immaterial...


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Immaterial Voices is the podcast of Immaterial Books, an independent publisher of contemporary art and literature on photo media and its practice. Hosted by photographer, writer, and sociologist Brian O'Neill, the show consists of interviews with artists, scholars, and practitioners about contemporary image making, theory, and history.
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Signup to Generate a PitchImmaterial Voices is the podcast of Immaterial Books, an independent publisher of contemporary art and literature on photo media and its practice. Hosted by photographer, writer, and sociologist Brian O'Neill, the show consists of interviews with artists, scholars, and practitioners about contemporary image making, theory, and history.
Recent episodes include "Familiar and Strange: A Conversation with Lyndsey Groth" (12 October 2026, 43 minutes), "Learning It by Doing It: A Conversation with Bryan Formhals" (14 September 2026, 113 minutes), and "Whose Stories are Ours to Tell? A Conversation with Brooke C. White" (17 August 2026, 34 minutes).
Immaterial Voices publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 66 minutes across 15 episodes.
Booking probability for Immaterial Voices is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Immaterial Voices requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Immaterial Voices's contact route on record: verified email.
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Immaterial Voices is an arts podcast with 15 episodes published.
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In this episode, Immaterial Voices host and Immaterial Books curator Brian O’Neill sites down with Central Illinois based photographer Lyndsey Groth. Lyndsey released her first book, titled August , through Immaterial...

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How does our “eye” develop, or even change through time? Along what dimensions do changes, both proximate and seemingly distant, inform our vision of the world? In this conversation with photographer, walker, and artist...

What stories are, and are not, ours to tell? And, how do archives work through, and speak across, multiple generations, informing memories and identities? In this conversation with artist and photographer Brooke C...

<p>What exactly is a photobook? This episode is with longtime artist, bookmaker, photographer, writer, translator, and editor Hans Hickerson. For the past five years or so, Immaterial Voices host Brian O’Neill has been...

<p>In this conversation, Immaterial Voices host Brian O’Neill, sits down with photographer and artist Ryan Searl. Based in Illinois, Searl explores the places that seem off the beaten path, but that are not often too...

<p>In this conversation, Immaterial Voices host Brian O’Neill, sits down with photographer and artist Ciel Baptiste. Based in Illinois, Ciel has been exploring and experimenting with film photography, especially black...

<p>How can we work at the boundaries of the landscape as well as our perceptions? How can we work across multi-media within the context of still image-based projects? How do our projects mobilize a certain poetics...

<p>How, and by what means, can we capture urban atmospheres and mobility? What can we learn about cities, ourselves, and our societies through these dimensions?</p><p>Immaterial Voices host Brian O’Neill becomes the...

<p>How do we learn how to see? How is that images take us over time and space? What modes of practice, and of travel, introduce new ways of seeing?</p><p>In November of 2024, Immaterial Voices host Brian O’Neill had the...

<p>What is (im)material in the world of photography? What does it mean to be modern? What is the role of the photobook today? How do artists and scholars work across disciplines to craft unique ideas and objects of...

<p>The Visual Politics of Elections: A Conversation with Matt Schneider and Gizem Melek</p><p>Are visuals biased? Is the media biased? Is it possible to be politically neutral? What is the role of “fairness?” How do...

<p>How do photographers deal with elections? What is the role of the visual in election politics?</p><p>Photographer and sociologist Tim Hale revisits the podcast and discusses two books little talked about together...

<p>Today, Brian O’Neill sits down to talk about “The Grift.” This was a 2023 release by Immaterial Books, and so with the upcoming election and events occupying life in the United States, we thought it an important...

<p>The panel discussion features photographers and scholars from various backgrounds and fields (Julie Patarin-Jossec, Greg Scott, Jessica Hayes, and Micah McCoy) who blended expertise in contemporary photography...

<p>Brian O’Neill walks and talks with Tim Hale about the upcoming exhibition, "Fields of Vision: Contemporary Photography in Central Illinois."</p><p>What influence our orientations to photographic representations of...
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Director of Research and Dean of Graduate Research, Winged Wealth Management and Financial Planning LLC
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Vice President of Policy, Center for Arizona Policy
Msc PGDip, BABCP Accred OCD and perinatal specialist therapist, Auckland Transport
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