Why Art is the Most Important Class
On this episode of Art Ed Radio , host Tim Bogatz sits down with high school art teacher Chris Hodge, who brings nearly 25 years of classroo...
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20 of 547 episodesThe July Mailbag: Inspiring Supplies, Summer Doomscrolling, and Setting Boundaries
It's time, once again, to open up the mailbag! In this monthly Q&A episode of Art Ed Radio , host Tim Bogatz is joined by Amanda Heyn, to an...
Creating Time for Creating Art
In this episode of Art Ed Radio , host Tim Bogatz is joined by returning guest Sarah Krajewski, a self-described "multipotentialite" and all...
Making the Most of Your Summer
Summer is here, and Art Ed Radio host Tim Bogatz sits down with K–8 art teacher Jessica Stuver to talk about what teachers really need when...
Where Do You Discover New Artists?
In this episode of Art Ed Radio , host Tim Bogatz sits down with Kelly Hatton, curriculum designer for FLEX and PRO at The Art of Education,...
Austin Kleon and His New Book, Don't Call it Art
On this week's Art Ed Radio , host Tim Bogatz sits down with bestselling author Austin Kleon! Austin is a writer, artist, and creative think...
The June Mailbag: Differentiation, Creative Ruts, and Students Who Keep You Guessing
Welcome to the June mailbag episode of Art Ed Radio! Host Tim Bogatz is joined by Amanda Heyn, AOE's Director of Community Engagement, to di...
From the Archives: Can We Find Time to Balance Everything?
In today's episode, Tim is joined by elementary art teacher Laura Irmis to discuss if and how we can find the time to do everything that is...
How Resilience and Choice Can Transform Your Art Room
In this episode of Art Ed Radio , Tim Bogatz sits down with Melissa Birnbaum, a New York City art teacher and chair of the NYC chapter of th...
Burnout, Boundaries, and Finding Your Purpose with Tiffany Fox
In this episode of Art Ed Radio , host Tim Bogatz sits down with Tiffany Fox — veteran art educator, curriculum creator, and author — for an...
The May Mailbag: Student Frustration, Classroom Cleanup, and End-of-Year Sanity
It's the first Tuesday of May, which means it's time for the Art Ed Radio Mailbag! Host Tim Bogatz is joined by Amanda Heyn for a jam-packed...
Bananas, Bosch, and Beyond: The Funniest Artworks in Art History
In this episode of Art Ed Radio , Tim is joined by Kyle Wood, art teacher and host of the Who ARTed? podcast, for a fun romp through some of...
From the Archives: Using Humor to Deal with Student Immaturity
In this episode from the Art Ed Radio archives, Tim and former co-host Andrew begin by sharing some memorable stories of how student immatur...
How Art Teachers Can Adapt to Change
In this episode, Tim sits down with elementary art teacher Khadesia Latimer (@thebusybrushes) to explore the biggest shifts she has seen in...
The April Mailbag: Fast Finishers, Design Ideas, and Managing Loud Classes
It's time for the April mailbag! Tim and Amanda are back to answer your most pressing questions, all of which come straight from the Art of...
The Strange and Spectacular Quest to Define Color with Author Kory Stamper
What is color? And why is it so hard to define? In today's Art Ed Radio episode, Tim sits down with lexicographer and author Kory Stamper to...
The Two Timelines of an AOEU Master's Degree
What does it really look like to earn your Master's Degree from AOEU? In this episode of Art Ed Radio , Tim sits down with two educators who...
Spiraling Curriculum, Sketchbooks, and Student Choice
In today's episode of Art Ed Radio , Nadia Fernandez-Castillo joins the show to talk about how she built a strong, structured middle school...
From the Archives: Advocacy for Art Teachers: Planning, Prepping, and Promotion
In this episode from the archives, Tim sits down with Jessica Stuver, a K–8 art teacher, to discuss Youth Art Month and why early advocacy i...
The March Mailbag: NAEA Survival Tips, Art on a Cart, and Underrated Artists
In this March mailbag episode of Art Ed Radio , Tim Bogatz is joined by Amanda Heyn to give some advice for the upcoming NAEA National Conve...