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Estimated from 6 chart positions in 6 markets.
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- 🇯🇵JP · Visual Arts#1501K to 10K
- 🇮🇪IE · Visual Arts#613K to 10K
- 🇳🇿NZ · Visual Arts#723K to 10K
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Est. listeners per new episode within ~30 days
5.5K to 23K🎙 ~2x weekly·32 episodes·Last published 6d ago - Monthly Reach
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11K to 46K🇯🇵22%🇮🇪22%🇳🇿22%+3 more - Active Followers
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4.4K to 18K
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Recent episodes
Art and Motherhood Pt2: w/ Eri Maeda
May 7, 2026
38m 44s
Dealing With Criticism as an Artist w/: Martha Lamont & Damaris Athene
Apr 23, 2026
29m 55s
A Guided Journalling Session: w/ Martha Lamont
Apr 9, 2026
12m 21s
What Is The Point Of Making Art, When The World Is On Fire?: w/ Martha Lamont & Damaris Athene
Mar 26, 2026
21m 22s
Art and Motherhood: w/ Eleanor May Watson
Mar 12, 2026
40m 23s
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 5/7/26 | ![]() Art and Motherhood Pt2: w/ Eri Maeda | In this episode, we continue the conversation on motherhood through a deeply personal lens.Eri, a Japanese artist living in Paris, shares her experience of navigating pregnancy while being confronted with unresolved parts of her own upbringing. As she describes it, it can feel like opening a dark box, one that asks you to face old patterns and question the kind of parent you want to become.There are echoes of Eleanor’s story from Part 1, but Eri brings her own perspective, shaped by her life, her practice, and her cultural context.Together, we explore what it means to challenge inherited ideas of parenting, and how those inner shifts can reshape not only motherhood, but how we show up as artists and individuals.Join our community on substack thehealthyartist.com | 38m 44s | ||||||
| 4/23/26 | ![]() Dealing With Criticism as an Artist w/: Martha Lamont & Damaris Athene | In this episode, we unpack the role of criticism in an artist’s practice: how to receive it, how to give it, and how to keep creating through it.When is feedback helpful, and when does it start to pull you away from your own voice? We talk about trusting your instincts, recognising useful critique, and those rare moments when feedback sparks a real shift in the work. We have opened up 5 mentorship slots, starting in May. For more details visit: thehealthyartist.com | 29m 55s | ||||||
| 4/9/26 | ![]() A Guided Journalling Session: w/ Martha Lamont | Grab a pen, or a notepad… or open a notes app and give yourself a bit of space. As we go, I’ll be asking you some questions and I’d really encourage you to pause the podcast after each one… give yourself the time to actually sit with it… and respond. Even though this is a short episode, I would give yourself 30-60 mins with the pauses. If you would like to share your reflections please do email thehealthyartistpod.com. We will send the questions out on our newsletter and share them on substack. Please do share this episode if you feel another creative could do with a moment of pause and reflection. Head over to thehealthyartist.com for info on offerings. | 12m 21s | ||||||
| 3/26/26 | ![]() What Is The Point Of Making Art, When The World Is On Fire?: w/ Martha Lamont & Damaris Athene | In this episode of The Healthy Artist, we’re exploring a feeling many artists quietly carry but don’t always speak about, this sense that making art can feel pointless, indulgent, or even unnecessary when there is so much difficulty happening in the world.Together, we sit with that discomfort and look at where it comes from: guilt, productivity culture, attention, and the pressure to justify creativity. We also reflect on how making art can be reframed not as self-indulgence, but as something deeply human- an act of connection, agency, and meaning-making.We reference ideas from Aimee McNee's ted talk which you can watch here.If you’ve ever questioned the value of your creative practice, this is a gentle conversation to sit with.For all of The Healthy Artist offerings, please check out our website. | 21m 22s | ||||||
| 3/12/26 | ![]() Art and Motherhood: w/ Eleanor May Watson | In this weeks episode we explore motherhood with Eleanor May Watson. Eleanor shares how her first child made her confront barriers she put in her own way in her practice and her journey in letting go and becoming a stronger painter. Eleanor bravely shares the struggles alongside the triumph, and we are beyond grateful for her honesty.Follow her work at @eleanormaywatson and https://eleanormaywatson.co.uk/For all the offering from The Healthy Artist please head over to our website. | 40m 23s | ||||||
| 2/26/26 | ![]() The Fear Of Being Seen: w/ Martha Lamont & Damaris Athene | In this weeks episode Martha connects with Damaris on her residency in Stavanger. After catching up on their wellness this month they dive into the theme of "The Fear Of Being Seen", covering topics such as the ideas that fuel the work, how we approach writing personal statements and titles for artworks, social media and creative boundaries. Martha also shares details on the first London Meet-up that she is hosting with usual co-host Dan Curtis this weekend and offering The Healthy Artist have. You can check them out on www.thehealthyartist.com. | 40m 42s | ||||||
| 2/12/26 | ![]() Using Art to Reflect and Change the World: w/ Ken Nwadiogbu | In this episode of The Healthy Artist we interviewed Ken Nwadiogbu, we explore how to stay grounded in the everyday while holding big dreams. How do you dream boldly without rushing the process?We talk about creating without pressure, mapping the journey instead of chasing outcomes, and why abstraction became a powerful language in his work. He shares how he built an artist community in Nigeria, what success has meant so far, and how meaningful it’s been to have his family recognize his dream as valuable.We also reflect on studio rituals and the quiet practices that keep an artist grounded.As he says, “Being present isn’t ignorance of the dream.”Explore all offerings from The Healthy Artist at www.thehealthyartist.com | 58m 08s | ||||||
| 1/29/26 | ![]() Making Meaning Through Material: w/ Valentino Vannini | In this episode, Martha Lamont is joined by artist Valentino Vannini for a conversation about using art as a way to understand ourselves and the world around us. Together they explore social engagement in art, working with materials that carry meaning, queering structure and form, and how vulnerability, humour, and imperfection can open up new ways of connecting with an audience. To sign up to The Healthy Artist newsletter or see what creative offering they have, head over to thehealthyartist.com | 51m 26s | ||||||
| 1/15/26 | ![]() Slowing Down, Crunch Time & Creative Trust: w/ Martha Lamont & Damaris Athene | A gentle wellness journal for artists, loosely inspired by The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron. In this episode, we explore the tender, often tricky feelings that surface at the start of a new year- rebuilding self-trust, learning how to recognise our gut feeling, and sitting with the vulnerability of beginning new projects when certainty feels far away. Martha is moving through a season of slowing down, while Damaris is in a period of creative crunch as deadlines approach. Together, they reflect on how to honour the seasonality of their practices, making space for both rest and momentum without guilt.For information on meetups and courses head over to www.thehealthyartist.com | 46m 00s | ||||||
| 1/1/26 | ![]() Beginning Gently: Reflections for a New Year | As The Healthy Artist turns one, Martha shares a gentle New Year reflection on creative care, grounding practices, and what the next chapter will look like. This short episode touches on finding a softer rhythm, setting values-led boundaries, working within limits, and staying connected to your creative practice without rushing towards outcomes. A quiet invitation to begin the year with care. | 8m 17s | ||||||
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| 12/11/25 | ![]() Inside the Artist's Professional Journey: Challenges, Clarity & Mentorship: w/ Claudia Kennaugh | In this episode, we sit down with Claudia Kennaugh, professional artist coach and advisor, to explore her mission to empower artists with clarity, confidence, and sustainable creative practice. Claudia shares the most common challenges artists face today, from finding an authentic artist voice, to the essential theme of slowness- why it matters, how it supports creativity, and how artists can invite more space for it in their creative careers. We also talked about our shared passion project: the 6-month mentorship with The Healthy Artist. After a hugely positive response, we’ve now opened 5 new slots for the cohort beginning February.Want to join us? Head over to The Healthy Artist to explore all available courses and book your mentorship place. | 44m 35s | ||||||
| 11/28/25 | ![]() Painting and Intergenerational Trauma: w/ Heeyoung Noh | Heeyoung Noh is an emerging painter from South Korea, who explores themes of intergenerational trauma, diaspora and the female body. We talked to Heeyoung about her experiences working with intense and personal subject matter, her experience studying and working across multiple countries and cultures, and how she maintains a healthy artist community in times of isolation. | 40m 09s | ||||||
| 11/16/25 | ![]() The Radical Role of Artist Community | As artists we can feel that we are not deserving of a community. That our work is not good enough or real enough to connect with other artists, and that we are the only ones who feel like this. What is the solution to this feeling of isolation? Carving out your own community, and finding those like you. This week we dive into the radical act of building artistic community and lay some foundations for how we are building community through the Healthy Artist podcast, with information about upcoming courses, mentorship programmes, and in person meet ups! | 37m 33s | ||||||
| 10/30/25 | ![]() Building Your Own Opportunities: w/ Hector Campbell | In this week we interviewed Hector Campbell. Hector is an art historian, writer and curator based in South London. He is the director of Soup Gallery in Elephant & Castle and runs a weekly newsletter called The Shock of the Now and much much more. We loved hearing about Hector's journey, work ethic and advice for artists. Make sure to sign up to his weekly newsletter here.To subscribe to our newsletter or support us through Kofi please visit out website.Thank-you friends x | 1h 01m 26s | ||||||
| 10/16/25 | ![]() Breaking Creative Blocks | In this weeks episode we discussed 6 ways of breaking free from creative blocks for ourselves and for you. Tune in to hear us discuss the following ideas:1- Acting from your values not from your mood2- Doing something familiar3- Doing something wild and different 4- Looking to a non art source5- Engaging with other artists work6- Working it out in communityJoin our creative community here: https://www.thehealthyartist.com/ | 44m 43s | ||||||
| 10/2/25 | ![]() Survival Notes: w/ Lydia Figes | In this week we interviewed Lydia Figes. Lydia is a writer, editor and art historian who is currently curator of digital at Contemporary Art Society. Lydia has just released her debut book called Survival Notes, Life Lessons From Contemporary Artists in which she interviews established artists from all areas of the art world on topics such as art education, self-discipline, gallery representation and mental well-being. We loved chatting to Lydia and reading Survival Notes. We really appreciated the wisdom and insights she shared in this conversation alongside her new book. Make sure to buy and check it out. To subscribe to our newsletter or support us through Kofi please visit out website.Thank-you friends x | 53m 00s | ||||||
| 9/18/25 | ![]() Art and Burnout: w/ Damaris Athene | This week we had the chance to talk online with artist Damaris Athene, on the verge of her first major London commercial solo exhibition. We talked with Damaris about her recent successes and opportunities that have come out of committing an intense amount of time to her practice, but also the other side of success - how running on the treadmill of the art world has caused burn out, unhealthy practices and losing sight of what its all about. This was a real honest interview and we hope it resonates with you all. D+M Sign up to our newsletter here: https://www.thehealthyartist.com/ | 36m 57s | ||||||
| 9/4/25 | ![]() What even is the 'Art World'? | Its easy to believe that the 'Art World' is all nepotism, privilege or pretentious nonsense - and to get stuck in a space of frustration about the whole damn thing. But what might a reframing of this idea, or this place, look like? This week we challenged ourselves to define what the art world is, and how we might work to make it the kind of art world we want to be in. | 36m 29s | ||||||
| 8/21/25 | ![]() Honouring Good Practice :w/Ocki Magill From Blue Shop Gallery | Episode 16 is out now!! This week Martha, co-host of The Healthy Artist, interviewed Ocki Magill, founder and director of Blue Shop Gallery in South London. We spoke about subjects such as her ethos as a gallery, their journey so far, the power of creative community and her hopes for the future.If you would like to support us, it is greatly appreciated. You can do so through Kofi: https://ko-fi.com/thehealthyartistIf you would like to sign up to our bi-monthly newsletter for more insights sign up here at the bottom of our website: https://www.thehealthyartist.com/ | 1h 00m 09s | ||||||
| 8/7/25 | ![]() Art and Fear | Part 02 | Part 02 of our two part episode looking at the amazing Art and Fear by David Bayles and Ted Orland. We chose another four quotes that resonated deeply with us and hopefully will with you too! | 35m 00s | ||||||
| 7/24/25 | ![]() Art and Fear | Part 01 | This week we are taking a deep dive into 'Art Fear' the amazing book by David Bayles and Ted Orland. The book is all about why and how art gets made, but also why it doesn't, and what makes so many artists give up along the way. We share some of our favourite quotes and discuss how they have been influential in how we approach our practice. | 1h 05m 09s | ||||||
| 7/10/25 | ![]() Curating is Community: w/ Adela Blanco | This week we spoke with Adela Blanco, curator, art promoter and director of Blanco Gallery in London. She took us on her journey from Venezuela to London, via Paris and how she built herself into a curatorial practitioner, who puts community and inclusivity first. Adela talks about how she keeps up the practice of being a 'Healthy Curator' when doubt creeps in, and shares her mantras for keeping going into a strange art world. Enjoy! | 39m 35s | ||||||
| 6/26/25 | ![]() Remaining Playful: w/ Vincent Hawkins | This week we interview Vincent Hawkins, an artist who lives and works in Margate. Vincents work throughout his career has been extensive and varied, very much believing in the power of experimentation and play in the studio and in the way he exhibits works. We really enjoyed getting to know Vincent’s journey and process more. We hope you enjoy. | 50m 51s | ||||||
| 6/12/25 | ![]() Collaging History: w/ Adolphus Washington | In this weeks episode we interviewed Artist Adolphus Washington. Adolphus is a New Yorker who lives and works in London. As a lover of history and politics, his work captures the culture and sensibility of the Black American experience. He works primarily with collage, believing it to be the most democratic medium that best embodies the improvisatory nature of Black American culture. We enjoyed getting to know more about the work and the influences behind Adolphus as a maker, we hope you enjoy. | 32m 55s | ||||||
| 5/29/25 | ![]() Quotes To Keeps You Going | Its episode 10! In celebration of this milestone we reached out a bunch of artists to ask them all for the quote that keeps them going when all seems lost. Gathered here is a collection of all those recordings into one episode, something to come back to when your self doubt is high and you need a creative refresh. Enjoy! | 24m 33s | ||||||
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6 placements across 6 markets.
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6 placements across 6 markets.





