Art Ed Radio

April mailbag moves fast.

December mailbag starts with winter-coat chatter, then Tim and Amanda get into the art-room grind: routines, cleanup, and the chores that seem to come back the second you finish them.

This episode previews the 2025 Winter NOW Conference for art teachers, featuring host Tim Bogat and organizer Janet Taylor discussing conference details and briefly touching on post-break school experiences.

This episode of Art Ed Radio is a September mailbag where hosts Tim Bogatz and Amanda Hine answer listener questions about protecting classroom prep, setting boundaries without guilt, and share favorite artists, while also discussing back-to-school updates and free professional resources.

Tim Bogats frames the Art Ed Radio mini-mailbag around small wins, simple systems, and practical classroom decisions for art teachers.

Art Ed Radio’s “More Hot Takes for the Summer” features Tim Bogans and Amanda Hine debating provocative claims about art-teaching practice.

Art Ed Radio host Tim Bogans interviews Chicago-suburban high school art teacher and working artist Chris Hodge about his Art Ed Now presentation, “Why Art is the Most Important Class.” Hodge describes teaching photography, drawing, ceramics, jewelry, film, and video for nearly 25 years while prioritizing student choice, curiosity, and creativity.

This episode discusses how art teachers can adapt to changing classroom environments, technology, and student habits, featuring a conversation with Khadijah Latimer.

This episode is a mailbag Q&A session where hosts Tim Bogans and Amanda Hine answer art teachers' questions about classroom challenges like fast finishers, design ideas, and managing loud classes.

This episode features an interview with lexicographer Cori Stamper about her book exploring how humans have attempted to define colors through science, language, industry, and government regulation.

This episode features interviews with two art teachers who share their experiences earning a Master of Arts in Art Education from the Art of Education University, discussing different timelines and impacts on their teaching.

This episode features an interview with art teacher Nadia Fernandez-Castillo discussing her innovative spiraled curriculum that blends structure with student choice to develop artistic skills and confidence.

Youth Art Month is the focus here.

March opens with mailbag energy.

Burnout gets an art-room lens here.

This episode explores how art teachers can combat isolation and build meaningful connections through social media, professional communities, and shared creative experiences.

This episode is a December mailbag where hosts Tim Bogatz and Amanda Hine answer questions from art teachers about student slang, struggles with substitute teachers, and keeping up with teaching demands.

This episode of Art Ed Radio is a September mailbag where hosts Tim Bogatz and Amanda Hine discuss listener questions and share resources for art teachers to prepare for the new school year.