Talk Art is an interview-format podcast co-hosted by actor Russell Tovey and gallerist Robert Diament, with each episode built around an extended one-on-one conversation with a single guest from the visual art world. Most episodes feature a contemporary artist speaking ahead of a gallery or museum show, walking through their biography, materials, and the specific work on view, as in the episodes with Mickalene Thomas and Carsten Höller. Some episodes profile artists no longer able to speak for themselves, using close family, archivists, or filmmakers as proxies, as with Nick Willing discussing his mother Paula Rego's studio and process. The show regularly brings in guests from adjacent creative fields, including screenwriter Russell T Davies on his lifelong drawing habit and spoken word poet Joelle Taylor on prison workshops and 'artivism'. Recurring subject matter includes how personal history, trauma, and politics feed into an artist's chosen materials and imagery, and named institutions such as Tate, Hayward Gallery, Victoria Miro, and the Royal College of Art recur across episodes as touchstones. Episodes run roughly an hour to 75 minutes and are structured as unhurried, biography-driven conversations rather than news roundups or critical reviews. The intended audience is listeners who want to hear artists (or those closest to them) describe their own process, choices, and formative experiences, rather than outside commentary. The hosts bring an insider's vantage point — Tovey as a public figure with personal art-world ties and Diament as a working gallerist — which shapes the specificity of the questions and the access secured. The show periodically runs holiday-themed specials, including Christmas and New Year's Day episodes with prominent guests. Taken together, the show functions as a rolling oral history of contemporary and recent-historical art practice, told largely in the words of the artists or their closest collaborators.