Standard issue for all women.

Hello, Jen here to tell you about today's podcast.

But before I do, what else have we got coming up this week on standard issue?

I hear you ask.

Well, in tomorrow's rated or dated, we're watching Hitchcock classic 1960s psycho.

But how the hell a horror wasses Mickey and I going to cope with this?

And why the F did Mickey even choose it?

I expect there'll be more horror on Thursday as Hannah and I dig into the week's top stories in the Bush Telegraph.

And on Friday, there's a brand new episode of Outside the Box,

in which I do hope we're going

to get a chance to chat about hostage and some absolutely textbook French sexual deviancy,

among other things. But back to today. In today's podcast, I chat to art historian, curator and

broadcaster Kate Bryan about her new book book How to Art, which is illustrated by

David Shrigley, don't you know? Kate is on a mission to wrestle control of the art world

from asymmetric haircuts and snobbery and put it fully back in the hands of people like you and me

who like looking at it, but maybe don't know exactly what the artist was trying to say,

aka most people.

I loved chatting to Kate and I hope you enjoy listening to us. As ever, if you're a £5 or above Patreon, there's a longer version for you, including chat on how to get kids into art,

and what even is art? Shrugs. If you're not a £5 or above Patreon, stay listening until the end to find out

how to get involved. And if after hearing this, you want to go and look at some art, the annual

Art History Festival, organised by the Association for Art History, is currently running until the 21st

of September. More information is available online at

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