The Spoiled Broth

In this episode we are joined by Junction co-founders and artists, Lili Ullrich (@sickschnitzl) and Ratri Notosudirdjo (@saynotosu). Based in Rotterdam, Junction is a upcoming platform which intersects art, research, and grass-roots mapping. Their main focus is on uplifting and amplifying the anti-colonial activities happening in Rotterdam. Hop into this big bowl of Spoiled Broth for our first ever interview! We chat about the shared highs and lows of artistic collaboration, the power of collective knowledge and knowing when you're bad at something. Of course, there is also some poop talk.

If you're anything like us, you're sick and tired of seeing these gangly-armed flat illustrations all over the internet. From Facebook, Google to YouTube. Tiny heads! Never static! Always happy! In this episode, we discuss how Alegria (also known as Big Tech Art Style, Globohomo, and Corporate Memphis) has become synonymous with the illegal behaviour of harmful corporations. Jemimah also tells us about her early obsession with Club Penguin. 

Happy New Year, here's part two of our special in-person episode! We chew over all the cultural content we enjoyed consuming this past year. Hold back your horror, we're actually being mostly positive in this one. Except for when we talk about Bubbles from Yahaira's Animal Crossing town. If you want some recommendations for YouTube channels, podcasts, books and music; then this is the right portion of the Spoiled Broth for you.  

In this New-Year's-eve-two-part episode we come at you live from Yahaira's bedroom. Clap your hands, it's our very first podcast recorded in the same room and not across an ocean. It was a strange year marked by many an unusual event. We take you through our cultural highlights and lowlights of 2020. Join us in this first part for all the worst bits that defined this year (in our humble opinions). We bully celebrities, kink shame YouTubers and drink glühwein. It's a mild chaos. Keep an eye open for the (more positive) second part in the new year!

Get ready, this is a big beef-filled episode of art-world anger. After many of you requested it, the duo is back to justify our battle against Banksy. We reply to a listener submitted commentary on our, controversial, previous episode. Let’s just say, we get all art-critic on you. John Lennon, art making in capitalism, and the question of morality all get a mention. 

In this second episode we have a natter about how Brexit will affect arts and culture, and the hardships of being an artist in the current political climate. Most importantly, of course, we speak about our undying hatred of Banksy. Warning, we get angry and loud. This episode is, to be frank, a jumble of confusion, and unanswered worries. It took a long time to edit because we had to cut all the recordings of us having mental breakdowns due to the topic. Yahaira also tells us the story of the time she was “flashed” by a bus driver.