A Small Voice: Conversations with photographers and filmmakers (exclusive member content)

Dec 03, 2025 • E270 • 00:50:18

A Special Report from this November's Paris Photo Fair.

Nov 19, 2025 • E269 • 01:12:01

Ed Kashi on, contributing to positive change, why he donated his archive to the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, a lesson learned on assertiveness, journal entries, identity politics, advocacy journalism and his new retrospective book, A Period...

Nov 05, 2025 • E268 • 01:18:45

British Chinese filmmaker Paul Sng on early challenges, outsider syndrome, the 'confidence of ignorance', structure, narrative principles, the creative treatment of actuality, and finding an audience.

Oct 22, 2025 • E267 • 01:04:17

A Special report from Bristol's annual BoP (Books On Photography) Festival, organised and hosted by the Martin Parr Foundation.

Oct 08, 2025 • E266 • 01:12:10

American photographer Mike Brodie on his period of juvenile prosperity, romanticism vs. misery, the push/pull of ’normal’ life, exploitation and ethics, grief and loss, success and its downside, and his strong desire to photograph machines.

Sep 24, 2025 • E265 • 01:03:51

Netherlands-based British photographer Merlin Daleman on Brexit, his new book Mutiny, and how a serious motorcycle accident improved his photography.

Sep 10, 2025 • E264 • 01:24:51

African American photographer and Magnum Photos member, Eli Reed, on mentors, luck, how working in a hospital was good preparation for the kind of work he did, how his project Black In America came about and a teaser on the book he is in the process of wr...

Aug 27, 2025 • E263 • 01:23:15

Dutch photographer and visual artist Tony Dočekal on Josef Koudelka, dealing with the weight of the photographic history, the advantage of being an outsider, working with the unhoused for non-profit the Sheltersuit Foundation, and the story behind the pic...

Aug 13, 2025 • E262 • 01:34:42

British photographer Rankin on critical thinking, being confrontational, the Trojan Horse of Dazed & Confused, being ‘a dick’ and taking cocaine, how he was saved by photography and fatherhood and the benefits of losing your imposter syndrome.

Jul 30, 2025 • E261 • 01:03:14

France-based Dutch photographer Marjolein Martinot on her debut book Riverland, getting through Covid, fairy tales, seeking comfort in nature during difficult times, raising and photographing her six children, and being a tightrope walker in her mum's cir...