web02.fireside.fm Sun, 12 Apr 2026 15:07:25 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) Not So Native - Episodes Tagged with “Murals” https://www.notsonativepodcast.com/tags/murals Thu, 05 Sep 2019 20:00:00 -0700 Experience oriented podcast telling stories about interesting people and places throughout Arizona. en-us episodic A Not So & A Native Who Share Experiences From Around Arizona Not So Native Podcast Experience oriented podcast telling stories about interesting people and places throughout Arizona. no Arizona, Native, Travel, Tourism, History, Food, NASCAR, Beer, Brewery, Food, Grand Canyon State, Not, So, Phoenix, Peoria, Glendale, Goodyear, Avondale, Surprise, Litchfield Park, Resorts, Leisure, History Not So Native Podcast notsonativepodcast@gmail.com Artist Hugo Medina: 'Go Ahead, Touch It' https://www.notsonativepodcast.com/hugo 99eceb6f-409d-42b9-9c00-65ef2a009fb3 Thu, 05 Sep 2019 20:00:00 -0700 Not So Native Podcast full 3 Not So Native Podcast Rob had the opportunity to interview valley artist Hugo Medina following his recent art exhibit at the Arizona Capital Museum. Hugo’s work can be seen throughout the Valley including several murals in downtown Phoenix. One of these murals a tribute to Wallace and Ladmo. 36:36 no “Go Ahead, touch it” I know this is an awkward title for a podcast, but it is not every day an artist suggests you touch his paintings. At most art exhibits you’d admire the beauty of the work with your eyes. Hugo’s exhibit also appeals to our other senses. Rob had the opportunity to interview valley artist Hugo Medina following his recent art exhibit at the Arizona Capital Museum. Hugo’s work can be seen throughout the Valley including several murals in downtown Phoenix. One of these murals a tribute to Wallace and Ladmo. Wallace and Ladmo were staples of the children’s television scene in Phoenix for decades. Ladmo bag anyone? Medina uses many different mediums in his paintings, including metal shavings. He discusses how he pre-treats his canvases before he paints them. This is why Hugo encourages you to “touch” his paintings and feel the depth and texture in them. Listen along as Hugo discusses his life and work and is perspective on art, and art in the Phoenix area! Thank you Hugo Medina for your contributions to the art world and to this podcast! Special Guest: Hugo Medina. podcast, arizona, native, not so, forty eight state, grand canyon state, phoenix, phx, dtphx, roosevelt row. art district, hug medina, murals, arizona capital museum, paintings, canvas, wallace and ladmo, touch “Go Ahead, touch it” I know this is an awkward title for a podcast, but it is not every day an artist suggests you touch his paintings. At most art exhibits you’d admire the beauty of the work with your eyes. Hugo’s exhibit also appeals to our other senses. Rob had the opportunity to interview valley artist Hugo Medina following his recent art exhibit at the Arizona Capital Museum. Hugo’s work can be seen throughout the Valley including several murals in downtown Phoenix. One of these murals a tribute to Wallace and Ladmo. Wallace and Ladmo were staples of the children’s television scene in Phoenix for decades. Ladmo bag anyone?

Medina uses many different mediums in his paintings, including metal shavings. He discusses how he pre-treats his canvases before he paints them. This is why Hugo encourages you to “touch” his paintings and feel the depth and texture in them.

Listen along as Hugo discusses his life and work and is perspective on art, and art in the Phoenix area!
Thank you Hugo Medina for your contributions to the art world and to this podcast!

Special Guest: Hugo Medina.

Sponsored By:

]]> “Go Ahead, touch it” I know this is an awkward title for a podcast, but it is not every day an artist suggests you touch his paintings. At most art exhibits you’d admire the beauty of the work with your eyes. Hugo’s exhibit also appeals to our other senses. Rob had the opportunity to interview valley artist Hugo Medina following his recent art exhibit at the Arizona Capital Museum. Hugo’s work can be seen throughout the Valley including several murals in downtown Phoenix. One of these murals a tribute to Wallace and Ladmo. Wallace and Ladmo were staples of the children’s television scene in Phoenix for decades. Ladmo bag anyone?

Medina uses many different mediums in his paintings, including metal shavings. He discusses how he pre-treats his canvases before he paints them. This is why Hugo encourages you to “touch” his paintings and feel the depth and texture in them.

Listen along as Hugo discusses his life and work and is perspective on art, and art in the Phoenix area!
Thank you Hugo Medina for your contributions to the art world and to this podcast!

Special Guest: Hugo Medina.

Sponsored By:

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