Jamey Flannery: Appreciating A New Lease On Life
Jamey Flannery was a winning off-road truck racer, who thought he was invincible until a dramatic health scare forced him to reconsider his life's priorities. Now a very successful businessman, Flannery has scaled his endeavors at such a rapid pace, he occasionally struggles to manage it all. Hear …
Chuck Patch: Analogue Street Photography, Winogrand & the Decisive Moment
In this episode, American street photographer Chuck Patch reflects on a lifetime of image-making, from his first camera and darkroom experiences to his years working with museums, archives, and photographic collections. The conversation moves through his influences, including Garry Winogrand, Walke…
Summer Reading: Let Us Now Praise Famous Men
Sophie Hope recently read James Agee and Walker Evans classic documentary book Let Us Now Praise Famous Men. She persuaded Owen Kelly to read it too, and in this episode they examine the book from several viewpoints: as a public art project, as ethnography, as literature, and as an historical docum…
The history of the Columbus music scene
The history of the Columbus music scene runs far and deep.
Jazz and swing took over Columbus streets in the 1920s, followed by rock, soul and swing, in the 60s, ending the 20th century with punk, indie and rock.
Now in 2026, you can find almost every genre and instrument being played in Columbus.
C…
The history of the Columbus music scene
The history of the Columbus music scene runs far and deep.
Jazz and swing took over Columbus streets in the 1920s, followed by rock, soul and swing, in the 60s, ending the 20th century with punk, indie and rock.
Now in 2026, you can find almost every genre and instrument being played in Columbus.
C…
Shooting Like the Old Masters in a New Era
A 1936 photograph, made with less computing power than your doorbell, feels heavy. This morning's technically perfect phone picture weighs nothing. Where did the weight go?
Start with Walker Evans, standing so long in front of a plain wooden storefront that the shopkeeper stops paying attention, th…
I Can’t Find the Seams!
In the previous episode Sophie Hope and Owen Kelly examined James Agee and Walker Evans classic documentary book Let Us Now Praise Famous Men from several viewpoints: as a public art project, as ethnography, as literature, and as an historical document.
In this episode Owen Kelly uses this as the…
The Middle of Somewhere
"I can’t seem to get enough of the ‘highway stuff,’ and the fascination of what may be around the next corner makes the whole trip worthwhile."
-- Edgar Praus
"Travel becomes a strategy for accumulating photographs."
-- Susan Sontag
In this episode, Antonio and Ward talk about how photograph…
Frederick Wiseman and the Architecture of Observation
What happens when you point a camera at an institution and refuse to look away?
In this episode of Eidos, we hit the pause button on our hyper-edited, algorithmic culture to honor the monumental life and legacy of documentarian Frederick Wiseman (1930–2026). For more than fifty years, Wiseman explo…
Tri-X. It's Easy!
“A camera didn’t make a great picture any more than a typewriter wrote a great novel.”
— Peter Adams
“It’s not when you press the shutter, but why you press the shutter.”
— Mary Ellen Mark
In this episode, Antonio and Ward dig into what makes a photograph worth stopping for in the fir…
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