# Peter Max

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Who Guards the Guardians?

Mining the Media opens with G.K. paying tribute to legendary pop artist Peter Max, whose bold, colorful work helped define the visual culture of the 1960s. G.K. reflects on the beauty and value of Max's art and recalls the opportunity to see his work displayed in a gallery. From art, G.K. turns to…

TODAY'S NEWS, September 17-18, 2026

IN POLITICAL NEWS New Hampshire: Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigned after acknowledging three judicial-conduct violations involving hiring practices and a female staffer. Jon Kyl: Former Republican Arizona Senator Jon Kyl died at 84. He served two separate periods in the Senate and later beca…

Celebrity Deaths

One of the most popular ongoing segments in Dean Haglund and Phil Leirness’ long-running, weekly “Chillpak Hollywood Hour” was always when they celebrated the lives and legacies of those who made indelible marks in the arts or in media. Now that Celebrity Deaths has become its own podcast in the Ch…

Episode 455

Andy talks about seeing Kim Gordon in Boston, how Fable hasn't listed his new book, throwing himself off the bed in the middle of the night, seeing a tortoise on the street, and how Ed Sheeran blew it. On Rachel's Chart Chat, Rachel from Des Moines looks at an album with cover art by the late Peter…

Remembering Peter Max - the pop artist whose visual style defined the 1960s and 1970s

Peter Max might not have been a household name at the end of his life, but his visual style — and utterly prolific artistic output over his roughly six-decade career — undoubtedly left a deep imprint on our country's collective artistic culture. His art evolved through numerous styles over the deca…

fakeshow-ep 902 Peter Max

The late artist Peter Max guests on this Throwbackness episode of the Fake Show...enjoy!

Departures: Chuvalo, Steinem, and Denis

George Chuvalo, the Canadian heavyweight who went the full fifteen rounds with Muhammad Ali in 1966 and was never knocked down in 93 fights, spent his last decades in Canadian schools telling students how heroin took three of his sons and his wife. Gloria Steinem's life runs from a London doctor's …

Departures: Koli, Gilbert, and Bonino

Surendra Koli, a domestic servant accused in the Nithari serial murders, faced execution after murder convictions, but a court stayed his hanging and he was later acquitted when judges found the evidence insufficient; after his release, he was found dead at his tea stall, leaving families of missin…

It Belongs in a MUSUEM

Kevin Nash and Sean Oliver are back with another wild episode of Kliq This, kicking things off with ambitious plans to upgrade the show's opening intro before diving into a shocking reality check. When a random internet search leads them to the official CDC statistics on the average height and weig…

Departures: Apostol, Vlady, and Rantzen

When Manila papers omitted Benigno Aquino Junior’s funeral, Filipino publisher Eugenia Apostol printed photographs of it in Mr. & Ms., then used the magazine’s profits to launch the Philippine Daily Inquirer before an election called by Ferdinand Marcos, keeping it in print despite her name appeari…