Bryan Cooke's guest appearances

Bryan Cooke

The Conversation Art Podcast

Best of The Steve Harvey Morning Show

Emancipations Podcast

Bernie Sanders

Tom Hanks

Barack Obama

Jordan Peele

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Bill Gates

Kamala Harris

Justin Bieber

Sean Spicer

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Michelle Wolf

Bill Clinton

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Michelle Obama

OwlTail

 Episode 340- Veteran art handler and preparator Bryan Cooke talks about:  Cooke’s Crating, the business he started back in 1975, and how it’s essentially a service business, one that has grown with the art market, particularly in the last 10 years; why they don’t use the word ‘art’ in the company title, and how they discreetly move art around, especially high-priced works; how and why he self-published his book, Art Can Kill; some of his near-death experiences in art handling, including two involving elevators (one of my least favorite places); why he put himself in the line of risk, shielding his employees from danger; and he tells a condensed version of an epic story from the book in which a client for all intents and purposes kidnaps Bryan and his colleague during a moving job, on a large estate outside Chicago.

Episode 340- Veteran art handler and preparator Bryan Cooke talks about: <a href="https://www.cookescrating.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cooke’s Crating</a>, the business he started back in 1975, and how it’s essentially a service business, one that has grown with the art market, particularly in the last 10 years; why they don’t use the word ‘art’ in the company title, and how they discreetly move art around, especially high-priced works; how and why he self-published his book, <a href="https://artworldpublishing.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Art Can Kill</a>; some of his near-death experiences in art handling, including two involving elevators (one of my least favorite places); why he put himself in the line of risk, shielding his employees from danger; and he tells a condensed version of an epic story from the book in which a client for all intents and purposes kidnaps Bryan and his colleague during a moving job, on a large estate outside Chicago.

Epis. 340: Veteran art handler Bryan Cooke on 50+ years in the art handling business, including several brushes with death

Robert Boncardo

We are joined by philosophers Robert Boncardo and Bryan Cooke to discuss the philosophical and political thought of Alain Badiou. Boncardo and Cooke's research is shedding light on how Badiou's concrete political militancy from 1969 - 1981 shaped his first major work Theory of the Subject (1982).  We discuss the communist group Badiou was part of from 1969 - 1981 UCFML, the SONACOTRA Rent Strike, Badiou's relation to Maoism and how these more practical activities serve as a crucial backdrop for understanding the otherwise enigmatic concepts Badiou develops in Theory of the Subject. Enjoy!

We are joined by philosophers Robert Boncardo and Bryan Cooke to discuss the philosophical and political thought of Alain Badiou. Boncardo and Cooke's research is shedding light on how Badiou's concrete political militancy from 1969 - 1981 shaped his first major work Theory of the Subject (1982).  We discuss the communist group Badiou was part of from 1969 - 1981 UCFML, the SONACOTRA Rent Strike, Badiou's relation to Maoism and how these more practical activities serve as a crucial backdrop for understanding the otherwise enigmatic concepts Badiou develops in Theory of the Subject. Enjoy!

The Last Days of the Dialectic with Robert Boncardo and Bryan Cooke

Steve once and for all lays down the truth about Mr. Bryan Cooke and our very own Junior.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Steve once and for all lays down the truth about Mr. Bryan Cooke and our very own Junior. Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

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