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Art History for Baddies

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Today: #141 in Arts, India on our combined chart.

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Art History for Baddies serves up art history's greatest hits in snackable episodes that won't put you to sleep. From Renaissance drama to modern art chaos, we break down the masterpieces, the scandals, and the artists who changed everything—minus the academic jargon. Perfect for your commute, your coffee break, or whenever you want to sound cultured without the commitment. Because knowing your Caravaggio from your Kahlo should be fun, not homework. Hosted by the whimsical and curious Mallory Corbin.