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Talking Rubbish

James Piper, Robbie Staniforth

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If you think recycling is boring, think again. James and Robbie are here to prove that recycling is not only important but also downright fun! Ever wondered what happens to the lime in a recycled Corona bottle? Or, why a cucumber needs to be wrapped in plastic? The answers may surprise you. James does the research, while Robbie brings his unfiltered knowledge to the table, making for an unexpectedly entertaining deep dive into the weird and wonderful world of recycling. From busting myths to ...
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On the eve of his 38th birthday and 2nd year of sobriety, John Mostyn, has realised he has spent his entire adult life in a world of addiction, debauchery, and self destruction. Now newly sober, he is trying to figure out who he is, what he is doing, and how to behave as a (somewhat) responsible functioning adult human being/stand up comedian. Join John, as he talks about comedy, life, sobriety, addiction, self care, wellness and everything inbetween. Follow/contact John and the podcast on I ...
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It's that time of year again, Black Friday. Where did this manic sales season come from and how sustainable is it? In this episode, we discuss the growth of Black Friday and what the rise in online deliveries might be doing to our carbon emissions. Plus, we explore the history of pallets, are duvets and pillows rubbish or not, and we have a questio…
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In this episode of Modern Art is Rubbish, we’re jumping into three of the art world’s most daring controversies. Starting with John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Two Virgins album cover—a work so revealing it had to be sold in a brown paper bag! Next, we explore Modigliani’s infamous 1917 Paris exhibition, where his nudes caused such a stir that the police…
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Disposable vapes are set to be banned by June 2025, but with an estimated 150 million still in circulation until then, what happens to these devices once they’re tossed in the bin? In this episode, we dive into the life cycle of a disposable vape and the environmental impact of improper disposal. Plus, we explain what you should do with waste wood,…
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Recent reports suggest that it is better to landfill our waste, rather than sending it for incineration. Can this possibly be true? In this episode, we dive into the nuances behind these reports, examining some key flaws in both the data and assumptions. Plus, we explore how flexible plastic could replace wood, whether credit cards can be recycled,…
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James and Robbie spend some time with Alex Robinson, CEO at Hubbub, a creative charity that inspires action that’s good for the environment, and for everyone. Hubbub's fun and innovative campaigns support individuals, households and communities to make a difference, by helping everyone get involved and building mainstream support for action on clim…
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n this episode of Modern Art is Rubbish, we head to Brighton’s Labyrinth Gallery for a unique event celebrating Tboy’s latest coffee tin designs for Pepita Coffee, with a guest list that even included Fatboy Slim! Instead of covering the usual event highlights, we decided to capture exclusive interviews with those lining up to attend. Join us as we…
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Welcome, ghouls and goblins, to a spooky special of Talking Rubbish! This week, we explore the truly terrifying statistics behind the Halloween pumpkin. Plus, we will unravel the alchemy of chemical recycling, discuss what happens to that Halloween costume after the party and reveal some sustainable decoration ideas. Join hosts James Piper and Robb…
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Supermarkets are now collecting flexible plastic packaging, asking us to bag it up and return it. But with reports suggesting much of it ends up being burned, is our recycling effort going to waste? In this episode, we dive into why it's still worth recycling flexible plastic. Plus, we explore how plastic is mechanically recycled, whether cables ca…
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In this episode of Modern Art is Rubbish, we dive into the wild world of Banksy! From the daring theft of the Girl with Balloon to Banksy’s, animal-themed murals popping up all over London (and one wolf mural stolen just hours after its reveal!), this episode is packed with art-filled chaos. We’ll also explore the vandalism of Banksy’s rhino piece …
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Over the past couple of years, the UK government has banned certain plastics, from straws to balloon sticks. Find out the impact these bans can have and how they drive behaviour change. Plus, how are plastics sorted, can plastic toothbrushes be recycled, and why do some councils recommend lining food waste caddies with regular carrier bags? Join ho…
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It’s a statistic reported in lots of places: each week we supposedly eat a credit card’s worth of microplastic. But, is it true? Plus, the final three types of plastic, can blister packs be recycled and what happens to the lime that is pushed in a beer bottle? Join hosts James Piper and Robbie Stanisecond as they delve into the world of recycling, …
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In this episode, we blend high art with bold activism! First, we uncover the story of a “horrible” Picasso painting found in a junk dealer’s garage—now potentially worth up to €6 million! Then, we dive into the dramatic Just Stop Oil protests, including the infamous soup-throwing stunt on Van Gogh’s Sunflowers and other acts of defiance. Join us as…
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James and Robbie have a chat with Nick Torday, co-founder and CEO at Bower Collective, a B Corp pioneering refill in the home. Bower Collective deliver cleaning and personal care products in plastic pouches, which are used, sent back and refilled before being sold to another customer. The conversation covers a wide range of potential issues and sol…
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Easily the question James and Robbie get asked the most, 'why are cucumbers wrapped in plastic?'. A cucumber episode has been promised since episode one and it's finally time to answer the question! Plus, what types of plastic are out there, can pouches be recycled and which bin should shredded paper go into? Join hosts James Piper and Robbie Stani…
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Every time we put out our bin for recycling, there is a cost. Currently, local councils pick up this bill but soon it will shift to the brands who sell us products. How will this work and what will it mean for us? Plus, how are the metals recycled, which bin do receipts go into and James has a question from his mother-in-law. Join hosts James Piper…
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James has just got back from the Taylor Swift concert in London, how sustainable was the event? Plus, how are the metals sorted, can kitchen paper be recycled and are we going to see other changes in packaging because of EU rules? Join hosts James Piper and Robbie Staniforth as they delve into the world of recycling, hopefully having fun along the …
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Most of us want refillable packaging to work, but it seems to have continual bumps in the road, with trials getting cancelled and consumers struggling to engage. What have we learned from the trials that have taken place and what can they tell us about the future of refill? Plus, how is glass recycled, which bin do photographs go into and is it bet…
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James is joined this week by Natalie Fée, founder of environmental charity City to Sea. James and Natalie have a wide ranging discussion, exploring; how Natalie managed to get all the retailers to switch their cotton buds to cardboard, reuse trials, plastic recycling and waste incineration. To get exclusive videos and clips, follow us on Instagram,…
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Why has the carrier bag charge not actually led to a reduction in plastic? Plus, how is glass sorted, can birthday cards be recycled and are the infamous cardboard Olympic beds better than more long term materials? Join hosts James Piper and Robbie Staniforth as they delve into the world of recycling, hopefully having fun along the way. One thing i…
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Do we all use more packaging when major sporting events are on? Plus, how are cardboard and paper recycled, can cork be recycled and should you use a plastic bottle to store flexible plastic before recycling? Join hosts James Piper and Robbie Staniforth as they delve into the world of recycling, hopefully having fun along the way. One thing is for …
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Discover why coffee pods may not be that bad for the environment after all and how they can get recycled. Plus, how are cardboard and paper sorted, can aerosol cans be recycled and do you need to take tape off wrapping paper? Join hosts James Piper and Robbie Staniforth as they delve into the world of recycling, hopefully having fun along the way. …
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Discover why bottle caps are suddenly tethered to drinks bottles and how this can help with their recycling. Plus, how is waste actually collected, can pizza boxes be recycled and why does council guidance not always align to national messaging? Join hosts James Piper and Robbie Staniforth as they delve into the world of recycling, hopefully having…
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Join us as we explore the world’s oldest cave art discovery on Sulawesi, featuring a wild pig and human-like figures drawn over 51,200 years ago. Plus, hear the wild tale of a stolen Titian masterpiece found at a bus stop and sold for $22 million. This episode blends ancient creativity and modern-day art intrigue for a fascinating journey through t…
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Join award winning sustainability experts James Piper and Robbie Staniforth as they talk absolute rubbish. Expect detailed discussion around some of the biggest topics in the world of waste, exposing some serious mistruths along the way, whilst having a load of fun. To get exclusive videos and clips, follow them on Instagram, TikTok, X or Facebook;…
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Join Marcus and Tom in this fun and informative episode as they explore the fascinating world of AI art with their special guest, Digitron—the art-loving AI with plans for eventual world domination. Dive into the groundbreaking works of AARON, The Next Rembrandt, and Mario Klingemann’s ‘Memories of Passersby.’ Digitron adds a touch of humor and ins…
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Join Marcus and Tom on ‘Modern Art is Rubbish’ as they welcome friend of the show, Caoimhe, for a laugh-out-loud journey through the mischievous side of the art world. This episode dives into some of the cheekiest art pranks ever pulled, from a rogue painting sneaked into Munich’s Pinakothek der Moderne, to a pair of glasses causing a stir on a San…
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Get ready for an artistic adventure on the coast as Marcus and Tom are joined by special guest artist Caoimhe (Queeva)! They embark on a journey to the Turner Prize exhibition in Eastbourne, eager to dissect the latest works before they close. But this episode takes a twist as Caoimhe not your typical presenter, brings her unique perspective to the…
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Hey Rubbish Fans! Get ready for a heavyweight episode! This week, we’re diving into the life and work of the iconic sculptor Richard Serra, and the legal drama that erupted around his controversial piece, “Tilted Arc.” We’ll explore the public outcry, the fight for its removal, and the landmark court case that tested the very boundaries of artistic…
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Dive into the fascinating world of felines in art! This episode explores how cats have been depicted throughout history, from the mysterious medieval moggies to the spiritual significance they hold in Japanese culture. We’ll delve into the whimsical world of Louis Wain’s psychedelic Victorian cats and explore the witchy symbolism associated with th…
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This episode gets wild! We delve into the world of collaborative art, with two artists pushing boundaries to create something entirely new. But hold onto your paintbrushes, because things get messy when one artist threatens to destroy a priceless collection if Julian Assange meets a grim fate. To balance the chaos, we’ll unwind with the story behin…
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In this episode we delve into the world of Carl Andre, the renowned minimalist artist best known for his Brick sculpture “Equivalent 8.” Despite his life and subtle works, this particular creation has faced vandalism and criticism from both the media and the public. Join us as we explore the unexpected controversies surrounding the artist whose qui…
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Join us in this artful escapade as we dive into the mystery of Banksy’s stolen stop sign featuring drones, unraveling the threads of intrigue woven through the streets. But that’s not all—get ready to groove with a psychedelic twist as we explore the mind-bending world of Hipgnosis, the masterminds behind iconic album covers for 10cc, Led Zeppelin,…
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In this spooktacular Halloween episode, we delve into the chilling tales and haunted histories of cursed paintings. Get ready for a brush with the supernatural as we explore the intersection of art and the macabre. Portrait Bought (unknown Artist) in a shop in St LeaonardsThe Crying Boy by Giovanni Bragolin Death and the Child Edvard Munch 1899 The…
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Cardboard, Toilets, Bridges, Ikea bags, Coffins and more in this latest episode of the podcast! Olivier Grossetête cardboard sculpture at the Novum Summer FestivalFloating Bridge SculptureImpro artwork on Sonning BridgeChristmas themed artwork by ImproEx It Yoko Ono The Parsonage Garden at Nuenen in Winter, pen and ink drawing, March 1884 Winter Ga…
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In this episode we take on Brighton’s MA Art Show: Featuring a few picks from the show. (Actually we liked pretty much most of it, but couldn’t get it all onto the one show). We also got a bit experimental doing a slightly surreal set of musical intros for each artist. Hope you enjoy!…. Cover featuring Tom in front of a Tracy Affleck photo. Caoimhe…
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In this episode of the modern art is rubbish podcast, where we unveil the mischievous world of painting over artwork. In this episode, inspired by a controversial incident involving an infamous MP, we embark on a witty journey that challenges conformity. Join us as we delve into the audacious tales of rebellious artists like Hogarth, the enigmatic …
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In this episode we dive into the world of cultural heritage. Join us as we navigate the clash between tradition and innovation. There will be talk of a Da Vinci Puzzle, a humiliated David and very fashionable Botticelli. Vitruvian Man Drawing by Leonardo da Vinci 1490 Work in the Galleria dell’Accademia Image compressed Original Photo by Luc Viatou…
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In this episode we went local to meet the Artist Jeremy Cunningham, who also is the bassist and founder member of the band the UK band the Levellers. Mouth to MouthExample of an early life drawing The latest Album cover (original photo by Harold Feinstein) Extra You can can access the Jeremy Cunningham Art page here For Jeremy’s Instagram You Can l…
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In today’s episode, we have a story to share about a teacher who got into some serious trouble for showing her pupils a picture of Michelangelo’s David. Apparently, the school’s administration thought it was too “risqué” for the young minds. We’ll be discussing the absurdity of the situation. And don’t worry, we promise to keep our podcast 100% PG-…
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Today, we’re diving into some juicy tales of vandalism and protest, starting with the woman who accidentally smashed a Jeff Koons sculpture at a gallery opening. But that’s just the beginning – we’ve got a crazy story about an augmented reality artist who took things a step further by vandalizing a Koons sculpture in the virtual world. And speaking…
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In this episode Marcus and Tom explore the worlds of art and luxury. Marcus shares his experience visiting two exhibitions: one featuring provocative pieces by Elizabeth Eade, where weapons are adorned with the logos of luxury brands, and another by Lucy Jenion, who showcases joyful compositions through her vibrant paintings. So sit back, relax, an…
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In this episode we explore the intersection of art and money, and the quirky characters who blur the lines between the two. In today’s episode, we delve into the wacky world of the K Foundation, the notorious duo who famously burned a million pounds in cash. We’ll also chat about Chris Burden, the artist who boldly burned his mates money, and Yves …
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We are talking all things screamy for this next episode join us as we discuss this Edvard Munch Classic work. Who was Munch Born 1863 Edvard Munch was a Norwegian painter and printmaker whose work is associated with the Symbolist and Expressionist movements. He is best known for his painting “The Scream,” which is considered a masterpiece of modern…
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In this episode we will be looking into at some strangely crafted nativity scenes. From a dogs in the stables to a meet feast perhaps not fit for the three kings. Also we discuss a Monet winter scene The Strangest Nativity People around the globe like to get pretty creative with their nativity scenes A disaster of biblical proportions in for this J…
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It’s Episode 100 to celebrate we are talking about dubious art offers we found on the internet. Previous episodes have featured Matisse and Picasso. This time we are focusing on Modigliani.. Modigliani Brief Biog Amedeo Modigliani was an Italian painter and sculptor who lived and worked in France. He was born in Livorno, Italy in 1884 and died in P…
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In episode full of ancient mystery we talk about a monument that was called “America’s Stonehenge” the Georgia Guidestones. A Strange Request The Georgia Guidestones was a monument made of Granite that was situated in Elbert County Georgia. It was Erected in 1980 to 2022, at about 5.87 meters to 19 feet made from six granite slabs A man calling him…
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Maurizio Cattelan has got himself in legal hot water again. This Time over a Banana. We talk about this and another previous legal issue involving a pope! Banana Suit Joe Morford’s “Sculptures Still Life” 2000 and Maurizio Cattelan “Comedian” 2019 It’s My Pope The Ninth Hour Maurizio Cattelan 1999 Links You can catch up on the Maurizio Cattelan epi…
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On this show we talk of Art Theft, an art fair discovery and discovering good art closer to home. Sorry I lost it? A woman claims to have lost a painting she said she stole. On the 27th of April a woman walked into a Gallery in Bielefeld during the daytime and removed it from the frame, then walked out with the work. It was a 16th century work call…
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