EPISODE · Oct 17, 2026 · 2 MIN
Meet Broken Hologram
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A brief introduction to Broken Hologram, a podcast about the glorious art of failure, telling the stories of the art and artists that critics unfairly dismissed, audiences ignored and history forgot. Created and hosted by bestselling novelist Adam Langer, with a fully original score by Emmy Award-winning composer Sila Shaman.
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