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What does colour sound like?

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How did mauve become the brat green of the Victorians?

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And why do we think pink is just for girls?

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Welcome back to 'Stories in Colour,' a vibrant podcast from the National Gallery in London.

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I'm Beks Leary from the Gallery's Digital team, and once again we're uncovering the hidden mysteries behind colour.

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Hear from curators, scientists, historians and artists who offer us fresh perspectives on one of the world's most powerful technologies.

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Join us as we travel back to a time when there was a beautiful blue pigment that cost more than gold.

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And fast forward to the present day to hear about the rivals hunting for the blackest shade of black.

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With vivid storytelling and unexpected discoveries, this is the National Gallery as you've never experienced it before.

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Listen now to 'Stories in Colour,' wherever you get your podcasts.