I enjoy all of these artthings, so I cannot choose only one.

"Art" is a strangely formal and somewhat inaccurate way of grouping these items together.

I believe each of these arts has its own language and offers a different kinds of experience.

I had studied literature at college so I have more knowledge about it than about other forms of arton books than on any of the other things.

Nevertheless, I consume lots of tvTV shows (through VOD) and films.

Although I don't listen to music as much as I used to, I still listen to music while I'm working, reading or walking.

I consider that every artthink that each of these possesses its own strengths and weaknesses and each of them is more suited tthat some also express certain emotions, and atmospheres, content, etc.

I'm unsure with what you mean by "content," it doesn't seem to have a relevant definition.

You can also replace the "express" with "evoke" here which is a slightly more accurate verb for what you are referring to.

For example, books are perfect tofor describeing a character's psychology and motivations, but movies are better at transmitting atmospheres or specific points of views.

Music really speaks to our soul, but it is not so suitable to expressfor discussing complex discoursues.

Podcasts, on the other sidehand, are perfect tofor exposeing complex ideas or theories.

Of course, these are just examples to show you how each artof these suits different artistic needs.