Join us on Beyond the Design as we uncover the artistry, innovation, and intention behind compelling interiors with our special guest, Bradley Huesseman-Odom. Bradley is a visionary designer who blends raw elements with refined elegance to create spaces that feel both timeless and innovative. From his formative experiences in his grandfather's upholstery shop in Crystal Springs, Mississippi, to launching his own business, Dixon Rye, Bradley's journey is one of passion and craftsmanship. Discover how

Hi there, Helen here. This is a special episode of the podcast because we had six of our Good Shippers - that’s people who’ve done our courses - selected as finalists in the Bologna Book Fair Illustrators Exhibition! Which is pretty amazing news. It’s really difficult to be a finalist because the competition is so high. Last year there were 4,374 people who entered, and only 324 were selected to be finalists. So for six of them to be Good Shippers is SO exciting. Now that the fair’s finished,...

In today’s episode, Bahrain is in the spotlight with the Asian Youth Games, welcoming athletes from around the world and highlighting the Kingdom’s safe and vibrant community. We dive into the story of a Japanese athlete and influencer experiencing Bahrain firsthand, celebrate the Kingdom’s six medals so far, and cover a recent arrest of a man and woman for a gold theft, showing how seriously authorities enforce the law. Lots of exciting and important stories packed into one episode!

A “Simple” Symposium with Sachnasty starts off with: How has 2025 been so far, we talk about Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Canelo’s loss against Crawford, his experience as a car salesman, public transportation vs cars, traffic, more cars, we get interrupted by a couple of kids beefing with a lady, then back to cars! It was a great convo at Snapdragon’s Stadium while eating crepes from Cafe Madeleine. It ends with goals to complete towards the end of 2025 to continue motivating working people

Our Do It Together Design series concludes with a powerful episode spotlighting Dzimbanhete Arts and Culture Village, where collaboration, culture, and creativity come aliveIn this episode of Do It Together Design, we explore the powerful lessons that architects and designers are learning directly from local communities and global experts alike.From hands-on collaboration in rural villages to working alongside design innovators from around the world, this conversation reveals how listening, empathy,

HEBE - The Fountain Of Dark WatersStrideforth attempts to stay young forever.Written by James Carney, performed by him, Joey Timmins and Brice Stratford. Monologue written by Brodrick Jones and performed by Maggie Turner. Guest musician: Orlando James. Produced by James Carney and Andy Goddard.Original release: 8 September 2017

Grab your coffee and get comfy — we’re chatting all about making your home feel warm and inviting for autumn! From fall colors and throw blankets to cozy scents and little touches that bring the season inside, we’re sharing our favorite ways to create that “ahh, it’s fall” feeling. Plus, a few laughs, kid interruptions, and real-life tips for keeping it simple (even with pets and small spaces).

Once switched off during busy periods, Lloyds Banking Group’s chatbot now handles more than 15 million conversations a year. Learn what it really takes to build AI solutions that customers trust with their money.We sit down with Cainan Wright, Senior Product Owner, and John Young, AI Lead - Chatbots and Generative AI, from Lloyds Banking Group, to explore their remarkable nine-year journey in building one of the UK's most successful banking chatbots. From handling 3 million conversations in 2021 to

In this conversation, I talk with Samuel Gregory about the current state and future of Webflow, focusing especially on its AI tools and the community's response. We explore the challenges Webflow faces in integrating AI effectively, the importance of understanding user needs, and how AI might reshape job roles in design and development. We also discuss the evolving landscape of web tools, the significance of user experience, and why clearer communication from Webflow is crucial. Samuel shares

In the latest episode of the A is for Architecture Podcast Amsterdam-based architect Hans van der Heijden discuss themes of his design work and writing. Founder of Hans van der Heijden Architects, a practice which track context through deep research realised in, as I see it, a sort-of fitting architecture.Hans and I connected over a mutual interest in the pursuit of the/ a common city. Our conversation centres on Hans’ book, The Residential Palazzo (Het woonpalazzo) in Design Research, Education and

In this 12th installment of the ORCA Series, Jake Z is back to wrap up the Prioritization Round with Attribute Prioritization. In this episode we discuss content clashes, marketing demands, and how to align across teams when everyone wants their data front and center. LINKS:Check out Jake's previous appearances on the UX Level Up Podcast:079 - ORCA Series #11 - CTA Prioritization077 - ORCA Series #10 - Relationship Prioritization038 - OOUX at Hello Fresh with Jake ZukowskiJoin the waitlist for

This episode is a little different. We are addressing the situation in the Swiss watch industry with a focus on an explanation of the tariffs imposed this year. The implications for global trade are quite huge with few countries affected as greatly as Switzerland. Despite a population of approximately 9 million, Switzerland is one of the most important investors into the US economy; from pharmaceuticals to chocolate production and financial services. Yet huge tariffs were directed at Switzerland

In this snack-sized episode of Home: The Second Story, we dive into the rising trend of multi-generational homes. This isn't just a design fad—it's something we're all actively seeing across our regions, and it’s becoming a more common conversation with clients. Whether it’s called in-law suites, accessory dwelling units (ADUs), or just bigger guest rooms, the central issue is the same: how can homes support the needs of multiple generations under one roof?We talk about how the reasons for pursuing

In this episode of The Well Lived Podcast, Sydni engages in a deep conversation with Erica Zito, the operations manager at Stafford House Studio, about the intricacies of interior design, client relationships, and the challenges of balancing work and family life. They explore common misconceptions in renovation, the importance of budgeting, and the emotional impact of home design. Erica shares her insights on project timelines, the role of interior designers, and the significance of trust in

This week we're covering the latest news in construction, including:Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands adding a fourth tower = https://www.instagram.com/p/DPjR0O_DMjj/?img_index=1London’s 130 Fenchurch Street skyscraper = https://www.instagram.com/p/DPcRBL1DWH_/?img_index=1We end the show with emails from Carl Trezza and Jason Murray.Get in touch! Podcast@TheB1M.comwww.TheB1M.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a textIn this conversation, you’ll hear from Amanda Breeze, a cannabis writer based out of Toronto, Canada, who documents international cannabis culture and explores new smells. This year she launched Tripper Magazine, an adventure travel guide to the world’s cannabis friendly destinations. In this conversation, you’ll learn about the process of making a magazine from the seedling of an idea, through to distribution all around town. Amanda shares so much invaluable info for new magazine

Episode 3 we dive into the life behind Landscape Architecture with Brandon Roos. Similar to my story, Brandon knew he wanted to be a Landscape Architect early on. Growing up he preferred outside, drew on graph paper, loved his grandma's greenhouse, and had an awareness for the spaces people inhabit. He continued to work through different experiences that allowed him to become not only a Landscape Architect, but project manager, and now partner of a firm. His definition of Landscape Architectu...

Hey fellow designers, welcome back to another episode of Resourceful Designer! I’m Mark Des Cotes, and today I’m diving into a topic that every design business thrives on: word of mouth referrals. Recently, I had a reminder of just how powerful this can be, a client from 25 years ago, whose logo I designed back in my print shop days, still refers people to me! That got me thinking about how important, yet overlooked, word of mouth marketing really is. In this episode, I break down the five T’s of