Welcome back, AdYakers, to Episode 2 of Season 6!Today’s guest is more than an artist—he’s a living manifesto for perseverance and creative transformation. Theron Cook is an award-winning muralist and brand strategist with over 17 years of experience bringing art into public spaces, businesses, and community spirit. He founded Don’t Quit Omniversity and the TCA Don’t Quit Foundation, driven by a mission to serve, inspire, educate, and empower both creative students and business owners.His work isn’t

What if you could build a working prototype just by describing it?That’s the idea behind vibe coding a new way of designing where intent replaces execution, and AI handles the details.In this episode, we explore:what vibe coding actually is and how it workshow it’s transforming the UX process and team collaborationwhich new skills designers need to stay aheadand the real risks behind the hype — from creative sameness to fragile AI codeYou’ll hear insights, real examples, and a look at how designers,

Send us a text a lighthearted moment with Vipul Nagji of Inform Buyers, as he busts the myths of real estate that can hold back a great buy Support the show

Send us a text For fun - our song for new mum Emma, Ben & Bailey, launched in our debut episode 'Behind The Block - Meet Aaron Hill, agent for Emma and Ben' (C) Wendy Clare, MeetTheAgentPodcast Support the show

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Capistrano Homes: Your Custom Home Builder GuideBuilding a custom home is more than just a project—it’s the realization of your vision and lifestyle. Capistrano Homes understands that every detail matters, from the layout of your living spaces to the craftsmanship behind every finish. With a commitment to quality, innovation, and personalized service, they transform ideas into homes that inspire comfort and pride. Their team in Prescott, AZ, takes great care to ensure every homeowner experiences a

SIPS, or structural insulated panels are a fast and efficient way to achieve very high thermal performance. In today's episode, we continue exploring prefabricated panel solutions. We investigate the design of a passive house built from SIPS on a very challenging site in the oceanic temperate climate of Wellington, in New Zealand. Architect Murray Robertson, the director of Robertson Architects, shares the inside story of his Bell House project. Today we'll explore the process, benefits and costs of

Drake Ramberg returns to The Designasty, this time to give his full story arc from drawing caricatures of his hometown heroes as a kid to designing kits for some of the most iconic soccer teams around the world. Along with host Ken Black, Drake takes us through his 33-year career at Nike which includes setting up the Nike Design Studio in Europe and designing kits for teams like Arsenal, Borussia Dortmund, PSG, and even the Olympic-gold-winning Nigerian national team. Follow Drake’s story from

Chris Knierim, CEO of Building Designers Association of Australia (BDAA), talks with Glenn Murdoch (Theca Architecture) about issues and emerging changes for designers, and the construction industry, in Australia. Are there lessons for Aotearoa New Zealand?

When a cake goes viral, what happens to the creator behind it? Black Star Pastry became a global icon, thanks to its famous watermelon creation – the world's most instagrammable cake. But for founder Christopher Thé, the fame was both a dream and a trap.Kylie and Miranda unravel how a simple slice of Sydney turned into a worldwide obsession, and along the way get side-tracked (of course) by cake memories, the Woman's Weekly cookbook, Kylie accidentally making her dad a very inappropriate cake, top

In this episode, Cherise is joined by Jeffrey Huber, FAIA, ASLA – Principal at Brooks + Scarpa with offices in California and Florida. As a matter of fact, Angie Brooks and Larry Scarpa were previous guests on Detailed. They discuss the DC Alexander Park in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.You can see the project here as you listen along.DC Alexander Park reimagines what a resilient, community-centered beachfront landscape can be. Once a flat expanse of asphalt parking lot along Fort Lauderdale Beach, the

Summary Designer, author, and co-founder of Dribbble, Dan Cederholm joins Podcast Awesome to chat with Matt Johnson and Jory Raphael about finding joy in creativity later in life, making fonts just for fun, and the art of embracing imperfection. From typefaces and merch to dice games and design detours, Dan shares how side projects, constraints, and a healthy dose of curiosity keep the creative spark alive. This two-part conversation is full of laughter, nostalgia, and lessons about learning ...

This episode features artist Emrhan Tjapanangka Sultan in conversation with DDB Group Melbourne’s CCO Psembi Kinstan, discussing the creative process behind leveraging Apple's AI-powered Genmoji, to create an Aboriginal flag emoji. This episode explores how even the most iconic symbols require careful, considered collaboration and how creative work can become a powerful tool for digital visibility and cultural sovereignty.

Artist Tyrown Waigana joins architect and creative director Mond Qu to discuss their collaborative work on a set of installations for Australia Post, which were inspired by place and Country. For Mond and the UnitedMake team, respect and cultural fit were foundational to the project. Tyrown speaks about the importance of working from his own cultural knowledge and evolving sense of identity. Both guests emphasise the role of deep listening and ongoing learning, especially for clients and

In this episode, artist Ryhia Dank and Harper Collins creative director Mark Campbell discuss the collaborative process behind Learning Country, a children’s book written and illustrated by Ryhia. The project was a national journey showcasing vivid illustrations paired with traditional place names. Together, they navigated the complexities of designing on and off Country, working with community, seeking permissions, and honouring cultural protocols.

Artist ENOKi and Missy Saleeba from BKK Architects reflect on the creation of a large-scale installation commissioned by RMIT’s Super Labs. The 38-metre-long installation spans the lab’s glazed façade, with vibrant, abstracted symbols and patterns that speak to the long history of First Nations science, knowledge, and innovation. They share how the project included not only artistic collaboration but also cultural negotiation with Traditional Owners.

Show homes look effortless—until you see the moving parts. In this episode, Jodi sits down with designers Haylee Meador and Ashtyn Chance to unpack the real story behind our award-winning English Tudor with Alair Homes DSM. We cover the early vision and mid-project pivot, why cabinetry starts with appliance depth, and how custom trim profiles, real woodwork, and an ambient-first lighting strategy shaped the home’s feel day and night. We talk red oak floors (without the red cast), invisible sp...

In this special roundtable episode, five leading First Nations creatives - Emrhan Tjapanangka Sultan, Tyrown Waigana, Ryhia Dank, Janelle Burger, and ENOKi - come together to reflect on current trends, shared challenges, and hopes for the future of First Nations creative practice. Each artist shares how they bring their own stories and knowledge systems into their work while also navigating the expectations placed on them by clients and the broader industry. The episode weaves together diverse

If you’ve ever felt unsure of yourself, constantly second-guessed your decisions, or searched outside for answers you already held within, this episode is for you.In this episode I share a heartfelt reflection on what it means to rebuild self-trust and reconnect with your own inner wisdom. Through personal stories and gentle guidance, I explore why we lose trust with ourselves and how we can begin to return home to that quiet knowing inside us."There is no map for this journey, you are the