Debrae Little interviews Anji Beatty from Polywood Furniture about sustainable outdoor furniture. Polywood uses recycled materials like HDPE to create durable, UV-resistant products that can withstand extreme temperatures. They offer over 100,000 SKUs, including classic Adirondack chairs, deep seating, and luxury collections. Products are tested for durability, fading resistance, and thermal expansion. Polywood's lead time is 2-4 weeks, and they provide samples and CAD drawings for

In this episode of The Business of Antiques, Toma Clark Haines, CEO of The Antiques Diva & Co welcomes Mark Lukas, Owner of Maison Palm Beach, to talk about the dynamics of the antique world and the need for dealers to adapt to evolving consumer preferences.Mark shares his journey from the fashion industry to the establishment of his gallery, Maison Palm Beach and the transformative question he posed to himself during his relocation to Florida: "As a creative, who am I now?". This question led

In this first episode of Friends of Sublime, I sit with Anna Gornicka — a photographer, creative director, and designer whose work lives between movement and stillness.We explore her creative path — from her first role at SLOW in Bali to her ongoing direction for Further Hotel Bali and The Medium Gallery — where design becomes an act of consciousness and storytelling through space, texture, and rhythm.The conversation moves through friendship, intuition, and the quiet courage behind creative

Special episode by No Ordinary Cloth x Fashion DistrictIn this episode, Mili speaks with Sol Escobar, founder of Give Your Best, and Anoli Mehta, founder of Circular Threads, two inspiring women tackling fashion’s social and environmental challenges from different angles. Sol’s award-winning social enterprise helps bridge the gap between clothing waste and clothing poverty by allowing people in need—such as refugees and survivors of domestic violence—to shop donated fashion online for free,

In this episode of Type Speaks, host Rae sits down with designer and independent creative Will Dove to explore the realities, risks, and rewards of building a self-directed design practice. From juggling the intensity of Auburn’s swim team with the rigors of design school to eventually walking away from agency life to go fully freelance, Will shares how constraint, burnout, and curiosity all shaped his path toward independence. He and Rae unpack the evolving culture of freelance work, the

In the early 21st century, Olafur Eliasson helped define a new era of public art with works that took on nature for scale. Tim Abrahams asked him what he makes of his metier as a public artist in a new era when who the public might be is less clear and the idea of nature is unstable.

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Reducing carbon emissions has long been a global priority. Ross Harding, principal of Finding Infinity – a creative and technical environmental consultancy firm driving the transition to self-sufficient cities – is focused on turning ambition into action.Finding Infinity is best known for initiating “A New Normal”, a $100 billion creative strategy aimed at transforming Melbourne into a model of urban self-sufficiency through architectural collaboration. The initiative has since expanded

Enjoy episode 21. IRELAND!!! Day two recap from our class with Glenn Lucas. We were joined by the lovely Peter Johnston!In this episode, we talk about the love and admiration for Ireland, the people, the culture, and so on. We were also joined by one of our classmates, Peter Johnston from Wellington New Zealand. He shares with us his woodturning journey. Enjoy the episode and let us know how you enjoy it.Podcast notes, links, or references:Please email us at: AWoodturnersJourney@gmail.comFollow us

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This week on Almost Home, Darren Palmer sits down with his friend and one of Australia’s most loved journalists, Allison Langdon (A Current Affair, 60 Minutes, Today). They share stories from their country-town upbringings to lives that have taken them far beyond their comfort zones, and how those roots continue to shape who they are today.Ally opens up about family life and her love of entertaining at home, the renovation that was underway during her life-changing injury, and the dinner with

In this week's episode, LaChaun speaks with Aliana Grace Bailey, an interdisciplinary fiber artist, designer, and care worker whose practice combines art, healing, and social impact. Through her ongoing project Soft Gather, Aliana crafts immersive healing environments that invite Black women and gender-expansive communities to rest, reflect, and connect through the language of color and fiber.

From menopause to regenerative medicine, this episode of The Senior Scoop explores how women can thrive at every stage of aging. Host Deborah Samuel and co-host Kelsey Samuel sit down with Dr. Duncan Turner, one of Santa Barbara’s leading OB/GYNs, to discuss how hormonal balance, pelvic health, and lifestyle choices shape long-term well-being.🌿 Whether you’re navigating menopause, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about how women’s health evolves over time, this episode offers

When I first fell in love with floristry, I was obsessed, completely consumed by it. I wanted to learn everything, do everything, say yes to every opportunity. I thought being busy meant I was successful. But somewhere along the way, I built a business that was running me instead of the other way around. In this episode, I share how saying yes to everything led to exhaustion, anxiety, and, ironically, less profit. I talk about the moment I realised that more weddings don’t equal more growth

Cue the drumroll! Introducing The Lovin Amman Show podcast brought to you by Augustus Media! Going live every day, we'll jump into the biggest stories of the week; whether you're an avid local news follower or a lover of uplifting community stories, The Lovin Amman Show has something for everyone. Please hit that subscribe button to stay up to date with your new weekly listen. Visit Lovin.co for more community stories

Hello and welcome back to "Interior Design for Beginners." In today's episode, we take a gentle turn away from the straight and narrow to explore one of the most captivating, yet often overlooked, elements in interior design — curvilinear design. Curves, arcs, and rounded forms can transform an ordinary space into a soothing sanctuary, diffusing the rigidness that straight lines often impose. So, let’s delve into the magic of curvilinear design and how incorporating these softer shapes can

Poems on hotel letterhead, resplendent with stamps – crafted in mountains, on tracks and seas, while finding ways to be […]

From a real-life movie moment — the Louvre robbery that shocked everyone — to President Erdogan’s visit to Kuwait and the gift that got everyone talking, all the way to the Kuwaiti designer who stole the spotlight in Riyadh — this episode has it all

In today’s episode, we’re kicking off the week with some exciting news for Bahrain’s sustainable future! We dive into the upcoming solar power plant set to transform the Kingdom’s energy landscape, helping Bahrain move closer to its carbon neutrality goal by 2060. Plus, we’ve got the top 5 picnic spots in Bahrain to enjoy the great outdoors and recharge this month. Tune in for some positive vibes, good energy, and inspiration to start your week the right way!

Anna Stolyarova, Founder of Stichting Street Art Museum Amsterdam (SAMA).we explore how street art and storytelling can amplify the voices of communities often unheard in urban spaces. We discuss how co-creating murals fosters inclusion and belonging, the challenges artists and communities face when using art for social change, and the powerful role of storytelling in strengthening community identity. We also look at how youth workers, educators, and local organizations can support inclusive,