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Show Notes Episode 511: Something Wiccan This Way ComesPart 3 of Spooktacular 2025 This week Host Dave Bledsoe was arrested at the Lizard Lounge in Bohemia for getting hammered, stripping off all his clothes and proclaiming he was performing Witchy Woman by the Eagles “skyclad”. (Again) On the show this week we look at the state of modern witchcraft when we talk about the Wiccans. Along the way we learn that Dave DID try not be a godless heathen. (Just not very hard.) Then we dive right into

Today, we chat to Raphaël Granito, the man behind Formex — a brand which offers tremendous bang-for-buck, thanks to its relationships with Swiss case and dial companies. Watch, in real-time, as Andy and Felix become converted into fans of these sporty, stylish watches. Before that, we discuss the new RD5 and ask the big question: Is AP still cool? The New AP RD#5 (2:00) Main interview (12:20) Formex Watches Formex on Instagram Slow Horses Season 5 (57:30) Show Notes:

Let’s travel to Zurich to meet Maria Conen and Raoul Sigl, working together since 2011 under the name Conen Sigl Architekten. Their practice is rooted in curiosity, precision, and a constant questioning of how architecture belongs - to its place, to its people, and to its stories.“How is this building grounded in the neighbourhood?” they ask. Every project begins with observation - reading the place carefully, understanding “what do I look at in this project?” and leaving space for multiple answers

In this episode of the A is for Architecture Podcast the journalist, writer and Deputy Editor at Inside Housing, Peter Apps discusses his very recent book, Homesick: How Housing Broke London and How to Fix It, published by One World Publications in September this year.Peter became something of a big noise when he won the Orwell Prize for Political Writing in 2023 for his book, Show Me the Bodies: How We Let Grenfell Happen, also published with Oneworld. In that, Peter’s account exposed the systemic

Cate St Hill has been an interior writer for over a decade. We discuss her recently published book on Japandi, the psychology of interiors, and our common ADHD tendencies_Follow Cate on:Instagram @catesthillcatesthill.comBuy Cate's book "The Japandi Home: Nordic Minimalism Meets Japanese Zen"_Behind the scenes and recipes on my SubstackFollow me on @thevenetianpantryShop my homeware range on thevenetianpantry.com_This episode is generously sponsored by Avantcha.If you’ve been listening for a while,

We visit Austria’s St Wolfgang station. In addition to being the starting point for the vertiginous Schafberg cog railway, it has also received accolades from the highest levels of the architectural community.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Home: The Second Story, we talk with Scott and Cindy from Charleston, South Carolina, about their recent home addition and renovation experience. The project began just before the pandemic in January 2020 and wrapped up in August of that year. Originally a modest 1,000 square foot, three-bedroom, one-bath home, the renovation doubled the space to over 2,000 square feet with three bedrooms and two baths.Cindy moved into Scott’s long-time home, and with both working remotely, space

In this episode, I chat with Maria Karavá, a front-end developer and animator, about the balance between creativity and development work. We talk about the challenges of design, the importance of creative freedom, and how community and hobbies help maintain a healthy balance.We also dive into language learning, cultural nuances in communication, and how these shape our work as creatives. Maria shares her thoughts on people-pleasing in design, her passion for animation, and the evolving landscape of

Nicole shares simple, impactful design tips to help you refresh your home without a full renovation. From carpet runners and lighting to choosing personal art, she answers real listener questions and offers practical advice you can actually use to make your space feel beautiful, functional, and deeply personal.For more The Well Lived Podcast, follow along at:@thewelllivedpodcast on Instagramwww.thewelllivedpodcast.comTo learn more about our interior design firm, Stafford House Studio, follow along

Watch this week as we continue our series “Unwell”. Pastor Mike walks us through responses from the story of Jacob and Essau on broken trust. Pastor Mike encourages us how to respond when trust has been broken by someone in our life and reminds us we can trust in Christ. Listen here

Enjoy episode 19?!?!?! What episode is this really? Who are we? What are we doing?Why are we here?In this episode, we talk about the love and admiration for Ireland, the people, the culture, and so on. We also discuss our anticipation for the first day of our class with Glenn Lucas. We had already run into a classmate, and we look forward to meeting and hopefully talking with more as the week’s activities continue. Stay tuned for more poorly recorded yet amazingly passionate episodes of A IRISH

Just in time for Halloween comes a spooky story of speculation and specters in the world of real estate. Joshua Comaroff, a professor at National University of Singapore, is the author of Spectropolis: The Enchantment of Capital in Singapore. He tells Unfrozen that, despite being one of the most assertively modern nations in the world, mysticism and geomancy are very much part of the design and construction process in the island nation-state. Woe be to the development (and its occupants) that does

Send us a textJulian Brown is an independent motion designer and augmented-reality artist. In this conversation, you'll hear how Julian and his wife, Amy Shackleton, work together to merge the worlds of fine art and digital media to create interactive installations. You'll also hear how the design space and the fine art space differ in terms of how and when creatives are compensated for their work.You'll hear Julian’s thoughts on AI and all the ways in which it is both deeply

Starting off with the first ever episode of the podcast! Who am I? Why am I here and starting a podcast now? What is my job? And how do I define architecture? I answer these questions and more all while explaining the inspiration behind this podcast, the passion I have for design, my personal journey that has led me to where I am today, and my hopes for this podcast. Let's see where this goes starting with Episode 1!

Hey there, my friends! Welcome back to another episode of Resourceful Designer. Today I want to share something that could really transform the way you approach client relationships and projects. Did you know there are four simple yet powerful questions you can ask your clients that could completely change the course of your design work? I’ll be diving into exactly what those questions are, how I use them in my own business, sometimes even uncovering that what a client asks for isn’t really what

Part 2 with guest: Laura Freedman, Co-owner of restaurants El Raval and Siti. Music: Giulia Millanta.

In this episode, we dive into the art and science of context engineering with Martin Cross, President of Connect, a company that empowers enterprises to transform through the use of AI and automation.Martin shares how most businesses still approach AI with a technology-first mindset, deploying solutions before clearly defining the customer problem they’re solving. He explains why successful AI experiences begin with understanding the user journey, designing the right interaction, and then selecting

In this 50th episode of Groundbreakin, we sit down with Susan, a designer, artist, and brand thinker who has quietly shaped some of Asia’s most influential brands. From being an “accidental designer” at Flipkart to redefining brand identity for Gojek, Cult.fit, and now leading brand design at Jio, Susan’s story is one of curiosity, courage, and creative evolution. We dive into: - How an engineer-turned-photographer found her voice in brand design - The behind-the-scenes of Gojek’s massive r...

How can design fuel healing and transform lives before a single brick is laid? Host AJ Paron explores a groundbreaking wellbeing initiative aimed at curing congestive heart failure. This unique collaboration brings together a design firm, a healthcare system, and an organization devoted to happiness. Joined by Nancy O’Brien of Experience Happiness and Deanna Hokanson, who worked with Hennepin Healthcare, AJ gets to the bottom of a revolutionary use of experience-based co-design. Together, they