Text me and tell me what you think of this ep. Six Years In: Business, Family Seasons, and Using AI as a Support Tool (with Aiden) Host Rhiannon Lee introduces a 2024 catch-up conversation with her husband, Aidan, reflecting on how their family and her business have evolved into its sixth year, including the pressures of supporting other designers through her framework. She shares a new small-group live business-planning series for six women starting late October, focused on quarterly strat...

Send us Fan Mail What happens when an architect believes that a wealthy client’s “money is no object” assurance on a commission for a dream lakeside resort, results in chaos? In this episode we discover how unchecked hourly billing, endless design changes, and unspoken budgets can turn a glamorous project into a million-dollar, protracted legal ordeal. Connect with Pro-Demnity: Leave a Review Follow us on LinkedInAccess our Risk Education LibrarySpeak with a Risk Services ...

Junior product designers know what it is like. To get a job you need experience; and to get experience, you need a job. How do you break free of this annoying circle? The internet is full of generic suggestions that do not really get you anywhere. Luckily, there's a better way.In this episode of The Design Table Podcast, Tyler and Nick tackle the experience-job circle mentioned above. They skip the tired advice of redesigning a famous website and focus on what gets you real clients, real

When it comes to product categories, sometimes two is better than one. Just ask my guest Amy Frazer of Keller Design Co. She is something of a renaissance woman: While embroidery seems her primary passion, as evidenced by the release of her gorgeous Birth Flower Embroidery book published by Quarto Group last year, stationery is not far behind! These days, Amy smartly transfers any design onto several categories of SKUs. In the grips of this analog moment we find ourselves in, Amy has an inherent

Lance Winters has one of the stranger paths to becoming a master distiller: nuclear engineering, the Navy, brewing, and eventually showing up at St. George Spirits with a bottle of homemade whiskey.Three decades later, Lance has helped shape St. George into one of America’s most influential craft distilleries. In this episode, Lance and Eli discuss St. George’s early days as one of the first American craft distilleries; what it means to create something new in established spirits categories; and

What separates useful design research from simply asking people what they want? In this episode of Designing in the Wild, Rob sits down with longtime friend and colleague Jill Bohaboy, owner of Trek Solutions, to explore the craft of consumer and design research, and how better observation, better questions, and a willingness to explore can uncover needs people may not be able to articulate themselves. Jill brings years of experience conducting research across an enormous range of industries ...

Matthew Boone joins Dan Ryan to break down what it actually takes to turn a hospitality project from blueprint to guest ready. They dig into the tension between design vision and hard budget numbers, why cost estimating works so differently around the world, and the on the job lessons that shaped how he leads projects today.Matthew Boone is head of hospitality at Rider Levett Bucknall  (RLB), bringing 20+ years of architecture, construction and project management experience to some of the

Erika Barbieri is the co-founder and creative director of OlssønBarbieri, a design studio in Oslo. The studio's ethos is built almost entirely around one idea: that packaging can be a portal into much bigger conversations about food. She and her partner Henrik met in design school in Florence, moved to Oslo in 2005, and spent years finding their footing before officially committing to the studio in 2012. In this episode, Erika talks about how for her, good packaging design lives at the inters...

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Jo Overend is in da house (ship?) But first, Illustration Business Club is finally OPEN! It's been over a year since we last flung the doors open and we'd love to have you sailing with us! https://www.thegoodshipillustration.com/business Jo is an author-illustrator, an OG Good Shipper, and the author and illustrator of Megaduck (her debut picture book with Walker Books) 🐥 When Jo started out, she hadn't drawn for 21 years. She posted her drawings anyway, eeeeven the ones she didn't like, and

S8 E20: This week’s guest is Alexis Villanueva – longtime affordable housing advocate, President & CEO of City Heights Community Development Corporation- a California public benefit nonprofit corporation, and recent TEDx San Diego speaker alongside XYZ’s host, Lisa Gralnek. In this parallel release episode, Alexis shares her perspective on the ‘Future of Community Development’ from best practices and capital considerations, to policy linkages, youth engagement tactics, and much more. As

Nuestra identidad comienza a construirse mucho antes de que podamos decidir conscientemente sobre ella. La familia, el entorno, la sociedad, las experiencias y las creencias que recibimos van dejando huellas en nuestra manera de pensar, relacionarnos y entender quiénes somos.Pero llega un momento en el que podemos detenernos y preguntarnos: ¿qué de todo aquello que he venido cargando quiero seguir llevando conmigo?En este episodio de Espacio Diseño conversamos con Adib Bachá sobre identidad,

If you struggle to make changes in your life and hate trying to create new positive habits, this episode is for you!ADHD Neuroscientist Anne-Laure LeCunff has a totally different approach that is fun and friendly to creative neurodivergent brains! We also talk about why following your curiosity is so key to charting your path. This is life changing stuff! Tune in! SHOW NOTES:Anne-Laure LeCunffhttps://anne-laure.net Tiny Experiments Bookhttps://nesslabs.com/retailers Producer / Editor: Sophie

WE GOT MOUTHWASH STUDIO IN THE HOUSE! We are thrilled to welcome Strategy Director & Partner Alex Tan and Creative Director & Partner Abraham Campillo to the program! Mouthwash is a design studio centered on new ideas and defining experiences, partnering with this generation’s leading brands and innovators to influence culture. Their approach challenges industry standards, adopts new technologies, and strives for a lasting positive impact. Over time, their work has naturally led them ...

Drawing upon my work as a creativity coach, here are the most common mistakes made by my clients and perhaps more than anyone else, me!Please consider subscribing, reviewing, or rating the podcast, and tell a friend to help me elevate creativity through the work! Supported by https://illustrationx.com - the show's founding sponsor Foilco provides all your foiling nerdery and gorgeousness to the highest global and sustainable standard https://foilco.com Join the Paradiso Institute and a new wave of

Was passiert, wenn das Leben uns an einen Punkt führt, an dem die bisherigen Antworten nicht mehr tragen?In dieser Episode spreche ich mit Dr. Nina Bürklin über Sinn, Umbruch, Krisen und darüber, warum Veränderung nicht nur im Kopf stattfindet, sondern immer auch in unserem Körper, unseren Räumen und unserer inneren Ausrichtung.Es geht um die Frage, warum „Warum passiert mir das?“ uns oft in der Vergangenheit hält, während ein anderes Wort plötzlich wieder Bewegung in unser Leben bringen kann. Nina

Kathryn Robson is a Director and co-founder of Melbourne based architectural practice Robson Rak.After beginning her career in London, Kathryn moved to Melbourne and went on to establish her own practice before joining forces with her husband, Chris Rak. Together, they have created an extraordinary body of work, particularly within Melbourne’s heritage homes, balancing the past with contemporary life through thoughtful planning, natural materials and meticulous craftsmanship. As Kathryn

人生のゴールは「老人ホームで死ぬほどモテたい」？ 歌集を褒めたら著者ご本人が降臨。神様が全員関西弁で喋る町田康「口訳 古事記」が面白すぎて、読後のお伊勢参りは見え方が一変。紙で読みたい「山と溪谷」から、東カレ親会社クイズまで、電子・耳・紙、本との出会いを話しました。01:02 引退したら平日に山登り、週末に仕事？（週末は山小屋も駐車場も争奪戦）03:21 人生のゴールは「老人ホームで死ぬほどモテたい」：実は上坂あゆ美さんの歌集タイトル04:26 歌集を褒めてXにポストしたら著者ご本人が降臨06:49 数年間探し求めていた絶版本「クラウド誕生」を、ブックオフの入荷通知でついにゲット08:59 町田康「口訳 古事記」を読んだら… 神様が全員関西弁、ロックで破天荒10:00 関西弁は読むより耳で聴くべしとAudibleへ：兵庫出身の岩崎了さんが全役をひとりで演じ分け11:03 ギリシャ神話と同じく、ぶっ飛んでいる日本の神様たちの物語が面白すぎる14:49 ChatGPTの読み上げ時だけ現れる“初代Coveの声”が好き過ぎる（わざと返答を読ませる）16:32

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Omar Gandhi tells Nic Monisse how a lifelong love of baseball informs the feeling that he strives to create with his practice. Then: Alvar Aalto and Louis Kahn’s designphilosophy. Plus: Highlights from Monocle’s new issue.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.