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 ...

ON THIS EPISODE: We're talking about our visit to XS Nightclub which was designed by Roger Thomas (Executive VP of design for Wynn Design & Development) and has been going strong since 2008. Plus we got scoop of the future or non-future of XS. Trager's XS Tweet -> HERE XS site -> HERE 🎉 JOIN US OUR NEXT EPIC EVENT! ZorkFest 2025 🎉 December 2025 - Las Vegas ✅ Learn More About Using Points ✅ Redeem Points For Amazing Vacations and Flights ✅ Learn and Understand M...

In episode 126 of Game Design Unboxed, we chat with John D. Clair about his journey from gamifying mazes to becoming a full-time tabletop designer. He shares how setting clear goals, focusing only on games he is excited about, and reworking mechanics from games that inspire him shaped his design approach.John shares how he reimagines mechanics from games he loves, making luck-based designs more dynamic by eliminating “nothing” turns, working with publishers—specifically creative control—rulebook

Join us on the latests Whisper in the Wings from Stage Whisper, we welcomed on the actor Tyler Hardwick to talk about his latest production, Tartuffe. This brilliant new interpretation of the classic Moliere work, was not only amazing to get to see, but was equally wonderful to chat about. So be sure that you hit play and get your tickets while you still can!TartuffeNow- November 23rd@ House of the RedeemerTickets and more information are available at tartuffenyc.com And be sure to follow Tyler to

Send us a text A teenage band with no instruments, a DIY studio built on curiosity, and a philosophy show that grew for six years without chasing ad money—Joel Bouchard’s story is a masterclass in building something meaningful and letting it compound. We sit down with Joel, a doctoral student in psychology, multi-instrumentalist producer, author, painter, veteran, and host of From Nowhere To Nothing, to unpack why so many podcasts fade and how to design one that lasts. We trace Joel’s path f...

Ted sits down with Raymond Blyd, CEO of Sabaio and Legalcomplex, to discuss how AI is transforming legal tech, valuations, and the future of legal services. From the rise of one-person billion dollar law firms to the challenges of AI hallucinations in legal work, Raymond shares his expertise in innovation, investment dynamics, and technology design. With insights on capital flows, market trends, and the enduring role of lawyers, this conversation helps law professionals navigate an AI-driven future

LEILA IS A PALESTINIAN TATREEZ ARTIST AND RECENT GRADUATE OF INTERIOR DESIGN BASED IN CANADA (@leilas.gallery). We learn her family’s story of displacement and how growing up in both Arab and Western diasporas shaped her understanding of Palestinian identity. Life in Canada, she explains, made her more intentional about learning, expressing, and sharing her Palestinian heritage. Her journey with tatreez began at a Toronto Palestinian Film Festival workshop and deepened when her grandmother—he...

Join us this week as we talk to producer HEXED about the creative process, sound design sorcery, and what it really takes to stand out in the ever-evolving world of electronic music.

Can you imagine finding out online that your grandfather wanted you to live in his iconic house after he was gone? That’s what happened to Frances Martin, the granddaughter of legendary New Zealand ceramicists Bruce and Estelle Martin. Tim and Kev take a trip to Napier to visit the Martin House and chat with Frances about living in her 1960s John Scott home in Hawke’s Bay. This is a great New Zealand film about John Scott’s work that features the Martin House (which Kevin

Ever wondered what goes through a designer's mind when a client asks for a bedroom that feels like "a warm vagina"? Yes, you read that correctly...... In this delightfully candid conversation, this week we chat with Lauren Li to explore her creative journey and unique approach to creating spaces where people truly feel themselves. Lauren takes us back to her formative years, sharing how a bold phone call to RMIT after an initial rejection changed the trajectory of her career. With disa...

In this Season One bonus episode, Gertie and Andrea chat all about Charm's annual Halloween Extravaganza. It's our first video episode, so check out the video here! Links & Images Charm Patterns mentioned include:The I Married a Witch Veronica Lake dressThe Lorelei GownThe Dolly Bell BottomsThe Vampira GownThe Morticia Gown (using scuba knit)The Spiderweb Apron that went viralThe Leather Bat CollarThe epic Marilyn Monroe showgirl lookSee more of Charm's past Halloween content hereI M...

Shout Out SeasonA slow week in previews means a big week in CHAT on the back nine this week. Reesy, Kingy and Sim Woo are in full yarn spin mode. Strap in and wrap your ears around us. All Things PLP - https://www.preferredliesgolf.com Email us at info@preferredliesgolf.com Buildwright - https://www.buildwright.com.au/ - Call Jack Today! Saxx Design - Get around them for all your graphic design needs - https://saxx.design/ GUMMIES and MORE!- https://krushorganics.com/ - Use code PLP for 40%

On this episode of House Warming, host Kim Buckley sits down with interior designers and podcasters Kate O’Driscoll and Jenny Sheahan. Kate and Jenny were both competitors on RTE’s Home of the Year, but they went from competitors to collaborators and now co-host the interiors podcast Rip It Up.Kim gets the full story of how they both ended up working in interior design, despite starting out on very different career paths. They give us an insight into their award-winning homes, and what they’ve

What if those "useless" 15-minute pockets between school drop-off and pickup could actually transform your entire business and life? Most busy moms dismiss these fragments of time as too short to matter. But here's the truth: 15 minutes a day equals 91 hours per year—enough to write a book, launch a course, or build the business you've been putting off.What You'll Learn How to turn 15 daily minutes into 91+ hours annually using simple math that will shift your entire perspective on "wasted"

In this wide-ranging chat with Peter Tennent, CCO and director of Factorydesign, he discusses everything from his days at Central St Martin’s, to industry trends, seat design, and airline requirements. He also shares some stories from notable design projects including Etihad, Concorde and… Gordon Ramsay’s undercarriage. Interview conducted by Matthew Nicholls, vice president of marketing at Perrone.

In this episode of Building Science Digest, we chat with Dennis Wilson, VP, ESG & Managing Director, Circular Economy Solutions North America at Saint-Gobain North America, to unpack one of the most important shifts in sustainable construction: the move from a linear economy to a circular economy.Dennis explains what the circular economy really means, how it reduces waste, recirculates materials, and helps regenerate nature. This episode explores how Saint-Gobain is leading the charge through

This, after a few weeks of colds, flus, and food poisoning, host Megan Cole revisits a favourite episode with Jazmin Welch. Jaz Welch is the founder and book designer of fleck creative studio. In her conversation with host Megan Cole, Jaz talks about how she got into book design, what she thinks about the trends in book covers, and answers the age-old question, "should we judge a book by its cover?" Visit BC and Yukon Book Prizes: http://www.bcyukonbookprizes.com/ About fleck creative studio:

In today's episode, we explore what it's like to: have a variety of interests and skills, take a mindful approach to social media (in a way that's more conducive to real-world connections), and remember that you can't be everything to everyone. Brittany Fan is a graduate of the University of Virginia and a visual artist based in Charlottesville, Virginia. Having a love of all things creative, her practices include painting, photography, illustration, ceramics, floral design, and last but cert...

For the latest Whisper in the Wings from Stage Whisper, we had the honor of speaking with the incredible playwright, Preston Max Allen, about his critically acclaimed show, Caroline. This Stage Whisper Creator’s Pick was so amazing to chat about, and the amazing insight and perspective that Preston added only made this conversation better. So make sure you tune in , and get your tickets while you can!CarolineNow- November 16th @ MCC TheaterTickets and more information are available at mcctheater.org

I want to dedicate this episode to one of the most painful things we experience as florists, comparison. That gross, icky feeling that creeps in when you open Instagram “just to post something” and suddenly find yourself spiralling down a rabbit hole of envy, doubt and mental gymnastics over who booked what and why it wasn’t you. In this chat, I’m breaking down what’s actually happening when comparison hits and how to shift it from something that drains you to something that drives you