I enter Red House through a pointed arch.Red brick surrounds me. Timber, tile, stained glass, painted furniture, embroidered cloth, and scenes from medieval romance fill the rooms beyond it. The materials have been permitted to retain their native character. Brick looks like brick. Wood shows grain. Hammered metal bears the evidence of the hand. Nothing has been bullied into resembling something more expensive.Completed in 1860, the house was designed by Philip Webb for William and Jane Morris. Yet

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Lauren Alexander is an artist, educator, and researcher whose practice operates at the intersection of design, critical inquiry, and collective work. Born in South Africa in 1983 and now based in the Netherlands, her trajectory reflects a sustained engagement with questions of power, history, and representation. Trained originally as a graphic designer, Alexander has gradually expanded her practice beyond service based design, developing a research led approach that uses storytelling, archive...

In this episode of Why Are You Making Me Watch This? George and Jayne discuss women in Hollywood, the concept of Brat summer, Chekhov’s Gun and Occam’s Razor (academic, right?), Dennis Quaid, shrimp and the bloody good time that is Coralie Fargeat’s “The Substance.” They do so over pecorino and vodka soda.Submit film and booze recommendations: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeX261Fd1EikbwfQpnibw-SQNhNPtlCxH_t9zk2a55fI-5Kzw/viewformFollow the podcast on Instagram:

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Neil SolomonAuthor of *The 1% Door* — the hidden systems costing you the life you could be living.Neil Solomon, author of *The 1% Door*. Built and scaled real businesses, lost almost all in a full collapse, and once nearly drowned in Class IV rapids in Costa Rica. While scaling his company, he left his homeland and became a Nomad CEO. Living out of a backpack for nearly 3 years and traveling to 70 countries while running 12 operating companies with nearly 300 employes. His main idea started with the

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WELCOME TO CHILLY WILLY’S IGLOO! For Episode 21, TRP613 and Urban Ninja sit down with CHILLY WILLY, the sticker artist behind one of the coolest characters in the street sticker scene — a little skateboarding penguin who has been getting around the world one slap at a time. Chilly Willy’s love for the classic penguin character goes way back. The original Chilly Willy cartoon character was created in 1953, and the artist adopted the penguin as his own artistic identity because “Chilly Wi...

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We sit down with Vernon Jordan III and Chihiro Wimbush from season 1 for a thorough conversation about the world of storytelling. We're exploring authentic storytelling, how personal work becomes political, and what it means to create for something bigger than ourselves. This conversation is open to everyone in our community.

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Hannah Roze is the founder and CEO of Plannerd, a modern wedding-planning platform designed to simplify the planning process for today's couples. Before launching Plannerd, she helped scale high-growth tech companies, including the $7.4 billion fintech company Carta. Now, she combines her background in technology and entrepreneurship to transform the wedding industry through innovation, AI, and smarter planning tools. Website: Plannerd Instagram: @itshannahroze Support the show If you would l...

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This week's Geek Dive is the first part of our look at the history of Spider-Man on screen. In the reviews we both checked out Guy Ritchie's In The Grey, and David Ayer's latest film, Heart of the Beast.Get In TouchThreads @filmfileukBlueSky @filmfileuk.bsky.socialMastodon @filmfileuk@mastodonapp.ukX @FilmFileUKInstagram FilmFileUKYoutube https://tinyurl.com/yv5skc42Email podcast@filmfile.uk

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Martha sits down with abstract painter and educator Henry Ward to discuss the raw reality of a lifetime studio practice. Henry shares insights from his 35-year journey, defining "refinement" as stripping away artistic baggage rather than chasing a slick, polished finish. Together, they explore the "Monday night genius, Tuesday morning crisis," the necessity of getting a painting into trouble, and why material compromise can actually be an artist's greatest catalyst for innovation. Henry

What happens when art stops decorating the world and starts talking back to power? From the streets of Renaissance Rome to modern-day Moscow, artists and ordinary citizens have used creativity, satire and even their own bodies to challenge authority. In this episode, we uncover the extraordinary story of Rome’s “talking statues” — ancient sculptures that became the anonymous voices of a city, covered with biting messages mocking popes, corruption and those in power. We meet Pasquino, the sharpest

Cinema Classics Number 31 - "The mediator between the head and the hands must be the heart." Few films have shaped the history of cinema quite like Metropolis. Fritz Lang's groundbreaking 1927 masterpiece didn't just help define science fiction—it redefined what film itself could be. Nearly a century later, its towering cityscapes, astonishing visual effects and timeless questions about technology, class and humanity continue to inspire filmmakers and audiences alike. In this extended two-hour