The ladies welcome back interior designer, author, and TV personality Vern Yip to discuss his new book Color Pattern Texture: The Foundations to Make Your Home Your Own as well as his recently released HBO series Home Reimagined. Vern breaks down a few designer secrets for how to use color, pattern, and texture together, why meaningful pieces and physical samples matter, and how to layer scale and tonal variation for rooms that feel personal and enduring. He also shares kid-friendly design tips,

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🎙️ Marketing Trends 2026: Local SEO, Influencers, and AI Personalization | Brand of Brothers Welcome to another episode of Brand of Brothers with Doug Berger and Johnny Diggz — where strategy meets storytelling and the business of branding gets real. In this conversation, we’re diving deep into the marketing trends shaping 2026, from hyperlocal SEO and influencer authenticity to AI-powered personalization and community-driven campaigns. 🔥 In this episode: • Why “near me” searches and

Встретились с Валерией Шатохиной, продюсером и ведущей подкастов с большим стажем! Как друзья и коллеги поговорили о самых животрепещущих темах в работе над подкастом: как собрать команду, как монетизировать выпуски, как продвигать в топы свой контент. И как быть, если у вас наступил ТВОРЧКРИЗИС! (спойлер: решение есть)Подкаст "Где твой микрофон?": https://whereisurmicro.mave.digital/Telegram подкаста: https://t.me/whereisyourmike Для связи и вопросов:

In this episode, recorded at the Guggenheim Museum (and the streets of NYC) on Robert Rauschenberg’s 100th birthday, I was thinking a lot about growth. Not the kind that makes our pants tighter, which is really easy, but artistic growth. Is creative growth something you think about? Give this a listen and let’s get into it.Artists mentioned on this podcast:Rauschenberg Guggenheim show: https://www.guggenheim.org/exhibition/collection-in-focus-robert-rauschenberg-life-cant-be-stoppedChaz Neill:

Devin speaks with Aadeel Akhtar, CEO and co-founder of Psyonic, a company designing advanced bionic limbs for both humans and robots. What started in academia has grown into a startup pushing the boundaries of human-machine synergy – including applications as ambitious as outer space. Devin and Aadeel talk about how PSYONIC’s work with EMG technology and direct nerve integration is reshaping what prosthetics can do, why Aadeel will always build for humans and robots, and – why future AI

Today’s episode of the Polymer Week Podcast features American artist Christopher Notbusch, known for his fantastical polymer-clay sculptures.His journey began at just ten years old, when his grandmother gifted him a book on modeling with polymer clay. From that early spark, Christopher built a remarkable career: he is now one of the most recognized sculptors in the field, sharing his techniques and insights through live streams that draw thousands of fans worldwide.

Halli Thorleifsson shares his extraordinary creative journey from the Icelandic music scene through design, agency leadership, and unconventional projects including a restaurant tribute to his late mother. Growing up in Iceland's small, generalist culture, Halli learned early that everyone is creative and all creativity is connected. ~ After losing his mother at 11, he found expression through music and eventually web design, building a successful agency that was acquired by Twitter. Li...

🔷 本集節目： 才華洋溢的設計師，該如何在讓創意無限發揮的同時，也能透過對於財務的管理，帶領設計公司獲利、穩健成長？ 這集來賓我們邀請到萬騰會計師事務所的莊世金會計師，同時也是《 i室設圈︱漂亮家居 》設計經營8講：財務與稅務課程專業講師，與我們聊聊他多年來以財會專業的視角觀察，財務管理是如何影響設計公司的經營，及對其案源品牌定位轉型的重要性！ 讓我們一起來聽聽莊會計師怎麼說！ ◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️ ☀ 來賓： 萬騰會計師事務所 執業會計師 莊世金 《 i室設圈︱漂亮家居 》設計經營8講財務與稅務課程專業講師，專長於帳務處理、遺產贈與及繼承登記、公司內部控制制定及規劃、稅務複查、訴願及行政訴訟、所得稅及財務報表簽證、境外公司申請設立、商務糾紛調節、稅務申報與節稅規劃等領域，著有「創業股權規劃實戰聖經:給台灣新創、投資者的募資、估值、財務問題解決指南」書。 ◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️◻️◼️ ♦〔課程篇〕

Today With Ebony Looney, Deb Mitchell, and Nicole Heymer We all know that a website is important. It’s your calling card, your portfolio, the place where clients go to make sure you’re a legitimate designer who does what you say you do. But so many designers are still going wrong with their websites. And the problem with doing it yourself is that there are so many pieces involved, layout, the design, the SEO, the copywriting, and when your website isn’t doing what it needs to do, it’s hard to

In this episode, we speak with Robyn, who shares how she transformed a budget friendly 1930s home into a bold, joyful space with the help of architects Office S&M. It's a story about colour collaboration and creating a home that radiates happiness. This podcast is sponsored by Plykea Web: https://www.plykea.com/Insta: @plykeakitchens Try the HomeNotes App; Web: homenotes.coInsta: @wearehomenotes Check out our FREE webinars here >>

In this episode, I chat with Katie of Katie Creative Co, who is a social media strategist. We dive into the nuances of using social media effectively—focusing on a people-first approach that prioritizes genuine relationships over algorithmic approval. Katie shares her tactical breakdown of growth, nurture, and connection content, the power of vulnerability and personal storytelling, and practical ways to avoid burnout. This episode is perfect for those looking to enhance their social media pr...

Our conversationalists for this episode are Alexandra Lawlor and Felicity Stewart. Alex is an Associate Principal and new Studio Leader for  Architectus Canberra office. Born and raised in Canberra, Felicity leads the Stewart Architecture Sydney studio and manages projects in Canberra, Sydney and broader NSW.  This rich conversation is full of career reflections, sharp insights and wise-cracking anecdotes. Alex and Felicity share stories and observations about Canberra, from its architectural

Our conversationalists for this episode are Sharon Mackay and Wei Hsu. Sharon is a Director at JPE Design Studio, a role she took up following extensive experience in government and policy roles, and in communicating architecture and design to broad public audiences. Wei is an architect at Phillips/Pilkington Architects, and a huge stalwart of the Adelaide Salons. A “child of the 70s”, Sharon spent her formative years building resilience in the country surrounded by nature. Drawn to landscape

Octubre es el mes de apoyo a la lucha contra el cáncer de mama y en esta ocasión tenemos a Alma Ortíz, Subdirectora General y Ana Delia Vázquez, Coordinadora de Pacientes y Comunidad en la Asociación Mexicana de Lucha contra el Cáncer, A.C. quienes nos hablan sobre el cáncer en general, factores de riesgo, tratamiento, prevención, y la labor de la asociación. Si quieres comunicarte con ellas o saber algo más al respecto, aquí te dejamos los datos. Sitio web: amlcc.org Correo: cont...

設計分享 這集的設計分享，我們要來介紹一個名詞 — 「知識的詛咒（Curse of Knowledge）」 這到底是什麼現象？ 又要如何避免、甚至打破它？ 本集主題 我們也會開啟一個新的主題系列：「工作的容器」。這個系列會分成幾集，聊聊設計師在不同工作環境中的優點與挑戰。 系列的第一集，我們會先從「獨立設計師」開始。沒錯，就是獨立接案或創立個人工作室這類的工作模式。獨立設計師，為什麼讓人嚮往？有哪些令人著迷的地方，又有哪些常被忽略的挑戰？節目裡，我也會分享一些給獨立接案者的重要小撇步。希望這集能帶給對接案有興趣的人，一些有用資訊和一點小小的幫助。 這週的設計CTA 這星期，想邀請大家一起練習—— 試著向別人介紹一件你自己很熱衷、但有一點點複雜的事情。在講述的時候，觀察看看自己能不能用簡單、易懂的方式，讓一般人也能輕鬆理解你所熱愛的小宇宙。 如果遇到比較抽象或難懂的概念，試著用一個生活化的比喻來重新說一遍。這星期，就讓我們一起練習當個能「讓人聽懂」的設計師與溝通者吧！ 邀請你身邊的設計師朋友，或對設計有興趣的人，一起來聽聽看！ 來這邊追蹤《下班聊設計》和我們一起聊

Alex Adam (3 first names*) is the Founder & Creative Director at Boredom Kills Creative. The studio (not agency) is based in the UK and operates worldwide with the mission to build community and connection through world-class brand identities and storytelling that get products on shelves and butts in seats. You may have seen their work for brands like Churn, New Brew, or Prince St. Pizza. Or you may have seen him talking to you on Reels or TikTok. This dude is a content king, sprea...

Welcome back, AdYakers, to Episode 2 of Season 6!Today’s guest is more than an artist—he’s a living manifesto for perseverance and creative transformation. Theron Cook is an award-winning muralist and brand strategist with over 17 years of experience bringing art into public spaces, businesses, and community spirit. He founded Don’t Quit Omniversity and the TCA Don’t Quit Foundation, driven by a mission to serve, inspire, educate, and empower both creative students and business owners.His work isn’t

Und ja, es gibt diese Phasen, in denen man keine klare Perspektive hat. In denen man nicht sieht, was der nächste Schritt ist. Aber das bedeutet nicht, dass da nichts kommt. Nur weil du es gerade nicht sehen kannst, heißt das nicht, dass der Impuls nicht unterwegs ist.Und deine Aufgabe ist gerade nicht, ihn zu „finden“, sondern auszuhalten, dass er noch nicht da ist. Das ist eine echte Herausforderung – aber auch eine Einladung.In dieser Podcast-Folge erzähle ich dir:✨ Warum es so wichtig ist, die