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"

Generators en manifesting generators, dit is voor jullie. Je hebt geleerd dat je moet wachten en reageren. Maar in de praktijk voelt het alsof je vastzit in een eeuwige wachtstand. Niks gebeurt. Je twijfelt aan elk signaal dat langskomt. En ondertussen heb je duizend ideeën die allemaal kanten op schieten. Herkenbaar? Ik leg uit wat wachten en reageren écht betekenen. Waarom het niet hetzelfde is als niets doen. En waarom het soms juist beter is om tegen je design in te gaan en gewoon te init...

In deze aflevering neem ik je mee in hoe je Human Design inzet bij ondernemen – zonder afhankelijk te worden van je chart. Van je missie en visie, naar je doelgroep, naar je aanbod. En vooral: hoe je stopt met je design als excuus gebruiken en gewoon gaat doen wat gedaan moet worden. Wil je ook aan de slag met je Human Design? Vraag hier je gratis Human Design blauwdruk aan. Dit is een mini blauwdruk van jouw design. https://nikkiwillemse.nl/human-design-chart-jouw-persoonlijke-blauwdruk/ Mel...

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.

Human Design is een fantastische tool. Maar het wordt ook misbruikt. Ik zie het constant: mensen die hun design gebruiken als excuus om maar niks te doen. "Ik heb geen energie, want ik ben een projector." "Ik kan niet consistent zijn, want open keel centrum." "Ik wacht nog op een uitnodiging." Bullshit. In deze aflevering neem ik drie concrete voorbeelden: waarom "geen energie hebben" als non-sacral een verhaal is dat je klein houdt, hoe het wachten op respons, uitnodiging of helderheid je in...

Je purpose is geen eindbestemming. Het is geen grote awakening. En het staat ook niet gewoon ergens in je Human Design chart geschreven. Toch blijven mensen zoeken naar dat ene moment van helderheid. Naar die ene bevestiging dat ze weten wat ze hier doen. En ondertussen blijven ze vastzitten in "ik weet het niet." Dat verhaal houdt je klein. In deze aflevering ga ik dieper in op wat purpose écht betekent – en waarom je het alleen vindt door te bewegen, niet door na te denken. Ik laat zien hoe...

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

Today with Barclay ButeraSometimes on the show we are fortunate enough to speak with true icons of our day. And today, I am excited to chat with one of those designers—the legendary Barclay Butera. Today Barclay is back on the show to talk about the big picture, from the story of his first big break at a celebrity show house, the lessons he learned from scaling his business up to over 100 employees and then consciously scaling it back down. More About Barclay Butera Since 1994, Barclay Butera

In today’s episode, I’m joined by the incredible Gary Binkow, co-founder of Brightly, for a powerful chat on creativity, expression and the courage it takes to truly be yourself. We explore what it means to live from your voice, not your wounds, and how to navigate the noise of the world without losing your centre. This conversation is a permission slip to honour your uniqueness, let your work be messy, and trust that your authenticity is the strategy. I trust you will get what you need from ...

Welcome to the AADC special edition podcast party! As the Adelaide Advertising and Design Club celebrates its 50th year, members old and new reflect on how Australia's longest, continually running advertising club has impacted the people, the work and the industry at large. Why does it exist? What can it do for you? And who rode into an awards night on a camel? Big thanks to those who made themselves available for a chat and in doing so have played a small role in preserving the history of th...

*Pre-order Octavo on Amazon* Episode Description: In this week’s episode, I have the pleasure of speaking with one of my design icons, Marty Neumeier, who is an accomplished designer and author. We chat about his new design-thriller book, The Scarlett Files/Octavo, his shift from non-fiction to fiction, and how he integrates design and writing within his work. Marty also shares how his early experiences shaped his career and why storytelling plays such an essential role in branding, design,...

Sam and Katie start the episode super light (yeah right) asking the existential question: when should you trust divine timing, and when should you act? Then, we chat with the absolutely lovely and real Erin Mathew. She’s mindset coach, human design reader and mom of three herself. Erin breaks down how moms use their charts to parent in a way that’s most aligned, the mental load, and practical mindset tools. We cover all things HD, too, including emotional authority, open centers (spleen),

Chris Simon is a technologist who's given talks about AI, specifically LLMs, or Large Language Models such as ChatGPT. AI is going to be an increasingly big topic in games. From things like art generation, code generation, to chat moderation, to dynamic difficulty systems, and all the way to engineless games that use a neural network to generate images based on user input. And there are many more.So it's a topic we'll probably return to, but one of the biggest ways people are using

Today we wander into the layered world of Tim Pilgrim—a landscape architect and gardener who sees soil, water, and wildness as teachers. Tim invites us to connect with the land rather than control it, to design gardens that honour both human need and ecological integrity. Together we explore the art of observation and the quiet discipline of water management, learning how these practices build truly sustainable landscapes. Tim shares how gardens evolve over time, shaped by climate change and ...

IN TODAY’S EPISODE, WE’RE WELCOMING BACK KIKI (@LOW_KEY_KI) AND DIVING INTO THE WORLD OF COLOR THEORY—HOW COLOR SHAPES OUR STORIES, MOODS, AND THE WAY WE EXPERIENCE TATREEZ. Kiki shares her background in scientific illustration, explaining how light, pigment, and human perception interact to shape our visual experiences. The conversation then dives into color theory fundamentals: complementary colors, the color wheel, and the science of how colors interact. Kiki explains how traditional tatre...