Welcome to Consume, Create, Converse the podcast where we discuss what we're creating and the things that we're consuming that drives and inspires us. We believe everyone can be a creator, and we're here to spark, shape, and share our journeys along the creative process. Credit: Intro Music: Music by Luis Humanoide from Pixabay. Outro Music: Music by Ievgen Poltavskyi from Pixabay Connect with us on Discord: https://discord.gg/7Z8JwNVs

1. 0:00 - lovefool by the cardigans 2. 3:13 - otsukare summer by halcali 3. 7:10 - coming home by beabadoobee 4. 9:25 - hero rider jeans by little hero5. 11:28 - kingston by faye webster6. 14:47 - 10 36 by beabadoobee 7. 18:04 - shinkai shoujo by yuuyu (mmj cover) 8. 21:35 - lover girl by laufey9. 24:19 - amoeba by clairo 10. 28:05 - jump up superstar by vgr ft. jenny 11. 32:09 - mean girls by katseye 12. 35:45 - the way things go by beabadoobee13. 38:46 - where is smiley by serani poji 14. 43:14 -

Join us as we dive into the inspiring journey of Mike Young, a dedicated entrepreneur who transitioned from the bustling life in Utah to the serene landscapes of Kauai. Discover how Mike built his construction business from the ground up, navigated the challenges of island life, and embraced his rich family heritage. This episode is a testament to resilience, hard work, and the power of community. Tune in for an engaging conversation filled with personal anecdotes and valuable insights.

What’s the real impact of service design on customer experiences? In this episode of The Design Psychologist, host Thomas talks with service design expert Marc Stickdorn, PhD, author of "This is Service Design Doing," about the evolution and holistic nature of service design. They discuss the importance of community involvement and collaboration in shaping effective strategies and enhancing user interactions across various touchpoints. WHAT WE COVER IN THIS EPISODE: - The r...

Design As Trust | Design as Doubt features Lee Moreau in conversation with TB Bardlavens, Ryan Powell, Terry Williams-Willcock, and Ellie Kemery. Follow Design Observer on Instagram to keep up and see even more Design As content. A full transcript of the show can be found on our website. Season three of Design As draws from recordings taken at theShapeshift Summit hosted in Chicago in May 2025.

Send us a text The revolutionary impact of artificial intelligence on lighting education takes centre stage in this thought-provoking conversation with Phil and Daniel from BHA School of Lighting. As pioneers in online lighting education since 2017, they offer unique insights into how AI is transforming both learning methodologies and the lighting profession itself. When students began submitting suspiciously polished assignments with distinctive AI fingerprints, the educators faced a critic...

SubBase CEO, Eric Helitzer, and Tats Nakagawa sit down for a practical, field-first look at construction procurement including what breaks, why it breaks, and how to fix it without blowing up what already works. Eric traces his path from the University of Florida’s Rinker School of Construction Management into high-rise concrete at Baker Concrete, then into GC operations and early Procore adoption. Those experiences shaped how he thinks about procurement today: it’s a people-and-process problem

📍 Recorded Live at NeoCon/Design Days 2025What if design wasn’t about fitting in—but about reflecting who we really are? In this episode of Create A Place, Kristina sits down with Oren Sherman—artist, educator and workplace innovator—to explore why the next era of design is rooted in individuality, customization and belonging. They dive into: Why one-size-fits-all workplaces no longer work How small design choices—like color and graphics—can shift how people feel Why listening matters more than

We all start with the tools we’re given; learn the rules, follow the process, and hope it leads somewhere good. But it’s the designers who question the brief, dig deeper, and uncover the story behind the space that create work worth remembering. And, we’re talkin’ in the latest episode of Space by Stansons. Tune in as host Guy Stanley welcomes Jordy Dent, Creative Director at B Corp-certified Area, for a compelling conversation on all things story-led and purpose-driven. From breaking into workplace

Today’s conversation is with Shachar Scott, VP of Global Marketing at Meta Reality Labs. Shachar has played a key role in introducing the world to immersive, wearable technology, like the Meta Quest headset and the wildly popular Ray-Ban Meta glasses. In this episode, she shares her insights on what storytelling opportunities these devices present, how Meta has successfully gotten customers to adopt them, and the role authenticity plays in their marketing.To learn more, visit our website

Ash Nehru stands as a pivotal figure in the evolution of live visuals and virtual production, a true creative technologist and toolmaker whose innovations have redefined the boundaries of these fields. His journey began while studying Computer Science at Trinity College, Cambridge.Following his academic pursuits, Ash ventured into the world of game engines, where he first began to explore real-time graphics and interactive environments. This experience, combined with his early forays into

Martin Tomitsch is a professor of design, and head of the Transdisciplinary School at UTS. He is a founding member of the Life Centred Design Collective, as well as former head of design at The University of Sydney. An author of several renowned books in design such as, "Making Cities Smarter and "Design, Think, Make, Break, Repeat"; Martin's latest book Designing Tomorrow won a 2024 Good Design Award for communication design. Connect with him on: LinkedIn:

Looking to transform your blank walls into stunning focal points? In this episode of Alice Interior Design, we’re diving into how to choose the perfect wall art for every room in your home. From the living room and bedroom to the kitchen, hallway, and beyond.Whether you're decorating a modern apartment, a cozy cottage, or a minimalist space, the right wall décor can completely elevate your interior. Learn expert tips on: Selecting the right size and scale of artwork Matching art styles

What does it take to make people feel something with design...?This week's guest is kind of an expert on the question. Sara Vienna (https://x.com/sravienna?lang=en) , the Chief Design Officer at Metalab, talks about the responsibility that designers have to shape this AI world that we're entering without losing the heartbeat of a brand.We don't hold back on the current state of the industry and what it feels like to be a designer today.Some highlights:- How to not get swept up in current design

This week marks 25 years since the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games – an event that reshaped the city through an ambitious masterplan developed by a team of built environment professionals, including architects Lawrence Nield and Philip Thalis. Lawrence, a founding director of BVN and the 2012 Gold Medallist, has contributed to three Olympic Games: Sydney 2000, Beijing 2008 and London 2012. Philip, founding principal of Hill Thalis Architecture and Urban Projects and the 2024 Gold Medallist, also played a

SummaryFrom fashion faux pas to resale value, this episode of Home in Progress digs into the surprising stories behind the colors we choose for our homes and cars. Discover why “No White After Labor Day” has less to do with style and more to do with class, plus hear expert insights from Chris Hardesty on how car color affects safety, value, and upkeep. We’ll also tackle practical painting tips, including how to handle Andersen windows the right way.Resources MentionedWorst Car Colors to Buy for

Speech recognition technology has evolved from clunky early tools into powerful systems built into the devices we use every day. But for people with disabilities, these tools are far more than convenient; they can be life-changing.In this episode, host Katie Samson traces the story of speech recognition through the lived experiences of Marcus Goldman, whose father with ALS used Dragon in its early days; physicist Jim Isenberg, who relies on Dragon after a spinal cord injury; and web developer Leah

Send us a text In a small-town project for a charitable service club, a local contractor unilaterally swaps robust design elements for flimsy substitutes. The clubhouse ends up on the verge of collapse decades later. Can an architect be held liable for this failure when the contractor ignored their plans without anyone’s approval? Find out how refusing free reviews saves you, why contractor shortcuts spell disaster, and how to avoid liability, years down the line. Connect with Pro-Demnity: ...

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