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Explore the most famous Newport mansion of the Gilded Age: The Breakers. Built by Cornelius Vanderbilt II, this 125,000-square-foot palace showcases Old World opulence, cutting-edge 1890s technology, and the lavish parties that defined an era.

Sharing a new podcast from Campside Media called Origin Stories, about the creative process and the craft of writing and reporting. Each episode drills down on a single work. What inspired it? How was it created, and why? What kind of challenges and hurdles cropped up along the way? And above all, what can the rest of us learn from the guest’s creative process?  In this episode, Matt talks to Dan Taberski about his podcast “Hysterical,” which centers on a strange illness that afflicted a group of

This epside is the first of a two part conversation with Eddie Cai and Kev Chang. Eddie is the lead designer at Pengonauts who released Star⭐Vaders earlier this year. Kev is the director of Box Dragon Studios in Sweden. Their game, As We Descend, went into Early Access at the end of May.You can find both games on Steam.A transcript of the episode is here: https://my.playful.work/probably-designed-eddie-cai-and-kev-chang/Pengonauts: https://pengonauts.com/Star⭐️Vaders:

We're joined by strategist and educator Angella Tapé for a deep dive into strategy as a creative craft and what it really means to build the future through design in the era of AI. Angella shares how she helps professionals become category creators instead of category conformists, and why the real power still lies with people.Opinions shared are Angella's own, not representative of Havas Networks or the PRATT Institute.On this episode: Brendan & Karen Hutchieson and Michelle PasseSubscribe to

Books Mentioned In This Episode:When you purchase a book (or anything on Amazon) with the links below, you support me and the podcast at no extra cost to you:* The Shepherd's Life: Modern Dispatches from an Ancient Landscape by James Rebanks* Musashi by Eiji Yoshikawa* The Trouble With Wilderness by William Cronon* One Up On Wall Street: How To Use What You Already Know To Make Money In The Market by Peter Lynch* Benjamin Franklin: An American Life by Walter IsaacsonLinks to More Resources:* James

Join Betsy Helmuth in this exciting episode of the Affordable Interior Design podcast as she interviews the incredibly talented interior designer, Anita Magyar. With over 30 years of experience in the design industry, Anita shares her unique journey, from her childhood creativity to her diverse background in interior and set design. Discover how Anita's passion for design led her to Uploft, where she combines her love for technology and design to create beautiful spaces. Betsy and Anita discuss the

Ever wonder why jealousy won’t leave you alone or why hating on something feels easier than explaining why you don’t like it? The Anatomy of Envy is a two-part series about transforming the jealousy you feel over other people’s creativity into fuel for your own ideas. Instead of pretending this feeling is something to ignore, we map the strange, shifting states between jealousy and envy and reveal how navigating them can turn envy into your creative superpower. And don’t worry, you don’t have...

Amazon is the world’s largest online retailer, home to a vast catalogue of categories and sub-brands. But as the company expanded, its brand architecture became increasingly fragmented. To bring clarity and cohesion, Amazon turned to Koto. Executive Creative Director Arthur Foliard shares how he and his team rebranded 50 sub-brands across 15 global markets—touching everything from visual identity systems to the Amazon logo itself. To see the change of brand for yourself, visit achangeofbran...

Bernice Cumming, Architectural Consultant at Firth, and Genia Znarok, Business Development Manager for New Zealand Steel join Glenn Murdoch to talk about what is in the future for the Concrete and Steel industry.

A developer colleague recently said to me, “I’ve only lived and worked in an era where cities are getting better. Now, I’m not so sure that’s the case anymore.” His comment along with a whole lot of other inputs got me to thinking - what if he’s right? Today, I consider a potentially dark path for big American cities. Are we in the midest of a new era of decline and retreat from urban areas? Will this continue? Is the “vibe shift” going to be a good thing or bad thing for people that love and care

Nick and Paul take a deep dive into 3D scanning (a true Arcfluence geek-out session) from the first BLK360 to Leica’s lightning-fast Gen 2. With stories from real projects in Central Ohio, they show how scanning is changing workflows, boosting accuracy, and keeping Arcfluence at the forefront of architectural technology. Along the way, expect plenty of banter about robot dogs, drone surveys, and the fun side of staying ahead in design.

How do you redefine a city and make engineering truly matter to people’s lives? In this special episode of the On Center Podcast, we sit down with Dylan Seesman, Director of Operations, and Jarvis Jointer, founder of JQOL, recently named one of Indianapolis’s fastest-growing companies. Together, they pull back the curtain on what it really means to design smarter, more connected communities and why civil engineers are the unsung heroes behind your daily routines.Discover how JQOL’s mission-driven

Figma's Head of Insights Andrew Hogan joins Peter and Jesse to explore emerging trends in design practice as AI transforms creative workflows. The conversation examines how role boundaries are blurring across product teams, where AI delivers real value versus hype, and design's growing opportunity to lead strategic orchestration in increasingly complex digital experiences.

Send us a textWelcome to the Brave Creative Humans series! This is the second of 6 episodes featuring some of the many past Talk Paper Scissors guests who exemplify brave creative living: Allison MacKenzie, Kevin Shaw, Vincent Wanga, Meg Lewis, Emad Saedi, and Justine Abigail Yu.In this episode, the 6 answer this questions: “How do you sense failure: literally, how would you describe how you see it, feel it, hear it, smell it and even taste it?This series is inspired by Diana’s recently published

If you like our content, be sure to sign up to our weekly The Design Compass Newsletter. Design Smarter. Lead Better.Leave a review (+ help us grow): https://ratethispodcast.com/hcdWhat happens when women with lived experience of addiction, prison, and recovery sit down with a former judge and a senator? In this powerful episode, Gerry Scullion brings together Senator Aubrey McCarthy, former Judge Gillian Hussey, and four remarkable women — Ruthann Barry, Bronagh McBrien, Edie Donohoe, and

Gladys Ly-Au Young is a founding partner of the Seattle firm, Side x Side Architects. The firm is changing practice by broadening the spectrum of architectural services, to promote community focused design that supports equity and sustainability in the built environment. Gladys was honored this year with the Hero Award from Living Future, which recognizes people who are advancing progress toward a living future for all. Gladys described what it’s like to work at the intersection of arch...

Aleene’s Tacky Glue has been a household name for generations of makers, but do you know the story behind the gold bottle? In this episode, we sit down with Tiffany Windsor, daughter of Aleene Jackson, to celebrate the 75-year legacy of Aleene’s and the community it continues to inspire.Tiffany takes us back to her mother’s early years, from opening a florist shop at just 20 years old, experimenting with flower-making, and eventually working with a chemist to create a glue that would

Happy September! We're back with an episode all about the costumes in two fashion-related movies, Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris and The Devil Wears Prada. We hope you enjoy, and please drop us some recs of fall-appropriate movies for our October episode! Follow along with the visual analysis via these links! Mrs. Harris: Instagram, Pinterest Devil Wears Prada: Instagram, Pinterest Questions? Comments? Suggestions for future episodes? Email thecostumeplot@gmail.com. Follow us: Jojo Siu on IG...