Sam Alfano is a legendary engraver, designer, and educator. What a privilege to have him on our show!

Maya Borjesson@handclap joined us in the studio 🔊 for this episode of Art Smitten.Based in Naarm/Melbourne, Maya is a sound artist and architect who explores ambient music’s potential in evoking memories as well as sound’s relationship to architecture. We also briefly discuss the history of sound as an artform to contextualize our discussion around sound as an artistic medium! Art Smitten airs Monday 3-5pm on SYN 90.7fm 📻 @synmedia Work by Maya Borjesson included in this podcast

In The Block Effect, we dive into how renovation shows have changed the game, for better and worse. They’ve inspired us to care about good design (yes!), take creative risks, and dream big for our homes. But they’ve also left us with sky-high expectations, lightning-fast timelines, and the idea that a full home renovation is just a few late nights away. This week, we unpack: What shows like The Block get rightThe things they never show you (permits, delays & real costs!)Why design is a pr...

The Design Council’s CEO, Minnie Moll, previews the World Design Congress at London’s Barbican Centre. Plus: Abe Rogers discusses his curation of the ‘Richard Rogers: Talking Buildings’ exhibition at Sir John Soane’s Museum.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this very first bonus episode, Tim and Kevin continue their deep dive on the evolution of airplane design, revisit some of their favourite plane movies and hatch a plan about taking their own Spitfire and Harrier Jump Jet for a test flight. Tim and Kevin chat about a few movies during this episode includingThe V.I.P.s (1963)Mortadella (1971)The First of the Few (1942)The Dam Busters (1955)Battle of Britain (1969) Correction - Kevin mentioned a book by Matt White, but it is actually by his brother

Join Principal Architect, Mitchell Rocheleau, in this interview with Mark Lehner, co-author of "Giza and the Pyramids", Egyptologist, and American Archaeologist with more than 30 years of experience excavating in Egypt and walking the Giza Plateau. He is the director of Ancient Egypt Research Associates (AERA), an organization that focuses on training young Egyptian Archeologists in excavations and analysis of archeological sites addressing questions regarding the origin, nature, and development of

Sari Azout is the founder of Sublime, the knowledge management tool designed to spark creativity. She was previously a partner at Level Ventures, head of strategy at Rokk3r Labs, and co-founder of Bib and Tuck, a curated community for pre-owned fashion.Sari is an active thought leader in the spaces of creative work and AI productivity. She has spoken on how to be un-LLM-able at the Sana AI Summit in Stockholm; and written about about how creativity is the new currency of success, how storytelling is

Welcome back to Classic & Curious—In this episode, we step into the world of style, legacy, and artistry with author Linda Jane Holden, who has beautifully captured the stories of two icons: the legendary Bunny Mellon and the beloved brand Nantucket Looms.For those who admire gardens, timeless design, and exquisite taste, Linda offers a rare, personal perspective on Bunny Mellon—drawing from her own encounters and three books dedicated to Mellon’s life. She reveals Bunny’s signature

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In Episode 23, I sit down with Faris Al-Hammadi, known for his bold and unapologetic approach to Islam and modern challenges. We cover the most pressing conversations Muslims are facing today: Boycott vs Build – Faris’s view on the Muslim economy Misconceptions about Jihad and propaganda like “Love Jihad” Scholars vs Influencers – why many scholars stay offline Polygamy, women’s rights, and justice in marriage Islamic finance, debt, and crypto Reflections on family, faith, and the futu...

Melinda Klinghammer is the owner of designer showroomDesign & Detail, a company she helped found 20 years ago in St. Louis. On the eve of the showroom’s special 20th anniversary, Melinda joins host Veronica Theodoro to talk about her work life in the field of design. Melinda, whose background is in finance and accounting, has helped steer the company’s growth, including the opening of a second showroom location in Kansas City, a new line of natural stone veneers, and the expansion of

Transcripts available at diceexploder.comI’m back! Alex and Sharang have done an amazing job talking love, sex, and romance over the past month but I have plenty to say on the subject myself. In particular, I wanted to approach the conversation Alex and Sharang started about the quantification of romance from the perspective of how I feel when I’m actually at the table playing these games. Because that quantification makes me feel kinda weird… but what do I want instead?Because freeform romance is

What's it like to be a creative professional in today's world of rapidly evolving technology and changing industry landscapes? In this deep-dive conversation, Dipaq sits down with Vibhor, a seasoned design leader and former creative professional at Grofers and now Razorpay, who shares his unfiltered thoughts on the creative industry. Vibhor unpacks his journey from a B2C brand like Grofers to the B2B world of fintech at Razorpay, and the surprising creative opportunities that came with it. H...

This week on the DesignThinkers podcast, I’m joined by Debra Bishop—an award-winning creative director and one of editorial design’s most influential voices. Over the past four decades, Debra has shaped the look and feel of some of publishing’s most iconic titles—from her early days at Rolling Stone, to launching magazines at Martha Stewart, to serving as a design director at The New York Times. For the last eight years, Debra brought her bold, playful vision to The New York Times for Kids, a...

This segment from Darren's Talk Circuit series is from an appearance on the Aurelius podcast, focusing on the topic of UX maturity. Segments include what UX maturity looks like at the organization and individual level, how UX maturity level impacts the planning and effectiveness of UX work, tips for assessing your personal, team and organizational UX maturity, the impact of UX maturity on leadership and the hiring process, challenges and the state of UX maturity as an industry in 2023, and Darren’s

Simon Terry is the brand and marketing director, as well as owner (or as he prefers to describe himself, custodian), of the lamp company, Anglepoise, a product that has genuine claims to iconic status. Initially designed by George Carwardine in the 1930s and manufactured by Herbert Terry & Sons, over the years, the product has been used by the likes of Queen Elizabeth II, David Lloyd George, Picasso, Roald Dahl and Barbara Hepworth to name just a few. More recently, Terry has collab...

Mary Bauer built a luxury baby furniture empire (Brat Decor) that furnished celebrity nurseries for Jennifer Lopez, the Kardashians, and Alec Baldwin. When her husband's cancer diagnosis forced them to downsize their business, they transformed their handbuilt West Virginia cabin into a premium rental—pricing it 4-5x higher than local competition and succeeding. Mary's unexpected journey includes a 20-year obsession with George Washington that led to Martha Washington reenacting and designing ...

In this Episode, the discussion focused on the integration of technology in the construction, fit-out, and renovation industry, featuring Matt from PropDoc. Matt shared his background transitioning from architecture to chartered surveying and eventually founding PropDoc, a company specializing in property documentation through advanced technologies like LiDAR scanning and photogrammetry. He emphasized the industry's traditionally slow adoption of digital tools, attributing much of the resistance to

Carol Ross Barney is an architect and educator based out of Chicago who was awarded the 2023 AIA Gold Medal. Her practice places a heavy emphasis on design projects within the public realm, including parks and transportation infrastructure. She is also the designer of the Oklahoma City Federal Building, which was built to replace the space that was destroyed during the 1995 bombing. In this conversation, Carol shares some of what she has learned throughout her career and discusses her thoughts on