Pssst, this episode was originally published in 2023 and we’re sharing it again as part of our Good Ship Summer Camp series. It’s one of five episodes to help you fly your freak flag this summer. If you’d like to join in properly, there’s a free workbook an' everything! You can download the workbook here: https://www.thegoodshipillustration.com/workbook Got limited time to draw? Children hanging off your leg? Perfect. You’re in exactly the right place. 😆 This week's episode is all abo...

This episode of the LovinBahrain show covers Bahrain’s latest updates: over 5,000 new AC units are being installed in schools ahead of the new academic year, the Bahrain Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka ranks among the top 10 must-visit pavilions, and HH Sheikh Nasser scores another victory at a UK endurance race. Stay tuned for all the highlights!

Today the host talks about how you can spot shooting stars in the sky and how hosting a daily show is proving to be harder than expected

The host starts with some great news for the loyal listeners of the podcast, along with some funny and quirky incidents.

In today's FittBite, I’m sharing the 6 activewear mistakes that every designer should avoid. I’ll show you how to fix issues like leggings that don’t stay up, fabrics that fade after washing, and seams that cause discomfort. These fixes will make your products more durable, comfortable, and attractive to your customers. Tune in now to get the full breakdown and start improving your designs today. Book a 1 on 1 with our host, Shadi for personalized advice on how to create and grow your fashi...

An edge is not missing data. It is the instruction set for seeing. That came into focus after I watched a Google Gemini clip that tried to “walk into” Nighthawks and filled the frame with plausible alleys and doors. The location that inspired the painting sits at the corner of Greenwich Avenue and West 11th Street, on the block I have lived on for more than thirty years, so the difference between a boundary and a blank is not theoretical. In art, the frame tells you what not to cross. In a city, the

The printmaker and poster designer is celebrated at the Poster House in New York in an exhibition that charts the pioneering work of the creative.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In today’s episode, we dive into two major updates from Kuwait’s ministries. First, the Interior Ministry’s crackdown on a dangerous methanol network that left dozens poisoned. Then, the Health Ministry’s new regulations for salons and beauty centers — including bans on tanning for minors and hair dyeing for children — all to keep the public safer. Tune in for the latest on how Kuwait is tightening its rules to protect lives and well-being.

Covered in this instalment of 'The Creativity Diary': Three nice things after a bad night's sleepA tiny assault on my peace Telling an authentic storyAs ever supported by Illustration X https://illustrationx.com Work with me through the 'PIT STOP' one-stop creativity foundational coaching session now at https://thecreativecondition.com Access creativity resources, including books, a reading list, and 300+ podcasts at https://thecreativecondition.com Help the Ukrainian Institute's brav...

Send us a text Stepping outside your comfort zone might be the best business decision you'll ever make. Have you ever felt the pressure to find your perfect niche and stick with it? That nagging voice telling you to specialize, specialize, specialize? In this refreshingly honest episode, we challenge that conventional wisdom and make a compelling case for embracing an eclectic approach to your creative business. From the celebration room that hosts birthday parties to after-school programs ...

A short bonus episode showcasing a few stand out moments from this weeks guest interview with Aporva Baxi (DixonBaxi) Daring Creativity. Daring Forever. Podcast with Radim Malinic Show questions or suggestions to desk@daringcreativity.com Latest books by Radim Malinic Mindful Creative: How to understand and deal with the highs and lows of creative life, career and business Paperback and Kindle > https://amzn.to/4biTwFc Free audiobook (with Audible trial) > https://geni.us/free-...

POWERFUL AND HAUNTING: In this podcast, Gary Crossey takes you inside Claire Keegan's masterful novella "Small Things Like These," where one man's moral choice challenges generations of institutional abuse in 1980s Ireland. With personal stories and unflinching honesty, Crossey connects Ireland's traumatic past to the uncomfortable silences we maintain in our own communities today. A must-listen exploration of complicity, courage, and the moments that define our humanity.What would you risk

In this practical and empowering episode, Carina Gardner tackles one of the biggest challenges new designers face: pricing your work when you're just starting out. Carina walks listeners through the mindset shifts, mistakes to avoid, and strategies that helped her go from undercharging to building a profitable design business. She shares honest insights about how to set your prices with confidence—even if you're not sure what your work is worth yet—and why charging too little can actually slo...

Stone is timeless — literally. It’s been making spaces feel luxurious for centuries, and for good reason. Whether you’re drawn to the drama of bold veining or the quiet elegance of a soft honed finish, there’s a stone for every personality (yes, even yours). Listen to our take, personal preferences, and how we like to use stone :)

What happens when the banking world is hit by a “Black Swan” event? In this episode of the UXDA Podcast, we explore how unpredictable, high-impact shifts—like the digitalisation boom—caught many banks off guard, radically transforming customer expectations for speed, personalisation, and seamless service. We uncover why many institutions responded with surface-level fixes instead of full-scale transformation—widening the gap between what customers want and what banks deliver. Looking ahead, ...

In 2025, performative culture has no pause button. Every public figure is locked in a constant loop of self-presentation where each move is dissected, reframed, and turned into content within hours. Visibility is the currency, but fatigue is the price. In semiotic terms, the living operate as open texts, their meaning always in flux and vulnerable to reinterpretation. In that environment, the dead begin to look like they have the advantage. Their stories are complete, fixed in form, and free from

Is social media performative? Or is it just part of our real life now? Where do we draw the line between performing on social media, and performing in real life? In this mini ep. Amy answers the question: "How do I show up as my weird self, but authentically?" Pushing through the cringe is how you get there. Social media is a part of life now, it's part of our world – if you want to build a successful business? It's essential that you are willing to show up and be yourself. Questions? Send th...

When a global sportswear giant was called to account for releasing a sandal that closely mirrored a traditional Oaxacan design, it became clear that the debate over cultural appropriation in fashion is no longer confined to the margins. Such controversies are unfolding in a legal and cultural environment where origin stories are scrutinized and communities have greater power to demand recognition and restitution. They are also reminders of a longer history in which garments like the Indian jodhpurs

Quietly Building Behind the Scenes Harnessing Slow Times for Future Success in Creative Business In this episode of the Textile Creative Podcast, Virginia Wygal guides fabric creatives through navigating slow market periods by focusing on behind-the-scenes work essential for long-term success. She highlights the importance of building a strong foundation, maintaining flexibility, and experimenting with new ideas. Virginia draws parallels between business growth and baking bread,