In today’s episode, I’m sharing a personal story—one of drought, prayer, and miracles.Over the past few months, God has poured out blessing after blessing on our family and business. From finding the perfect RV and campground site, to furnishing it for pennies, to discovering podcasting as a new way to serve women of faith in the flipping world—He’s been showing off. We serve a BIG God,Inside this episode:The prayer that changed everything including meHow God protected us from two bad camper dealsA

When every project deadline feels tighter than the last, the difference between chaos and control often comes down to one thing: workflow. In this episode of The SubBase Show, host Eric Helitzer unpacks one of construction’s biggest hidden costs: manual, disconnected processes that slow teams down and drain profits.You’ll hear how connected systems, smarter automation, and clear data visibility are transforming communication across teams, from foremen to financial specialists. With practical steps

Today on Window Treatments for Profit Sun Shading Expo North America: Will You Be In the Room Where It Happens? Join LuAnn Nigara at the 2025 Sun Shading Expo North America in Indianapolis. This isn’t just another trade show, it’s where the leaders of our industry gather to shape what’s next. You’ll walk away with new ideas, stronger connections, and practical strategies to grow your window treatment business profitably. From AI and automation to marketing and operations, this event covers what

What does it take to transform a legacy bank that’s been around since the 1700s into a hub of energy, future-forward thinking, and inclusivity today? Paula Rowntree’s got the answers, as she takes us through the buzzing London HQ of Lloyds’ Bank in the latest episode of Space by Stansons. Tune in as host Guy Stanley welcomes the Head of Workplace Design, Lloyd Bank, for a riveting look at what transformational design can achieve when done right. From sensory-conscious spaces to innovative

TJ and Katie take a break from the weekly wisdom, to talk about their favorite Halloween memories, being scared, haunted houses, and a brainstorm for a new brilliant business idea.

This episode explores how geometry, pressure, and culture converge to shape the evolving forms of Martian architecture—revealing how design emerges not from invention, but from adaptation.

What happens when Park Avenue tradition meets jaw-dropping modern luxury? In this episode of "Demo This. Built That," we take you inside a once-dated, quintessential New York apartment that’s been transformed into a dream home—where high-end finishes, glamorous fixtures, and clever design solutions bring a bold new life to every corner.Host Elizabeth Vergara leads a behind-the-scenes tour in “700 Park audio final,” where every room tells a story of renovation magic: moody blue foyers,

This first autumn podcast episode features Finnish fashion designer Sofia Ilmonen, who discusses her approach to creating modular, transformable garments that can be reshaped and reassembled like building blocks. Ilmonen details how her use of simple square or rectangular modules contributes to her sustainability goals. She also explains her focus on "sizeless" garments aiming to increase longevity by addressing the poor fit, which she identifies as one of the biggest reasons for

This month, we highlight Aideen Carroll, Advanced Practice Nurse Educator and champion of mental health nursing!Of note, Aideen shared her love of the history of mental health/health care and provided examples of the design and evolution of products and processes towards improving experiences for both patients and providers. Aideen’s key takeaway was challenging future generations with normalizing mental health as a part of our overall health. We hope you loved this episode as much as we

In this week's episode we have a conversation with Fabian Fisher. Fabian is a game designer and developer here in Germany, and he's worked on quite a few games. Some highlights are Crimson Company, Hyperdome, and his most recent game Rack and Slay, which is a roguelike billiards game. Fabian has also done a ton of writing. I recommend you check out his, his website, Ludokultur.de. I'm really excited to bring you this episode with Fabian because I think that he's a really interesting person and he's

Time for one of our season wrap-up episodes.This of course makes sense as we just finished season 4.Hey, I buried the lede, it's Jeff from the 70s TV Detectives!Some people don't like Richie Brockelman, I don't understand these people.What episodes were the best?Which ones weren't?Where does Rockford fit in in the 70s detective pantheon? We ask Jeff.How did the show mirror the 70s?mp3 download

Chris Do called one of the most iconic sports logos “garish.” But here’s the truth: the only thing ugly about the Under Armour logo is how designers keep confusing personal taste with design. This isn’t about one logo, one critique, or one YouTuber. It’s about the dangerous way our industry lets opinions outweigh principles and why that mindset is killing real graphic design. Here’s the part that’ll sting: most designers would’ve agreed with him. Because too many of us still judge work by ho...

Step inside the magic of the season with the Alice Lane team as we unveil our brand-new Holiday Collection. From elegant ornaments to timeless décor pieces, we’re sharing our favorite ways to bring warmth, beauty, and sophistication into your home this winter.✨ Shop the Holiday Collection: https://alicelanehome.com/collections/holiday-collection 🎁 Explore More at Alice Lane Home: https://alicelanehome.com/ Listen as Jess, Suz, and Cori reveal the standout pieces they’re most excited about — and

In this insightful episode, UX coach Amy Santee joins host Danny to explore the complexities of navigating a career in the ever-evolving field of user experience. They delve into the emotional and practical challenges faced by UX professionals, from the initial idealism of advocating for users to the harsh realities of corporate constraints. Amy shares her personal journey of adapting to change, embracing unconventional career paths, and finding meaning beyond traditional job roles. Together, they

After years of experience in the world of home building, Paul’s seen A LOT. In this episode, we get his insights and lessons learned from job-site challenges and successes. In the episode: Unexpected problems with innovative solutions An on-site decision that changed the final outcome for the better Seemingly unplanned occurrences that come up consistently for clients (perhaps not so unplanned after all) How Paul decides whether or not to stick with the plan or pivo...

'I think the only thing I can rely on is my intuition and instinct,' says this week's house guest Irishman Shayne Brady. A recurring guest on BBC Interior Design Masters (they can't get enough of him and who can blame them), Shayne has recently consciously uncoupled from Brady Williams, the studio he set up with his former business partne Emily over 13 years ago (they still talk most days). He has taken his commercial clients, including restaurant supremo Jeremy King, into the new

What will life look like in 2040? In this special season finale, we fast-forward to the future and ask our guests to share their most radical—but entirely possible—predictions for what’s ahead. From breakthroughs in design and technology to shifts in culture, climate, and the way we live, these ideas push the boundaries of what we think is possible. Some will inspire you. Some might shock you. All will make you see the future in a new way. This season of Design Nerds Anonymous is presented by

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

Sabina Mihailescu (Co-founder & GM, DearNeighbour and IntreVecini)At DearNeighbour (RO name: IntreVecini), they focus on placemaking and community-driven initiatives, creating spaces and opportunities where neighbors can collaborate and shape the future of their cities together. Up until now, they have created over 100 communities in 32 cities in Romania, helping 15,000 neighbours create over 250 community projects (urban gardens, festivals, composting spaces, intergenerational events,