Discussions of AI are everywhere today; it’s the culture in which we’re all currently swimming (sometimes drowning!). But today’s guest is the best of the best as it relates to the intersection of AI, the law, and digital publishing. He offers fresh perspectives, clarity, and precision that is like throwing us life preservers and allowing us to catch our breaths. If you listen to no other Talk Paper Scissors episode this year, please have a listen to this one.Jake Okechukwu Effoduh is an Assistant

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Herbstlich wohnen geht auch ohne Kürbisse und typische Saison-Deko. In dieser Folge zeige ich dir, wie du mit Licht, Farben, Textilien, Materialien und kleinen Veränderungen eine warme, gemütliche Atmosphäre in dein Zuhause bringst.Für alle, die Herbststimmung lieben – aber auf Deko-Kitsch verzichten können.-Du möchtest dich auf die Warteloste für die Easy Einrichten Academy oder den Easy Einrichten All-In Onlinekurs setzen? Oder du willst keine News rund um die Plattform verpassen und in Zukunft

In this episode of Deck Builders Maryville, we answer a question every homeowner asks sooner or later: how long does a deck last? The real answer depends on more than the visible surface. In Maryville, TN, our mix of mild winters, hot humid summers, heavy rain, and constant pollen means a deck’s lifespan is shaped by moisture, sun exposure, airflow, and the quality of the build underneath the boards. We walk through the differences between pressure-treated wood, composite decking, and other common

What happens when a lighting designer who's lit more than 2,000 homes explains why billionaires hire him as insurance—and why the most powerful design tool isn't complexity or technology, but simplicity, trust, and the courage to make people feel comfortable in spaces worth tens of millions of dollars?In this episode of LytePOD, host Sam Koerbel sits down with Pete Romaniello, IALD, a high-end residential lighting designer, for an unfiltered conversation about designing for the world's most

(Mustafa Sherif: Hello, listeners! I’m testing an AI-generated trailer for my full episode about the festival.)A conversation about Open House Stockholm, an architecture festival that opens the doors to around 100 buildings and places across Greater Stockholm.We explore this year’s theme, “Our Shared City – Architecture Where Life Happens,” and why everyday architecture matters. Read more here:https://www.openhousestockholm.com/Listen to the episode in Swedish:610. SWE Välkomna till Open House

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And we’re back with Cab Confessions Episode 5! Two mates catching up after a while with plenty of ground to cover. Rob chats with Guy on all manner of things - from personal style and how first impressions influence his appearance, to his biggest fears about the future.Inside this episode:How important it is to be able to stand out in the modern day design industry 🎭Rob’s way of fueling his creativity and sparking inspiration 💡Personal style and how it impacts first impressions (for

Does using spray paint on furniture count as cheating? Do you have to paint every inch of a dresser? And does a more difficult technique automatically make a furniture redesign better?Not in my workshop.In this episode of The Furniture Artist’s Resource Guide, I’m taking you behind the scenes of the antique dresser I redesigned for our RV. Instead of using a traditional furniture paint for the base coat, I combined spray paints, acrylic stencil paint and several different metallics to create the

In this episode of Deck Builders Milwaukee, we answer a question many homeowners ask during the planning stage: how do you choose a deck color that feels right for your home and your daily use? Our team at Tuff Deck Builders Milwaukee walks through a simple way to narrow the choices without getting overwhelmed. The key is to think about your house as a whole first. A deck usually looks best when it coordinates with the siding, trim, and roof, so the outdoor space feels connected rather than

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Most product-based business owners do their strategic planning late at night or in the car with ten spare minutes. Or they make a big list of everything that needs fixing and try to work on all of it at once. Either way, a few months go by and it's hard to tell whether the business is headed where you want it to go. In this episode, I walk you through a five-day exercise, about 30 minutes a day, that ends with one clear priority for your quarter and a plan to get there.In this episode, you'll

Steve Goldbach leads Deloitte’s Sustainability and Infrastructure practice. He believes today's leaders face an emerging new design challenge: figuring out how the next generation will build real judgment and taste when AI is taking over so much of the work that used to teach it. He's the co-author, along with his longtime collaborator Geoff Tuff, of three best-selling books on leadership and innovation.  His latest is called Hone: How Purposeful Leaders Defy Drift. In this conversation with...

No one has better insight on what it takes to lead across space and time than Linda Hill. She has been a professor at Harvard Business School for forty years. Her current title is the Wallace Brett Donham Professor of Business Administration and Faculty Chair of the Leadership Initiative. She’s also started two companies of her own and co-authored three books about leadership. The latest is called Genius at Scale. It’s a guide for leaders on mastering the practice of innovation in a tumultuou...

So the time has come for me to say goodbye to the podcast.  I feel like the thoughts are complete and I am compelled to focus on writing.  A few thoughts on what it means for me to have shared as I have for the past 140 episodes. Original Episode Number: 141  | Original Air Date: 1/9/2024 Links & Resources: Host: Sean Low of The Business of Being Creative Link: Join Sean's Collective of Business Creatives Follow Sean on social media: Instagram: @SeanLow1 | Facebook: Facebook.com/Sean.Low.35

Homeowner Beth joins us with her designer Linda to talk about a kitchen renovation that turned out beautifully, even though the process was far more difficult than expected. Beth had lived in her Lancaster, Pennsylvania home for 29 years and had wanted to remove the wall between her small kitchen and dining room for a long time. Once her husband agreed, she and Linda began interviewing builders. Beth chose the builder who seemed calm, reasonable, and willing to listen. The initial pricing was also

Paloma reports from the Southern Living Idea House in Texas, where the rooms are ready for their close-up—and her hotel room could use a second opinion. Caroline returns from a dreamy Alexandria project visit to a sofa saga involving disappearing yardage, multiplying delays, and enough chintz to test anyone’s composure. Between a spirited debate over whether audiobooks count as reading and a fall-fashion review featuring questionable shoes, purple sweatpants, and opposing views on satin shorts, the

This week, we’re doing something a little different and playing a game of Would You Rather: graphic design edition. Some of the questions are stupid. Some get surprisingly deep. And a few reveal far more about how we think as designers than either of us probably expected.

Deck lighting can change how an outdoor space feels after sunset, and on this episode of Deck Builders Alpharetta we’re talking about practical ways homeowners in Alpharetta, GA can make their decks safer, more comfortable, and easier to enjoy through long evenings. In a climate with hot humid summers, frequent rain, and plenty of moisture in the air, the right lighting plan does more than add atmosphere. It helps define steps, highlights changes in level, and makes it easier to move around a deck