Economist Bryan Caplan reminds us that builders aren’t criminals, complainers are the minority, and there’s no way around it: we have to build more homes to meet demand.If you’ve already read too many boring articles on the subject, Professor Caplan has the solution: a scientific comic book. Turns out, it’s actually fun being a YIMBY!

In this special live-audience recording, Anthony Burke joins Timothy Alouani-Roby at The Beacham in Sydney to discuss his globe-trotting story across architecture, academia and television, as well as housing crises and questions of home in Australia. Stories Indesign

This week, my fellow design lover and friend Sophie Burke, joins me for another AVD Inspire episode inside our custom recording booth by Bureau x IDS Vancouver. She is the founder of Sophie Burke Design, an award winning Vancouver interior designer known for West Coast interiors with quiet luxury, subtle sophistication, and beautiful restraint. We talk about human centered design, heritage home renovation, why professional interior photography matters, and how collaborations elevate every project

Send us a text Design That Lasts: Innovation and Sustainability Today we’re excited to welcome Andreina Valentini, the Design Manager at DV Kitchen and Bath, a leader in kitchen and bath solutions, to explore how innovation, technology and sustainability are shaping the future of kitchen and bath design. With years of experience helping clients transform their spaces, she brings a wealth of knowledge about design trends, functionality, and the art of creating spaces that truly reflect how peo...

In today's BB Podcast episode (No. 143), we're visiting with Evelyn Streeter, founder and owner of Eve Floral Co in Cincinnati, Ohio. Our conversation follows Evelyn's deeply personal and inspiring journey as a florist who grew up in the middle of the hum of her mother’s small-town flower shop in Michigan. What began as a family trade became both a lifeline and a legacy when Evelyn unexpectedly took over the business after her mother’s passing. Years later, she built her own thriving floral company

We reflect on what can be gleaned from years of design discussion and studio visits, featuring highlights from Do Ho Suh, Faye Toogood and Bisila Noha.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Can buildings be circular systems? Unlocking overlooked opportunity If we were to think of buildings as living beings, how might that change the way we approach their design? Rather than thinking of them as static objects, they might become dynamic, responsive and adaptive systems––designed to continuously evolve and regenerate. They might have metabolisms in which their resources are reused in a closed-loop system rather than introducing a constant stream of new materials.  They might be designed

Peter Brophy is a top-knotch saddler from down under. He talks about his journey of saddle and tree making along other tales that you'll like. If you're not following Peter's work, you should be.

There are obstacles to obtain true spiritual healing. When we choose to receive forgiveness and extend it and proactive true repentance we can find ourselves living in the freedom Christ has for us. Watch here

In Episode 2 we are joined by Chris White who tells the story of how he made it to Construction Project Management. His story has some twists and turns from changing degrees, changing careers, and moving cities. He looks back at what he has gained from every phase of his journey, his personal skill sets, and explains why that makes him a better Project Manager today. Even though changing course can be scary, Chris shows that it's never impossible.

In this episode, I speak with Michelle, creative director and founder of the Singapore-based design agency Tofu. Tofu has been providing creative branding solutions, integrated campaigns, pop-up experiences, and more since 2011.  After 14 years at Tofu, Michelle shares how her love of food has guided her practice into a more purposeful direction through their new food design unit at Nottofu—a platform where food meets climate-conscious design.

Är Emma i förklimakteriet, ska Linn någonsin komma upp ur svackan och varför drömmer hon att Emma är slarvig!? Vad är egentligen bäst för kroppen, ja-dagar eller fastehärmande kost? Finns svaren i veckans sms-konversation med Tobias? Linn testar saker, vad tycker vi om akustikpanel och SSRI? Och hur många stenar kan man ha inomhus?Snillen spekulerar om antidepp, hormontillskott- hur är det egentligen med kroppen vi bor i? Högt, lågt och lite däremellan.Slutlåt: Colbae - You're Never Alone Hemma

On today’s episode, we sit down with Salvatore Ferragamo Jr. — entrepreneur, hospitality visionary, and member of one of the most ICONIC fashion families in the world — for a rich conversation that blends heritage, hospitality, and the evolving landscape of luxury living. Website: www.ilborro.it Instagram: salvatore_ferragamo_jr ilborro    BACK STORY The Italian Association of Arizona is thrilled to announce its 10th annual Italian Festival at Old Town Scottsdale Waterfront, where attendees can

Before Fortnite and Call of Duty ruled the scene, the US Army quietly shaped the early 2000s with a wildly popular, free shooter designed to excite young people about enlisting.Hidden Levels is a production of 99% Invisible and WBUR's Endless Thread.Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of 99% Invisible ad-free and a whole week early.Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com

In this episode of the RPG series, hosts Dirk Knemeyer and David Heron are joined by Jeff Perkins, founder and still player of the long-running play-by-email game TribeNet. Jeff shares the fascinating history of the game, how it evolved from its early Tribe Vibes roots to Tribe Net 3, and what makes this collaborative, strategy-driven experience so enduring. The conversation explores the logistics of hand-moderation, the challenges of adapting to players’ divergent paths, and the creative process

In this episode of Creative Spark Plug, we sit down with the visionary sculptor and founder Divyendu Anand, whose hands breathe life into stone and metal, transforming raw materials into profound expressions of the human spirit. As the creative force behind Studio Renaissance; a sanctuary dedicated to blending timeless artistry with contemporary design, Divyendu opens up about his journey from conceptual sketches to monumental installations that challenge our perceptions of form and space. Delving

Welcome back to Home Design Chat with Nancy. If you are new to my show, I am Nancy Hugo, a certified kitchen designer. My podcasts are all about your home…how to plan, design and execute your remodel and much more. Over the 16 years that I have done podcasting I have had many guests and have covered many subjects. Most of them are educational...actually all of them have been interesting and educational. Gil Olachea, owner of Ceramica, a wholesale tile showroom in Scottsdale is my monthly guest

In this episode of the LytePOD, host Sam Koerbel sits down with master lighting designer and educator Pete Romaniello live at Lightapalooza, the premier event for custom home integrators learning to adopt lighting as a new design category.With over 30 years of experience, Pete breaks down the fundamentals of great lighting design — from placement and purpose to ethics and education. He shares why lighting should start with the walls, not the fixtures, and how to create spaces that make people say