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Toy industry veteran Phil Albritton interviews amazing people making amazing things for kids. Toys, games, books, media - we cover it all here in the only podcast dedicated to the modern children's entertainment industry.

BIG NEWS! The Power Kid Podcast is now a part of the Adventure Media and Events Podcast Network Family! For 2 years it has been my great pleasure to interview my friends in the industry and to meet many amazing new friends along the way - and it just keeps getting better! Tune in for James Zahn's Toy Report the Pop Insider Podcast and much more coming soon. Subscribe to the new feed now! https://lnkd.in/eaJzxta I have a favor to ask - If you left a good review for the Power Kid Podcast would you do the same over at the Adventure Media & Events network page? Thank you for helping us grow and keeping you up to date with toy news, reviews and interviews!

Power Kid Podcast + Adventure Media & Events - BIG NEWS!

 It is my honor this week to interview Daniel Delapa the CMO at Creative Kids. Creative Kids was founded in 1997 and quickly took the arts and craft category by storm. Since then their line has expanded into 12 categories with distribution in 70 countries!   Daniel and I discuss his experience growing up in the industry. He shares with us what sets Creative Kids apart by being a "brand incubator”. We discuss how they stay closely connect to their customers by listening and acting based on their feedback. I ask him what retailers expect from him to ensure a mutually beneficial and growing relationship.   www.creativekids.com   As always thank you for listening 

Creative Kids with Daniel Delapa

My guest today Mike Gagnon is a best selling author and graphic novelist who works as a freelance writer, illustrator and colorist for publishers like Marvel, Dark Horse Comics, Jack Lake Productions and many more. He began working professionally in comics at the age of 17. He has taught art, design and writing at several animation schools and develops his own comics and media. Currently he is a writer on the creative development and promotion team for the Marvel Create Your Own Comics app!   Join our conversation today as we discuss his origin in the comics business (it involves Silly Putty!). I ask his how he keeps his stories fresh when writing for characters that have decades of backstory. We discuss his experience writing for the Marvel Handbook which tells the story of individual Marvel characters. We end with a conversation about the shift of putting the content into the hands of the consumer and Mike shares his experience of working on Marvels Create Your Own Comic app.

Comic writing with Mike Gagnon

My guest this week Kenn Morton has won the Industrial Design Excellence Gold Award, Business Week Product of the Year Award, and participated in many others during his 31 years with Fisher-Price. He has a tremendous passion for children and parents in need and has worked with a collaboration between Save the Children, Mattel and the Ministry of Education in Indonesia to create teaching play kits.   In this episode we dive into the unique design challenges that the children’s market presents - from yo-yos to car seats! I ask him how design practices have changed throughout his years in the industry. We discuss how to balance education and fun in a learning toy which leads into a very powerful discussion about Kenn’s work with children in Indonesia.     Enjoy this insightful episode and thank you for listening!

From Yo-yos to Carseats with Kenn Morton

It is such a joy to have Stefanie Eskander on the show today! She has been drawing, illustrating and designing toys for over 35 years! Her resume includes Hasbro, Mattel, Fisher-Price, Spin Master and she was the Design Manager at Toys R Us. She has a passion for girls and preschool product and has been instrumental in developing brands like Cabbage Patch, Sky Dancers, Polly Pocket and Jem and the Holograms. She is here today to share her experience and talk about her new book Toy Stories: The Secret Life of a Toy Designer.   Her book is a fantastic overview of her career and the history of the wonderful brands she has been a part of!   Buy it here: https://stefanieeskanderdesign.com/toy-stories

Toy Stories with Stefanie Eskander

Power Kid Podcast

Design The Life You Love is a podcast series that explores the idea and practice of designing your life. No prior creative experience necessary.
Renowned designer Ayse Birsel is in conversation with people who’ve designed inspiring lives. This series is sponsored by Herman Miller.

In 2011, Jocelyn Wyatt cofounded IDEO.org, the nonprofit design organization created to apply human-centered design to alleviating poverty. As the CEO, she shifts the center of problem-solving from conference rooms and nonprofit offices to the places where people being served live. In Episode 5,  Jocelyn about her experiences in the world of social innovation and how designing for a cause is different from designing for a profit.

Jocelyn Wyatt

In this episode, Ayse speaks with the senior curator of Architecture and Design at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, Paola Antonelli. Paola has been called a visionary, an oracle, forward thinking, passionate, bold. She is all of these things and more, Paola has transformed the way we think about design.

Paola Antonelli

Amit Gupta is a true original: A serial entrepreneur who left college at 19, he lives an extraordinary life and he speaks with Ayse about the decision to let go of the life he was planning to allow for the life he is living, and how thankful he is to have the chance to do so.

Amit Gupta

Ayse speaks with podcast impresario Debbie Millman and explores what to do with rejection, how to use your time to do the things you love and what it means to be truly content.

Debbie Millman

Stefan Sagmeister takes a year sabbatical from work each seven years, carves text into his torso to make a poster, becomes sad whilst making a film about happiness and is one of the most inspiring and thought provoking people you’ll ever meet.

Stefan Sagmeister

Design The Life You Love with Ayse Birsel

In the “Letterpress Digest” podcast, novice printer Jordan Berry talks about all things letterpress with some of the most influential and experienced artists, designers, and printers who are using letterpress printing today. You’ll hear guests talk about the resurgence of letterpress and their first...

Andrew Steeves gets a bit philosophical on us as we discuss the inner workings of letterpress printing, publishing, and more! So much wisdom shared in only 1 hour.

013 // Andrew Steeves. Gaspereau Press.

Jen is the proprietor and creative entrepreneur at Starshaped Press. She's been printing like it's 1929 since 1999 and is one of the foremost artists/printers pushing the fold to creatively use old type in new and energizing ways. Jen rocks!

012 // Jen Farrell. Starshaped Press.

Paul Moxon runs the Vanderblog @ vandercook.info and travels around teaching folks about Vandercook presses while also helping to repair them. He's got experience in mechanics, history, and the arts and shares a lot during this hour-long conversation.

011 // Paul Moxon. Vanderblog.

Britt Rohr is the Master of Quoin. She runs a custom letterpress shop called Swell Press Paper Co. in Los Angeles and her forte is watercolor dip-dye and deep impressions.

010 // Britt Rohr. Swell Press.

Paper. Steve Varvaro has over 30 years in the paper business. We spend the hour talking about all things paper and how it applies to letterpress, including the difference in text vs. cover, paper weights, thickness, finish, grain, and so much more.

009 // Steve Varvaro. Southpaw Printers.

Letterpress Digest: A Podcast About Letterpress Printing

Feng shui expert Kathryn Weber shares with you each week how  to help you get unstuck, become prosperous, find love, good fortune and bring opportunities to your life with easy feng shui changes to your home and office.

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This is my final Five Minute Feng Shui podcast.  Remember always, YOU ARE YOUR BEST FENG SHUI!  When times are good, indifferent and/or bad, you can make things better with your own feng shui.  Never, ever forget this! It has been a pleasure recording these podcasts over the past 5 years and hearing from you, all my listeners!  And as Gene Autry sang, "Happy Trials to You, Until We Meet Again...Happy Trials to You, Keep Smiling Until Then!"

Episode 204:  You Are Your Best Feng Shui

The Year of the Rabbit is coming and with a gentleness that only a bunny can bring. It will offer us a sweet exhale like you do when you sit down in your favorite chair after a long day. The rabbit is associated with the moon, as you may often see the outline of a rabbit when the moon is full. The tiger that precedes the rabbit is the sign of the month of February and the rabbit is the sign associated with the month of March and the Pisces zodiac sign. This podcast discussed the good fortune energies in 2023, Year of the Water Rabbit.

Episode 203:  2023 Year of the Rabbit Overview Part 2: Good Fortune Energies

After the past few years that have been marked by upheaval and uncertainties, the energy coming to 2023 will be replaced by a new light, hopeful, and sweeter energy. The Year of the Tiger was the first to bring in springtime energy as it is the first of the 3 spring zodiac animals of tiger, rabbit, and dragon. The rabbit represents the fullness of spring when nature is flowering, and green growth appears. The energy of the rabbit will offer us a respite from the cold austere energies of the past few years that were aligned with the metal element and winter-time animals of the pig, rat, and ox.

Episode 202:  Year of the Rabbit Overview Part 1 Afflictions

The five elements are the five building blocks of feng shui. The elements are made up of water, wood, fire, earth, and metal. If your home or office feels “off” or uncomfortable, it might be out of balance. Just taking a quick look around your home or office will help you to diagnose if there is too much or too little of an element. In a perfect feng shui world, you’ll find all five elements present in a room. This helps to keep the room feeling comfortable, harmonious and balanced – and thus making you more productive, effective, and successful.

Episode 201:  Problems Diagnosed with the Five Elements

In feng shui, you can look at someone’s office and home and often see the level of success they enjoy. But can you take those same traits and apply it to something more personal, like your handwriting? Just like there’s a flow and movement that translate into qualities in your life, there’s flow of handwriting that can indicate – and even influence — personal qualities. The art of handwriting analysis, graphology, is much like feng shui. Graphology is undertaken seriously by those who practice it, and those who don’t, often treat it esoterically. But, look at some interesting facts about handwriting analysis, or graphology.  The CIA, FBI and many police departments in the US look at handwriting to understand the minds of those they’re investigating. How does graphology relate to feng shui? In feng shui, the mind and thinking are related to the hand, so by extension, the style of writing someone has provides some insight into that person’s personality and can influence their lives. In my own feng shui training, my teachers encouraged students to look at our signatures to make sure they looked successful and prosperous, with an emphasis of writing that had bold strokes that tilted up and to the right.

Episode 200:  Feng Shui Your Writing

Five Minute Feng Shui

Need to sharpen your yearbook skills? Ask Mike! Mike Taylor, CJE,
is exploring what it takes to tell a great story with your yearbook,
with a few laughs along the way. Mike enhances his already immense
yearbook knowledge through interviews with yearbook advisers across
the country and answers questi...

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In this episode, hosts Mike Taylor, Jim Jordan, and Sabrina Schmitz emphasize cultivating strong relationships among yearbook staff, administration, parents and the community. They share insights on team-building, communication with administrators, engaging parents and seeking mentorship from industry experts for journalistic excellence. Available on YouTube and podcast platforms.

That Yearbook Podcast | Episode 2: Why Relationships Matter

Welcome to That Yearbook Podcast, the series where yearbook experts Mike Taylor, CJE, Jim Jordan and Sabrina Schmitz, CJE, take us on a delightful journey through their connections to yearbooks and the fascinating world of student journalism. The trio shares their unique stories and experiences that have shaped their perspectives on creating amazing yearbooks. To watch this podcast, visit our YouTube link! 

That Yearbook Podcast | Episode 1: Those Yearbook People

We’re close to the end of the year now, and yearbook editors are preparing to hand over the torch to the next generation. In the latest episode of the Ask Mike podcast, host Mike Taylor chatted with Yvette and Gabbie, soon-to-graduate yearbook editors at Patricia E. Paetow High School in Katy, Texas. Both editors have been on yearbook staff since seventh grade. They call each other their best friend. And they, along with adviser Sara Gonzales, have helped create a supportive yearbook env...

Ask Mike | Yearbook Staffers Support Each Other at Patricia E. Paetow High School

On March 29, thousands of high school students flooded the University of Missouri campus at Columbia for J-Day at Mizzou. J-Day is an annual tradition for the Missouri Interscholastic Journalism Association.   In this week’s episode of the Ask Mike podcast, you can get a peek at what went on. Host Mike Taylor, CJE, interviewed scholastic journalism students from all over the state of Missouri.   

In addition to the life snippets from students, Taylor dropped some gems throughout the podcast. He shared his exuberance for the teaching profession with some advice. “Respect your teachers! And learn something!” He also shared a little bit about what it’s like to live in the same neighborhood as one of the most famous football players in the world.  

And be sure to listen all the way through the podcast to hear Mike swap dad jokes with his interviewees.  

In the Middle of the Map: J-Day at Mizzou

Cortney Wood is in her first year of advising yearbook at Chisholm Trail High School in Fort Worth, Texas. She’s new to advising but has experience working on yearbook staffs in high school and college. Copy editor Sydney Hawkins also joined the conversation. In this interview with host Mike Taylor, CJE, Cortney and Sidney share their experiences creating a yearbook in the 2023 school year.

Ask Mike | South to Texas with Chisholm Trail High School

Ask Mike

When creative people feel insecure, sometimes the best cure is talking things out with a friend over cocktails. We're here to be your online drinking buddies.

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Don't let the title fool you. This episode is all about Donald Trump. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 107: Angry Cat Butthole

Joy gets a call that sends her back to the editing suite. The guys do what comes naturally. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 106: Joy Has to Go to Work

In this episode, Jeremy explains the science behind Oklahoma's earthquakes, Pat's testicles present as swollen and Joy faces a mid-life crisis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 105: Sucking the Butter From Oklahoma's Biscuit

Joy, Jeremy and Pat return from their summer off.In this episode, Pat has a fancy new job and a lot of explaining to do. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 104: Pat Piper Explains It All

Gabe Piper returns to the studio, and he's all growns up.Just like so many of the recent episodes, this one was sat on for a length of time due to the amount of time it takes to edit an episode.Once we get back to a regular schedule in the Fall, there should be less wait for episodes since our plan is to edit less. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 103: TURNT

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Alex Anderson Quilt Connection, dedicated to inspiration, education and growing today's quilting community. Segments will include quilt related topics including, instruction, events, interviews, questions and answers and much more.

Episode 100: Alex interviews a daughter of a quilter - her daughter

Alex Anderson Quilt Connection: Episode 100

Alex Anderson Quilt Connection: Episode 99

Episode 98: Some of the many things for which I am grateful.

Alex Anderson Quilt Connection: Episode 98

Alex Anderson Quilt Connection

Sermon This sermon on O Hear the Angels Voices from Luke 2:6-14 was preached by Raymond Goodlett at Redemption Hill Church on Sunday, December 25th, 2022. The service guide can be found here. Permissions: You are permitted and encouraged to reproduce and distribute this material in any format provided that you do not alter the...

O Hear the Angels Voices

Sermon This sermon on The Advent of Peace was preached by Mark Becton at Redemption Hill Church on Sunday, December 18th, 2022. The service guide can be found here. Permissions: You are permitted and encouraged to reproduce and distribute this material in any format provided that you do not alter the wording in any way...

The Advent of Peace

Sermon This sermon on The Advent of Hope was preached by Mark Becton at Redemption Hill Church on Sunday, December 11th, 2022. The service guide can be found here. Permissions: You are permitted and encouraged to reproduce and distribute this material in any format provided that you do not alter the wording in any way...

The Advent of Hope

Sermon This sermon on The Advent of Joy was preached by Tim Abbott at Redemption Hill Church on Sunday, December 4th, 2022. The service guide can be found here. Permissions: You are permitted and encouraged to reproduce and distribute this material in any format provided that you do not alter the wording in any way...

The Advent of Joy

Sermon This sermon on The Advent of Love was preached by Robert Greene at Redemption Hill Church on Sunday, November 27th, 2022. The service guide can be found here. Permissions: You are permitted and encouraged to reproduce and distribute this material in any format provided that you do not alter the wording in any way...

The Advent of Love

Explore the world of LEGO Technic and listen to the stories behind the creation of the incredible LEGO Technic models.

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The LEGO® Technic Podcast

The Make or Break Podcast is a weekly audio and video series that features amazing makers across the world.  We dive into the greatest things they make as well as lessons learned from the things they break!   Featuring woodworking, metalworking, electronics, 3d printing and more!

SPONSOR:  Learn Fusion 360 with my new online course Furniture Design in Fusion 360! Save 25% here: https://course.makeorbreakshop.com/?coupon=MOBS Topics
00:03:09 - Getting into Makign
00:07:00 - Mold making
00:09:21 - Working for CNC Shops
00:11:19 - Getting into 3D CAD
00:19:31 - Why Lars Likes Teaching
00:21:32 - Fusion 360 Tutorials on YouTube
00:29:46 - Is Lars Famous?
00:31:25 - SPONSOR: Furniture Design in Fusion 360
00:32:41 - Is Fusion 360 for beginners?
00:37:34 - Getting back on YouTube
00:43:07 - 3D Printing in Fusion 360
00:53:23 - Organic Modeling
00:58:16 - Fusion 360 CAM and CNC
01:02:20 - Where to find Lars
01:04:12 - Make or Break Shop Update ShownotesLars ChristensenLars Christensen - YouTubeLars Christensen - InstagramFusion 360 - YouTubeMastercamSolid Workscadcamstuff.comJohn Saunders - NYC CNCBrad TallisStepcraft 8040Ultimaker S5NetfabbFusion 360 RoadmapCoffee Mug videoFusion 360 Gallery

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Autodesk Fusion 360 with Lars Christensen

SPONSOR:  Learn Fusion 360 with my new online course Furniture Design in Fusion 360! Save 25% here: https://course.makeorbreakshop.com/?coupon=MOBS

Topics
00:01:35 - The vision of Inventables
00:04:16 - Changes from X-Carve to X-Carve Pro
00:09:41 - First impressions
00:10:56 - What people are making
00:12:51 - Tiling in Easel Pro
00:15:01 - Impact of Coronavirus
00:17:23 - Controller Setup
00:18:02 - Dust Collection
00:19:01 - Pricing
00:21:35 - Sponsor: Furniture Design in Fusion 360
00:22:57 - What will happen to the original X-Carve Pro
00:22:27 - What's the future vision of Inventables?
00:24:27 - What's the future vision of Inventables?
00:29:03 - Cutting metal
00:31:54 - Speed of the X-Carve Pro
00:33:31 - Where to get the X-Carve Pro
00:35:40 - Make or Break Update ShownotesInventablesZach KaplanX-Carve ProShapeokoAvid CNCMakerspace WeeklySubstackMake or Break Shop CommunityMade for ProfitBrain Pick

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The Inventables X-Carve Pro with Zach Kaplan

Sponsored By:  My new online course Building Furniture in Fusion 360.  Go here to save $20 off the price and learn Fusion today! SHOWNOTESInstagramYouTubeRicky SaettaAll Wooden Gameboy Build#MakerCollab2020Oak Hill MillworksStated WoodsBooVara DesignsOnefinity CNCFull Spectrum LaserFull Spectrum Laser InterviewSketchupWorkbench ConWorkbench Con InterviewTOPICS
00:00:00 - Sponsor: Building Furniture in Fusion 360
00:06:00 - Andrew's Background
00:06:12 - Litigation Consultant
00:08:30 - Piano
00:10:35 - Video Background
00:12:53 - Boovara: Custom Party Fabrications
00:15:02 - Shop Setup
00:16:38 - Design Process
00:18:18 - All Wood Playable Gameboy
00:26:40 - Learning Electronics
00:29:00 - Craziest Home Automation Build
00:37:32 -Upcoming Projects
00:39:45 - Where to find Andrew
00:41:10 - Make or Break Shop Update

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Building a Playable Wooden Gameboy with Andrew Guevara

Sponsored By:  My new online course Building Furniture in Fusion 360.  Go here to save $20 off the price and learn Fusion today! SHOWNOTESBoone BuildsProton PackLEGOLego User Group (LUG)Brick LinkBrickworldBrick Fair VirginiaSkaerbaekBeyond the BrickLEGO MastersMark CruickshsnkMaking ItKayla LaFrance (King of the Nerds)Samuel HatmakerWill ArnettTOPICS00:03:11 - Getting started with LEGO00:05:59 - Getting into Video Production00:12:37 - LEGO as an adult00:14:11 - The World of LEGO00:21:01 - How to source bricks00:24:59 - LEGO Commissions00:27:09 - Current day job00:32:02 - LEGO Masters00:43:21 - Building in a shop vs on TV00:45:25 - Surprises on the Show00:52:45 - Becoming recognized00:55:31 - How to get started00:58:27 - Where to find Boone

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LEGO Masters with Boone Builds

Get the Makerspace Weekly here. SHOWNOTESWebsiteYouTubeInstagramLEGOReddit DIYPixelated End TablePeter McKinnonMatti HaapojaSony A7iiiGoProInsta360DJI Phantom DroneDJI Mavic Mini DroneKutzall
TOPICS 00:03:08 - Work as a contractor
00:06:40 - LEGO
00:08:00 - Going to school for finance
00:09:36 - Making Furniture
00:12:00 - Finding the Woodworking Community
00:15:22 - Creating projects that pop on social media
00:15:32 - Pixelated End Table
00:18:54 - Approach to photo and video
00:19:56 - Easy ways to take better pictures
00:25:32 - How Cornavirus is affecting video production
00:26:40 - How Cornavirus is affecting video production
00:25:32 - Inspiration for PIxelated Design
00:31:20 - Gear set up
00:34:58 - Upcoming projects
00:36:44 - DIY vs Maker Audience
00:37:30 - Starting to work with sponsors
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00:45:06 - Where to find Zac

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Making a Pixelated End Table with Zac Builds

The Make or Break Show

Design Tomorrow is a podcast about design, technology, and being human with a special emphasis on growing our awareness that what we do and think today can create a better tomorrow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Can we really call it progress when it creates so much waste? What if your phone — the one you’re using right now — was your last phone? Take a good look at it and imagine using it for the rest of your life. Could it even last that long? Could you? Probably not. Today I want to think about what that means. What happens to a planet and its people when technological progress is measured in product cycles. And what happens when there's no balance sheet to account for the other side of that — when every new product leaves billions of products and accessories and packaging behind…
Show NotesMy first cellphoneMy second cellphoneThis clip ended up on the cutting room floor, but here's Derek Zoolander's tiny phoneYou can learn more about the Agbogbloshie landfill by reading its Wikipedia page, looking at these photographs, or watching this documentary. Please watch it!You can learn more about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch here."The Victims of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch," a clip from 60 MinutesProject Ara Demo at Google IO 2015Google Cancels Project AraThe FairphoneDanny Boyle interviewed by Marc MaronMusic All music used in this episode was independently produced by r beny and licensed by Design Tomorrow for non-commercial use.FeltFall Creek UnitFormation ProcessNovation PeakMariposaAlluvialNatomaSpindleIllumination CeremonyCredits Design Tomorrow is produced by Chris Butler at the Tomorrow office in Durham, NC.
You can follow the show on Twitter @dsgntmrrw. You can visit the show's website at designtomorrow.co, and you can email me at chris @ designtomorrow.co.
Thanks for listening, and remember, what we do and think today can create a better tomorrow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Phones Never Die. They're Eaten By Birds

Every discussion of entrepreneurship is really a discussion about values. Today, we'll follow up on last week's episode, where we began a discussion of entrepreneurship by resetting that idea — by challenging the story of entrepreneurship. We contrasted the protagonist — the hero CEO — with the reality of who we are. And we contrasted the plot — the capitalistic, meritocratic variant of the hero's journey — with the meandering serendipity of our lives' paths. But dismantling one story doesn't write ours for us. And so that's where we'll pick up today — with how we begin — by identifying, examining, and ordering our values so that they may serve as a foundation for the creative and productive lives we build upon them…
Music All music used in this episode is independently produced and licensed by Design Tomorrow for non-commercial use.Di Breun, by Blue Dot SessionsDrip Hop Modular Beats, by r benyOriel, by Blue Dot SessionsThe Snowgard, by Blue Dot SessionsCrosswire, by Blue Dot SessionsLi Fonte, by Blue Dot SessionsE2 Ambient X, by r benyCredits Design Tomorrow is produced by Chris Butler at the Tomorrow office in Durham, NC.
You can follow the show on Twitter @dsgntmrrw. You can visit the show's website at designtomorrow.co, and you can email me at chris @ designtomorrow.co.
Thanks for listening, and remember, what we do and think today can create a better tomorrow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You Don't Have to Be an Entrepreneur, Part 2

Entrepreneurship doesn’t have to mean what you think it means.
Over the course of the next two episodes, I'd like to share with you how my own perspective on “entrepreneurship” has evolved, and offer a critique of the sameness of the popular model of the entrepreneur. I'll also give you eight little nuggets of wisdom that have been helpful to me on my journey so far, and only grow in their value to me as it continues…
Show NotesNewfangled, where I work.
 Music All music used in this episode is independently produced and licensed by Design Tomorrow for non-commercial use.Kirkus, by Blue Dot SessionsTransit Center, by Podington BearOrder of Entrance, by Blue Dot SessionsLunette, by Blue Dot SessionsTralaga, by Blue Dot SessionsTolls Folly, by Blue Dot SessionsExceter Lask, by Blue Dot Sessions
 Credits Design Tomorrow is produced by Chris Butler at the Tomorrow office in Durham, NC.
You can follow the show on Twitter @dsgntmrrw. You can visit the show's website at designtomorrow.co, and you can email me at chris @ designtomorrow.co.
Thanks for listening, and remember, what we do and think today can create a better tomorrow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You Don't Have to Be an Entrepreneur

Every vision of the future is a better index of the present from which it came than whatever time it imagines. So today, let's look back at some of the things we believed would serve as landmarks of the future. Not to point out how quaint they are or to dunk on the blind spots of the past. But so that we can better understand why — no matter what shiny new objects we make and use — we never quite feel like we've gotten to the future. Why it's so difficult to recognize how far we've come…
Show NotesThe Dymaxion HouseLe CorbusierLewis MumfordLewis Mumford on The CityRobert Heinlein did get a futurist house eventually. He just had to design it himself.The Entire History of YouMusic All music used in this episode is independently produced and licensed by Design Tomorrow for non-commercial use.Spirals, by r beny Fall Creek Unit, by r beny Live 182801, by r beny Pines, by r beny Crystals & Graves, by r beny Volca Keys Arp Jam, by r beny Credits Design Tomorrow is produced by Chris Butler at the Tomorrow office in Durham, NC.
You can follow the show on Twitter @dsgntmrrw. You can visit the show's website at designtomorrow.co, and you can email me at chris @ designtomorrow.co.
Thanks for listening, and remember, what we do and think today can create a better tomorrow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Future vs. The Future

Too often we think of the word "design" as a shorthand for an ecosystem of mostly visual phenomena. But words play an enormous, though often unseen, role in the creation of everything. Today, I want to tell you a story about how my life was changed by a few words said quickly, but words which I will never forget...
Music All music used in this episode is independently produced and licensed by Design Tomorrow for non-commercial use.Envira, by Blue Dot SessionsOur Digital Compass, by Blue Dot SessionsSvela Tal, by Blue Dot SessionsTolls Folly, by Blue Dot Sessions
 Credits Design Tomorrow is produced by Chris Butler at the Tomorrow office in Durham, NC.
You can follow the show on Twitter @dsgntmrrw. You can visit the show's website at designtomorrow.co, and you can email me at chris @ designtomorrow.co.
Thanks for listening, and remember, what we do and think today can create a better tomorrow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Words Matter

Design Tomorrow

A show about entrepreneurship, product design, and the ups and downs of running a small indie business. Hosted by Dan Provost, Tom Gerhardt, and Myke Hurley.

Today’s guest is Matthew Panzarino, the former editor of TechCrunch, and current proprietor of TheObessor.com. His object is the Acronym J1-A.

112: The Last Detail with Matthew Panzarino

Myke, Tom and Dan give a brief Keen production update, and then chat extensively about the ethics of product reviews.

111: With Great Power

Myke, Tom, and Dan chat about Mark Two, Mark Two (nobody calls it that) and then discuss Dan’s new hobby.

110: Mid-life Crisis Hobby

Today’s guests are Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy, the duo behind CW&T, makers of beautifully designed and artful objects. Their objects are the Manfrotto Super Clamp, and the Casio F-91W wristwatch.

109: The Last Detail with CW&T

Myke, Tom, and Dan chat about the struggle to come up with a name for “Keepbook,” moving warehouses, and Apple Vision Pro.

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Design The Life You Love with Ayse Birsel

Letterpress Digest: A Podcast About Letterpress Printing

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The Shakes

Alex Anderson Quilt Connection

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Design Tomorrow

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Getting Simple

Going Forward

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Scandal Sheets

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A History of Architecture, the Fundamental Process Podcast

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Paper Wishes Weekly Webisodes

Thunder Nerds

The Bravely Curious Podcast

Literary Happy Hour with Obvious State

Confused Room | DIY, Home Design & Interior Design Tips

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