Design Intercourse

Enjoy this immersive complimentary audio companion piece for the first volume of äntrepō — by Spaeth Hill

This soundtrack features:

"Heaven" by AKUA

"Birds of Prey" by Chromatics

"Sound" by Sylvan Esso

"Mary Magdalene" by FKA Twigs

"Cool Maritime" by Sharing Waves

"Water Walk" by John Cage

"World Without Heroes" by Laurel Halo

"Music for Steamed Rocks" by Oneohtrix

"Colomb" by Nicolas Jaar

"Things I Imagined" by Solange

"Fire In My Soul" by Vegyn

Plus original music & production by Chris Tait & Chase Shewbridge

Maggie and Stephen Gaudaen are the creators of POP Wed Co. a local company that marries couples in a cleverly packaged way. They even handle the marriage licenses! All you have to do is show up...literally. Together with a combined background in graphic design and business they’ve designed a pretty sweet life together and they’re telling us all about it on this episode of Design Intercourse.

In this episode I talk with Marcella Kriebel who thinks about food everyday. Not just in the way you or I might. She’s thinking about foods ability to connect people in meaningful ways, about its capacity to break down the barriers of language opening up a more soulful dialog through making meals together.

Marcella's work and illustrations of food have appeared on NPR, Design Sponge, epecurius and DCist to name a few. Her work is filled with love and honesty and I had the pleasure of talking with her about her art, travels and what inspires her recipes.

In this episode of Design Intercourse I talk with Gregg Glaviano and Mila Arrisueno of Grafik, a branding and digital agency in Alexandria, Va. We discuss what goes into developing a brand and get some inside views on their process and how they work with clients.

In this episode of Design Intercourse I talk with Juana Medina - a DC based illustrator and designer. She's also the author of several recent children's books. Her work makes you think, smile and laugh a bit too. We talk about her life before art and design, drawing and most importantly life.

The idea that something handmade has been touched or carved, sanded and shaped by someone is compelling. Handmade objects are filled with unique stories from the people who make them and the places they come from. All the love, hope and and thoughtfulness that goes into something before it makes its way into your home makes it that more unique.

These are some of the things I talk about with Amy and Casey from Foxwood Co. A local family-owned business that creates unique handmade objects that are both functional and inspirational works of art.

The idea that something handmade has been touched or carved, sanded and shaped by someone is compelling. Handmade objects are filled with unique stories from the people who make them and the places they come from. All the love, hope and and thoughtfulness that goes into something before it makes its way into your home makes it that more unique.

These are some of the things I talk about with Amy and Casey from Foxwood Co. A local family-owned business that creates unique handmade objects that are both functional and inspirational works of art.

In this episode of Design Intercourse I talk with Marta Staudinger of Latela Gallery about her career as an artist, her advice to other artists in the field, and the value of preparing and setting yourself up for a successful career in the art business.

In this episode of Design Intercourse I talk with Marta Staudinger of Latela Gallery about her career as an artist, her advice to other artists in the field, and the value of preparing and setting yourself up for a successful career in the art business.

In this episode of Design Intercourse I talk with Liz Rose Chmela about her company Made by We and what it means to design for Social impact and managing and working with her clients.