Today Brickey and members of the Circle of Trust breakdown the Facebook Whistleblower interview from 60 Minutes and talk about how Facebook may be even more disgusting than what he had all imagined. 

Facebook Is Just As Bad As We All Guessed

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Today we're joined by a special guest, Chris Crump, the son of the legendary original Walt Disney Imagineer, Rolly Crump. Chris takes us on a journey through time, sharing fascinating insights into his father's groundbreaking work during the '60s, including a side hustle that was ahead of its time. Discover what it was like for Rolly Crump to collaborate with the iconic Walt Disney himself and the unique experience of having Walt as a Creative Director. Chris also offers a glimpse into his own adventures as an Imagineer at Walt Disney Imagineering, where he became a master model builder for theme parks, movies, and television, crafting everything from the Starship Enterprise model used in several films to an entire model of Tokyo Sea theme park. Get ready to ride through the magic of attraction design as Chris recounts his personal experience riding an attraction he helped bring to life. Learn why model-making remains a vital part of the creative process, with the mantra that "models don't lie." Chris introduces his book, "The Great Crump Presents His Magic: The Art of Rolly Crump," celebrating his father's artwork, legacy, and the fascinating creative journey that continues to inspire Disney enthusiasts and artists alike. Join us on this mesmerizing exploration of Disney Imagineering and the art of model making. Available from Baby Tattoo:   https://www.babytattoo.com/shop/the-great-crump-presents-his-magic-the-art-of-rolly-crump    Join the Circle of Trust today at https://aid.network/ and unlock a world of exclusive bonus content! In our archive, you'll discover a gem that every Disney and Imagineering enthusiast dreams of Episode 1,000, featuring one of the last interviews ever conducted with the legendary Rolly Crump. Immerse yourself in the wisdom and creativity of a true Imagineering pioneer. Your support not only helps us continue bringing you remarkable episodes like today's but also grants you access to a treasure trove of exclusive insights and stories. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to be part of the inner circle!

Disney Imagineering and Model Making: A Conversation with Chris Crump

Join Mark Brickey in this informative episode of "Adventures In Design" as he engages in a compelling conversation with the talented artist Jason Edmiston. Together, they explore the importance of creating a series as an artist, a journey that begins from the ground up—with no reputation, no famous name, just a burning desire to become the best version of oneself and to be recognized for one's talents.  Jason shares the story of how he painstakingly developed his very first series and dives deep into the immense success of his "Eyes Without A Face" series. In this episode, he breaks down the blueprint to this success, offering valuable insights that you can easily apply to your own creative career. Discover tips on crafting a range of products at different price points within your series and, most importantly, how to take control of your career in an industry where uncertainty often reigns supreme.  As an added bonus, Mark and Jason delve into the significance of artist series, emphasizing how they foster consistency—a key ingredient for social media growth and appeasing the algorithm overlords. Tune in for an illuminating discussion on the artistry, strategy, and resilience it takes.  For information about Adventures In Design, please visit https://aid.network/ 

The Art of Series: A Conversation with Jason Edmiston

In this heartfelt episode, join us as we pay tribute to the legendary Frank Kozik, a creative genius who left an indelible mark on the world of art and pop culture. Hosted by a special co-host, Jermaine Rogers, we delve into the life and legacy of Frank Kozik, who sadly passed away last year at the age of 61. Kozik's impact on the art world was immense. Known for his contributions as "The Modern Gig Poster," a master of vinyl toy design, and a relentless explorer of pop culture's depths, Kozik's journey resonates with Andy Warhol's mantra: "Good Business Is The Best Art." Often referred to as the "Punk Rock Warhol" by Sheppard Fairey, Frank Kozik succeeded at everything he tried, and that's why his absence feels so profound. In this episode, we explore how Frank Kozik's art and legacy will continue to inspire and captivate future generations. We extend our gratitude to his partner Sharon, Scott Tolleson, and, of course, our amazing co-host, Jermaine Rogers, for joining us in this tribute to a true creative icon. Join us as we celebrate the enduring impact of Frank Kozik's art and remember the man who made it all possible. Recorded live at Designer Con 2023  For information about Adventures In Design please visit https://aid.network/ 

Frank Kozik "Punk Rock Warhol" - Remembering Kozik With Special Co-host Jermaine Rogers

Join hosts Mark Brickey and Nathan Goldman, one of the brilliant minds behind DKNG Studios. In this thought-provoking conversation, Nathan shares his insights on the art of running a small-scale graphic design studio. While known for their creative genius, Nathan's recent experience of becoming a parent has led him to contemplate the long-term implications of being self-employed. This episode delves deep into the responsibilities that come with the pursuit of a career that prioritizes personal satisfaction and creativity over traditional retirement plans. Mark and Nathan explore the delicate balance between following your dreams and ensuring a secure future for yourself and your loved ones. To access the full episode and support the invaluable content of "Adventures In Design," we encourage you to join the Circle of Trust at https://aid.network/. Join us for a candid conversation that delves into the heart of the creative journey, its challenges, and the ever-important consideration of long-term financial security.

The DKNG SHOW: Balancing Dreams and Responsibilities

In this exciting episode of "Adventures In Design," hosted by Mark Brickey, we welcome a special guest, Mark's longtime friend and co-founder of La Honda Records, Connie Collingsworth. Tune in to discover the inspiring journey of a rock poster legend who transitioned into the music industry.  In the first segment, Mark celebrates Connie's triumph as an album she designed for an artist she helped break finds its place in the prestigious heart of downtown Nashville, with none other than Post Malone himself showing support by sporting their T-shirts. It's a testament to dreams coming true and genuine happiness for a friend's success. Segment two explores the unexpected parallels between being an NFL quarterback and the life of a designer. Mark and Connie share insights on how these seemingly different roles share common threads of strategy, teamwork, and creativity. Lastly, as one of the toughest women in the industry, Connie lends her unique perspective in the final segment, discussing the buzzworthy Barbie movie. Join us for a captivating conversation that delves into dreams realized, the art of design, and an intriguing take on a cultural phenomenon. To access the full episode and support the content, join the Circle of Trust at https://aid.network/. Your support fuels the adventures in design and creativity that Mark Brickey brings to your ears.

Facebook Is Just As Bad As We All Guessed

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