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A podcast about painting. Interviews and conversations with top contemporary painters on process, inspiration and what it means to be an artist.

We have come to the end of season II. Thank you to all our viewers, listeners and supporters. In this episode Simon and Richard catch up and share some news and look back on season II. We look forward to seeing you all soon

Season II Review

This week we are joined by the wonderful Heather Jeanne Chontos. Heather’s dynamic and idiosyncratic style is immediately recognisable. She joins us to discuss her work and share insights from her creative journey. “As a painter, I work impulsively, harnessing the power of gestures to create instinctive compositions that combine bold colours, dynamic marks and organic forms. Rather than using brushes or other traditional tools, I apply paint with scraps of plastic, such as hotel-room key cards, or draw and scratch at the surface using the paint tube itself. The fine edges of my chosen instruments allow me to draw long, penetrating lines and create large, highly saturated fields of colour.” Heather Jeanne Chontos

Heather Jeanne Chontos

This week we are joined by Pete Monaghan. Living and working in North Wales, Pete’s idiosyncratic approach to mark making and composition result in fascinating paintings that are concerned with both landscape and architecture. Pete says of his work “Most of my work is concerned with vernacular architecture, especially of the “celtic fringes” of Wales, Ireland and Scotland but also the higher slopes of the Alps”. Learn more about Pete here

Pete Monaghan

This week we are joined by Zoey Frank,  a representational oil painter whose work includes perceptual painting, narrative, and formal investigations. Zoey shares insights from her creative journey along with thoughts on painting, passion for representing the figure and working on a large scale. Find out more about Zoey Frank here

Zoey Frank

This week we are joined by Gavin Glakas. Gavin is a painter and teacher whose draftsmanship and technical skills result in brilliant paintings, capturing the life and soul of the scene. From plein air landscapes to portraiture, Gavin shares insights into his creative journey and development as a painter. Learn more about Gavin here

Gavin Glakas

Painting Insights

A bookish podcast, featuring two friends who love spending time reading and sharing great books. In each episode, we will introduce a stack of books that are tied together with a common connection to help to take a deeper dive into each story. We want to provide a space to talk books that is friendl...

Science Fiction

Books

Fiction

Send us a Text Message. In this episode, our stack of books is tied together with the common theme of Decades.  We will travel from the 1940's through the 1980's.  Each of these books has some shout outs to the decade in which they are set.  Represent!
 
Featured Books:The Paris Architect (1940’s) by Charles Belfoure (LH)The Spectacular (1950’s) by Fiona Davis (LP)Mockingbird Summer (1960’s) by Lynda Rutledge (LP)All You Have to Do is Call (1970’s) by Kerri Maher (LP)Our Little World (1980’s) by Karen Winn (LH)Books Mentioned in This EpisodeWest With Giraffes by Lynda RutledgeAdditional  Books That Go Along With Our StackIndependence by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni (1940's)Bloomsbury Girls by Natalie Jenner (1950's)The Songbird of Benny Lament by Amy Harmon (1960's)Sigh, Gone by Phuc Tran (1970's)Tell The Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt (1980's)Ways to contact us: Follow us on Instagram - @thebookbumble Facebook:  Book Bumble Our website:  https://thebookbumble.buzzsprout.com Email:  bookbumblepodcast@gmail.com 

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Season 2, Episode 37 - Decades

Send us a Text Message. In this brand new episode, our stack of books is tied together with the common theme of Books About Books. This was the theme of our VERY FIRST stack of books, and we think it deserves a revisit...same theme...new books!  Plus, we will share a Book In Hand. Let's book! 

Featured BooksMiss Morgan’s Book Brigade by Janet Skeslien Charles (LP and LH)The Underground Library by Jennifer Ryan (LH)How to Read a Book by Monica Wood (LP)Book in HandTwo & A Half Minutes by Don Miller (LH)Books Mentioned in This EpisodeThe Chilbury Ladies’ Choir by Jennifer RyanThe Kitchen Front by Jennifer RyanThe Wedding Dress Circle by Jennifer RyanThe One in a Million Boy by Monica WoodGoodnight Irene by Luis Alberto UrreaThe Paris Library by Janet Skeslien CharlesAdditional  Books That Go Along With Our StackThe Library of the Dead by T.L. HuchuThe Keeper of Hidden Books by Madeline Martin The Finders Keepers Library by Annie RainsThe Little Wartime Library (also about the Bethnal Green Underground Library) by Kate ThompsonThe Book of Doors by Gareth BrownWays to contact us: Follow us on Instagram - @thebookbumble Facebook:  Book Bumble Our website:  https://thebookbumble.buzzsprout.com Email:  bookbumblepodcast@gmail.com 

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Season 2, Episode 36 - Book It

Send us a Text Message. For today's episode, we are bringing you a shorty.  This is a stack of just two wonderful books, and we hope it's just what you need!  We assigned each other reading homework.  Let's find out who gets an A! Featured Books:LP to LH Thornhedge by T. KingfisherLH to LP The Collected Regrets of Clover by Mikki Brammer
Books Mentioned in This EpisodeNettle and Bone by T. KingfisherThey Both Die At The End by Adam Silvera
Ways to contact us: Follow us on Instagram - @thebookbumble Facebook:  Book Bumble Our website:  https://thebookbumble.buzzsprout.com Email:  bookbumblepodcast@gmail.com Hey Friends, please rate and review us!  



Season 2, Episode 35 - Homework

Send us a Text Message. It's the start of summer travel season so in this episode, our stack of books is tied together with the common theme of being amazing audio books.  We  will also share a Book In Hand.  Planes, trains, or automobiles, these books have you covered!

Featured Books:All My Knotted Up Life by Beth Moore (LP)Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy Blume (LP)Why Not Me? by Mindy Kaling (LH)The Last Mrs. Parrish by Liv Constantine (LH)Bookshops and Bonedust by Travis Baldree (LH)
Book in Hand:Keeping Lucy by T. Greenwood (LP)
 Books Mentioned in This Episode:The Lager Queen of Minnesota by J. Ryan StradalLegends and Lattes by Travis BaldreeThe Next Mrs. Parrish by Liv ConstantineIs Everyone Hanging Out Without Me (and other concerns) by Mindy Kaling

 Additional  Books That Go Along With Our Stack:Razor Blade Tears by S.A. Cosby Circe by Madeline Miller A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer Mary Jane by Jessica Anya Blau The Beach Street Knitting Society and Yarn Club by Gil McNeilThe Villa by Rachel Hawkins
 Ways to contact us: Follow us on Instagram - @thebookbumble Facebook:  Book Bumble Our website:  https://thebookbumble.buzzsprout.com Email:  bookbumblepodcast@gmail.com Hey Friends, please rate and review us!  



Season 2, Episode 34 - Must Listen Audio Books

Send us a Text Message. In this episode, our stack of books is tied together with the common theme of taking place around the turn of the century... the 19th to the 20th century to be exact.  We'll also share a Book In Hand. Featured Books:Brighty of the Grand Canyon by Marguerite Henry (LP)The Phoenix Crown by Kate Quinn and Janie Chang (LH)The Bookbinder by Pip Williams (LP)Uprising by Margaret Peterson Haddix (LH)
 Books in Hand:The Sicilian Inheritance by Jo Piazza (LP)
 Books Mentioned in This Episode:The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip WilliamsMisty of Chincoteague by Marguerite HenryThe Shadow Children and Missing series by Margaret Peterson HaddixThe Huntress by Kate QuinnThe Alice Network by Kate QuinnThree Souls by Janie ChangThe Porcelain Moon by Janie ChangThe Nature of Fragile Things by Susan Meissner
 Additional  Books That Go Along With Our Stack:A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty SmithOutrun the Moon by Stacey LeeSilent Came the Monster by Amy Hill HearthLittle Souls by Sandra DallasA Night to Remember by Walter Lord
 Ways to contact us: Follow us on Instagram - @thebookbumble Facebook:  Book Bumble Our website:  https://thebookbumble.buzzsprout.com Email:  bookbumblepodcast@gmail.com 

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Season 2, Episode 33 - Turn of the Century

Book Bumble

A podcast about writers who may or may not have written about crime, but who definitely committed it.

True crime

On April 8th, 1943 Otto and Elise Hampel, a working class couple from Berlin, are guillotined for leaving hundreds of postcards containing anti-Nazi messages in public places throughout the city. They, and their small everyday acts of futile resistance, are in many ways the opposite of Hans Fallada who continues to do just enough to appease the Nazi’s in order to survive under their regime. If anything he sees the Hampel’s deaths as proof that his capitulations to Nazi demands were the right course. But after the Third Reich falls and Fallada is forced to try to survive in bombed-out Berlin without money or food and with a new wife (who is also hopelessly addicted to morphine) it's the Hampels’ story that he turns to to write the first novel about domestic resistance to the Nazi’s. He writes the 550 page novel in 24 days. It’s an absolute masterpiece, and it kills him…

S3E5: The Nightmare

Fallada hunkers down on his farm where he plans to wait out the war writing and tending to his vegetable garden in sobriety. But the bomber jets buzzing overhead and the Nazi censors who only allow him to publish idyllic “memoirs” of his country life prove too much for him. He retreats to the bottle and descends into an alcoholic madness in which he brandishes a gun at his now ex-wife Suze.  The incident lands him in a Nazi psychiatric hospital which he chronicles in a  novel entitled The Drinker. He also writes a memoir about his life in the Third Reich with the belief that both the war and the nightmare he’s been living in since the Nazi’s took power will soon be over. He’s right about the first part, but not the second…
 

S3E4: Desperate Literature

In 1932 Hans Fallada releases his big hit, Little Man, What Now? a somewhat autobiographical novel about a young middle-class family trying to survive in an age of mass unemployment and hyperinflation. As The novel can be read as an indictment of the Weimar Republic, the Nazi’s spare it when they take power and begin mass book burnings in April 1933. But to stay in print Fallada agrees to change the novel’s highly unsympathetic Nazi character into a “footballer.” In his next novel, Once a Jailbird, he bends to pressure to write a forward saying that the inhumane justice system described in the novel is now, thankfully, a thing of the past - thanks to the Nazi’s. Doubly ironic because at the time he writes this forward, he’s already been a Nazi prisoner and will most definitely be one again…

S3E3: All Men Are Cowards

After spending less than two years in a posh sanatorium as punishment for the death of his friend, Fallada is released. Though he has few skills apart from writing and a murder charge on his record, the beginning of WWI means that there’s plenty of work for those who stay home. Fallada gets a job in an agricultural estate where he becomes an expert at working with tubers. He also works hard to become an expert cognac drinker, solicitor of sex and morphine user. These things cost money and in order to finance his budding addictions he steals from the estate and ends up in jail. Then he gets out, steals again and goes back. The discipline and routine of prison is good for Hans and he spends his years of incarceration honing his writing skills…

S3E2: A Thoroughly Degenerate Psychopath

Early morning October 17, 1911. Two teenagers climb a hill outside of Leipzig, Germany with the intention of killing each other in a duel. Rudolph Ditzen fires his gun and hits his mark but his friend Hans misses. Ditzen turns the gun on himself but survives and stumbles down the hill covered in blood. Years later Rudolph Ditzen will publish his first novel under the pseudonym Hans Fallada. By then he’d already killed a man, attempted to kill himself a number of times and been institutionalized nearly as many. His new name will go on to acquire just as much ignominy as the old one: multiple jail stints for theft and embezzlement, another attempted murder charge, and constant visits to sanatoriums for alcohol and morphine addiction. But Hans Fallada will also be responsible for publishing some of the greatest novels about life in Germany before, during and after the Second World War. 
 

S3E1: Lucky Hans

Penknife

Hello... I love reading scary stories off of the r/nosleep Reddit page. Some people told me I tell the stories pretty well so I figured I'd make a podcast where I narrate my favorite stories on the reddit page.

A father and son are hunted by a mysterious deadly creature in the mountains of south-central New Mexico.

Episode 2: Hunted in the Mountain's

This first story comes from my mother’s cousin, Jean-François, who worked at one of Québec’s largest hydroelectric dams back in the early 1970s.

Episode 1: Panic at Manic-5

#NoSleepNarration

時代紛擾，日子翻騰，當生活不再如常，藝術何以立足？

好想知道細膩敏感的藝術家們怎麼生活怎麼創作。是投身紀錄時代，還是潛心過日子？

且看二十位藝術家自選什麼關鍵詞作題，讓我們進入他們的故事。

十集《好想藝術》，二十個關鍵詞，不失為2020年的香港與香港藝術的一種另類紀錄與注腳。

鄭淑宜_練習

重複的動作，來回的針線，鄭淑宜用布料做出軟雕塑。
棉花糖般的顏色，軟綿綿的質地，是似曾相識的物品，是對世界的想像。
創作意欲不斷，練習不斷，是日常的生活狀態。

編導:許敏芳

馬師雅_足印

她在獨舞，亦是與時代共舞。
馬師雅 Alice喜歡創作具實驗性的當代舞演出，以身體探討人性與社會現狀，亦為內心深處最歇斯底里的情感尋找出口。
編舞創作讓她一步一步留下屬於自己的成長印記。從若隱若存的足印中，她不斷尋覓節奏與方向，並決意以自己的步伐，與時代一同前行。

編導:倫貝琪

練習 ‧ 足印 —— 藝術家_鄭淑宜 / 編舞_馬師雅

葉曉文_本土

葉曉文不是自然學家，但她能隨時隨地把動植物的故事娓娓道來。
在山野之間漫遊尋覓，最令她着迷的是香港土生土長的原生物種，她總愛以自然文學的角度，如數家珍地書寫與繪畫牠們的美好。
她專注於在地研究，從探索「本土」的事物中不斷思考與提問，人與物種如何在同一片土地，世世代代地與環境互相依存？

編導：倫貝琪


許俊傑_隔離

最熟悉的生活空間，原來是最陌生的表演場地。
所謂領悟，起初或者只是出於無奈。
疫情以來，舞台關閉，重開，再關閉，
但是身體說：很想，很想繼續跳下去。

跳的，看的，在...

本土‧ 隔離 —— 作家 ‧ 畫家_葉曉文 / 舞者 ‧ 編舞_許俊傑

鄧廣燊_悼念

投影的虛像刮上一層又一層實體的重量。
大幅素描安靜，紋風不動，
石墨之下，是關於至親，關於自己的流離。

由攝影照片、素描轉化成混合媒介，
遺物散發歷史文獻的意味。
彷彿站在一幅紀念碑，一個祭壇前思念故人，思考身份，
一場悼念的進行式由是完成。

編導:謝家豪


李振宇_年輪

先有身體，才有舞蹈。身體是本，是每個人的根本。如年輪。李振宇如是說。
他帶領舞蹈工作坊，實踐danceless取向，越過套式舞步，回歸動作遊戲，探索身體的可能，觸碰內在深層的自己。
同時，也在提問︰留神藝術...

悼念 ‧ 年輪 —— 藝術家_鄧廣燊 / 編舞_李振宇

黃建榮_清空

黃建榮 Edas 是一位街拍攝影師。他的創作靈感來自身邊的一切，為了捕捉心中的那一瞬間，他會靜心觀察、等待、甚至清空自己的思想，在無我的狀態下，進行沒有界限的探索。

編導:周頌添


陳鈞樂_自由

由臨摹中國古畫而愛上工筆畫，陳鈞樂以畫代替語言文字，表達自己的情感，記錄自己的故事。深海潛水的經歷，朋友外國生活的見聞，都觸動了他的創作神經，以白描方式印記在宣紙之上，一幅幅作品仿佛一篇篇日記。
陳鈞樂享受慢慢作畫，能夠不受現實瑣碎事煩擾，自由舒暢地表達心中所想於畫紙上，是他最大的期盼...

清空 ‧ 自由 —— 街拍攝影師_黃建榮/ 水墨藝術家_陳鈞樂

李偉能_未知

從個人到社會，從日常到世界，你以為你熟知一切，卻發現一切不可預計。

李偉能作為舞者，面對最熟悉的身體，依然時刻帶著覺知與儆醒：習以為常的看法，還有沒有另一種空間，另一種答案？

讓自己面對陌生，讓身體探索新領域，讓舞蹈建構思考空間，去對待眼前各種未知。

編導:許敏芳


Mudwork_乜嘢

表面上是一個大哥大，實際上是一個鬚刨；
表面上是一個鬚刨，實際上是一個風筒......
萬物的表象，豈止得一種面向。
只要多一點想像，人人都是達聞西。

Mudwork，一個藝術創作團體，...

未知 ‧ 乜嘢 —— 舞者 ‧ 編舞_李偉能 / 藝術創作團體_Mudwork

好想藝術

رادیوآویژ مسیری است برای بازفهم معماری، و در این مسیر به واسطه‌ی مدیوم پادکست همراه هم خواهیم بود.
#معماری #پادکست_معماری #پادکست_فارسی

لینک زیر برای شماست اگر تصمیم به حمایت از فعالیت رادیو آویژ دارید:
hamibash.com/avizhradio

در اپیزود هفتم #سیناپسیس از #رادیوآویژ در مورد موضوع Authenticity به شکل متفاوت تری از اپیزودهای گذشته پرداختیم. با ما همراه باشید

Avizh Radio | SYNOPSIS | Episode 07: Authenticity (PER)

رادیو آویژبخش SYNTHESISفصل یک: معماری چی نیست؟در اپیزود هفدهم بخش سینتزیس و در گفت و گو با دکتر یاسر موسی پور،موضوع خوانش معماری را به عنوان مقدمه ای بر نقد معماری مورد پرسش قرار دادیم و در انتها مسائلی مرتبط با موضوع اصلی را بررسی کردیم.

Avizh Radio | SYNTHESIS-Episode 17 : Yaser Mousapour

رادیو آویژبخش SYNTHESISفصل یک: معماری چی نیست؟در اپیزود شانزدهم بخش سینتزیس و در گفت و گو با زهرا اکبری و احمد حسینی عزیز، به و ارتباط "امر قدسی" و "معماری" میپردازیم و درباره‌ی تاریخ شکل‌گیری فضاهای نیایش در ادیان ابراهیمی و‌ باورهای اعتقادی دیگر میشنویم.

Avizh Radio | SYNTHESIS | Episode 16: Ahamd Hosseini - Zahra Akbari

در اپیزود ششم از بخش #سیناپسیس از #رادیوآویژ به بیان خوانش خودمون از مقاله Architecture and content, Who's affraid of form-object از Pier Vitorio Aureli میپردازیم.

Avizh Radio | SYNOPSIS | Episode 06: Architecture and content - who is afraid of the form-object - Pier Vitorio Aureli

رادیو آویژبخش SYNTHESISفصل یک: معماری چی نیست؟اپیزود پانزدهم: در 15مین اپیزود سینتزیس و در گفت و گو با پویان بیزه عزیز، سعی میکنیم تا درباره‌ی دانش آینده پژوهی بیشتر بدونیم و راجع به ارتباط معماری و این حوزه از دانش کنکاش میکنیم.#رادیوآویژ #سینتزیس #پادکست #معماری #پادکست_معماری #پادکست_فارسی #پویان_بیزه #آینده_پژوهی

AvizhRadio | SYNTHESIS | Episode 15: Pouyan Bizeh

Avizh Radio | رادیو آویژ

Moo wagt sich mit seinem magischen Grammophon nach Hogsmeade. Bei einem Butterbier im Eberkopf interviewt er verschiedene Gestalten aus der Harry Potter Welt! Ob Hagrid, Aberforth, McGonagall oder Charlie Weasley, früher oder später kommen sie alle auf einen Schluck vorbei. Ein Jahr nach der Schlach...

Moo ist auf dem Weg zum Bahnhof von Hogsmeade! Er nimmt uns mit auf seine Reise und ein neues Abenteuer beginnt! Welchen Figuren er begegnet und welche Orte er findet könnt ihr direkt im Anschluss hören im Podcast: "Geschichten aus der Verschollenen Bibliothek"

Bahnhof Hogsmeade: ein Abenteuer beginnt - Geschichten aus dem Eberkopf

Der Eberkopf in Hogsmeade! Mit einem magischen Grammophon in der Hand betritt Moo den Laden. Er bestellt ein Butterbier bei Aberforth und erzählt von Harry Potter.

Trailer - Geschichten aus dem Eberkopf

In der vorerst letzten Folge von Geschichten aus dem Eberkopf wird Moo unsanft vom Hauselfen Feddi geweckt. Er ist nach der Heftigen Muggelparty im Eberkopf eingeschlafen. Aber was ist mit den Muggeln passiert, die zu Gast waren? *Ein Harry Potter Hörspiel-Podcast*

18. Eine Reise zum Schloss - Geschichten aus dem Eberkopf

Heute mal etwas ganz Besonderes. Moo hat ein Weihnachtsgeschenk für euch. Er liest im Eberkopf ein paar kurze, zauberhafte Weihnachtsgeschichten vor.

Weihnachten in Hogwarts - (Special-Folge)

So verrückt war es noch nie! 30 Muggel kommen nach Hogsmeade. Aberforth musste extra eine Erlaubnis vom Zaubereiministerium besorgen, um das zu ermöglichen. *Ein Harry Potter Hörspiel-Podcast*

17. DIE MUGGEL KOMMEN!!! - Geschichten aus dem Eberkopf

Geschichten aus dem Eberkopf - Ein Harry Potter Hörspiel-Podcast

Stories of environmental justice and imagination in California and beyond, from UCLA's Laboratory for Environmental Narrative Strategies. LENS.cast tells stories about environmental art, activism, policy, and imagination, with a focus on questions of environmental and multispecies justice. How do bu...

Science

California’s Imperial Valley is home to one of the world’s largest deposits of lithium—a mineral that may be crucial to engineering a low-carbon economy. Companies and governments interested in extracting Imperial’s lithium promise that the process will bring jobs and investment to the Valley, one of the most socially and economically marginalized places in the state. In this episode, we ask experts, activists, and community members whether lithium mining in Imperial could be part of what exp...

White-Golden State: Extracting Futures in Lithium Valley

In this episode, Christopher Kelty explores the rather surprising background to the No Kill Movement in LA. (It's Satan.) This is the sixth episode produced as part of our collaboration with the Labyrinth Project.

Also, Satan

You just saw a coyote on the street. Or maybe you read about it on Nextdoor. What should you think? In this episode, Spencer Robins asks whether you really saw that coyote, or whether you’ve followed a ghost—a cloud coyote—into a surprising political storm in Los Angeles.This is the fifth episode produced as part of our collaboration with the Labyrinth Project.

Coyotes in the Cloud

The maze has brought you to a cat’s cradle story of responsibility and moral failure. Listen as Niaz Sassounian takes us on a whirlwind tour of the feral cat controversy in Los Angeles.This is the fourth episode produced as part of our collaboration with the Labyrinth Project.

The Responsibility of Feral Cats

Everybody in Los Angeles has a coyote story, but nobody can quite agree on what seeing a coyote in the city means. What do coyotes mean by the things they do? In this episode Chase Niesner explores how what we see in coyotes might depend on what they see in us.This is the third episode produced as part of our collaboration with the Labyrinth Project.

How to See Coyotes

LENS.cast

The process of developing digital products and experiences can be a daunting task organizations often find themselves wondering if they are solving the right problems the right way hoping the result is what the end user needs. That’s why our team at Method has decided to launch Build What’s Next: Di...

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In this episode of Build What’s Next: Digital Product Perspectives, we share our latest Tech Talk featuring Michael Ifkovits, Director of Business Strategy at Method, Joel Suckow, Digital Surgery at Johnson & Johnson, and Rick Sanden, Principal Embedded Software Engineer at Medtronic. Join them as they discuss:
• How technology such as AI is shaping the healthcare industry
• The potential of AI in reducing cognitive load for healthcare providers
• The risks and unintended consequences of digital tool developments
• Challenges and opportunities in personalized digital health
• FDA’s hidden role in tech innovation
• And more!

Michael is a passionate and driven innovator who excels at making complex, new concepts easy to understand for clients and colleagues. Joel is a seasoned tech professional with experience at DePuy Synthes and Red Ventures. He also co-founded PureSurgery before joining Johnson & Johnson.

Rick is a Distinguished Engineer with expertise in developing and customizing RTOS for medical instruments and test systems. He has vast experience developing medical instrument software using C, C++, C#, and .NET.

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Episode Resources:
• Michael on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/itsifky
• Method Website: https://www.method.com
• Joel on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joel-suckow
• Johnson & Johnson Website: https://www.jnj.com
• Rick on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-sanden-2441575a
• Medtronic Website: https://www.medtronic.com/me-en/index.html

Episode Highlights:
• [01:32] How Cutting-Edge Tech Is Giving Surgeons the Upper Hand
• [06:15] How AI Is Helping Healthcare Providers Dedicate More Time to Their Patients
• [11:12] Are Virtual Doctor Visits Here to Stay?
• [15:36] Unintended Consequences and Risks Associated with Digital Tool Developments
• [18:06] How J&J; and Medtronic Are Revolutionizing Healthcare with Digital Surgery
• [26:30] FDA’s Hidden Role in Tech Innovation

Quotes:
• “Our provider experience is how do we make that experience in a competitive world where you have a choice, which is a great thing? I love all of our competitors because it makes us all better. But if you're a surgeon, there are a lot of different total knee implants that you can use. So why use ours? And then, I think what we're excited about now and what we're I think we're gonna talk about today is not just the implant, but how am I choosing the technology?” — Joel Suckow
• “For Medtronic, we like to think about the provider as we like to say, Hey, we want to empower that provider so that provider can actually deliver the best quality health care and then also the safest. And so we're saying we want to deliver the right solution to the provider at the right time that gives him or her the opportunity to increase the quality of care.” — Rick Sanden
• “When we talk to providers, time is their most valuable asset, and that is directly related to how many patients they can see and how long they can spend with that patient. So, if I have a solution that tracks data, but it takes a surgeon five minutes to input that data, that's time taken away from their patient. So they're looking for digital solutions that are saving them time to date.” — Joel Suckow
• “We're in the medical field, so patient privacy is very important and that actually is

Transforming the Healthcare Provider Experience Joel Suckow and Rick Sanden

In this episode of Build What’s Next: Digital Product Perspectives, host Josh Lucas is joined by Jason Rome and Cory Vogelsonger, the Chief Product & Technology Officer at Aaron's, Inc.

Join them as they discuss:
• What culture in an organization means and how it can drive success
• Physical and psychological safety and how to nurture that in a working environment
• Best practice for improving clarity among your workforce
• Why you should encourage an environment where workers feel able to speak up and take risks 
• The importance of engaging directly with customers and users
• And more!

Jason is, the SVP of Digital Strategy & Customer Experience at Method, Cory is the Chief Product & Technology Officer at Aaron's and a progressive digital product development leader with a career built on leading large, enterprise-scale transformation efforts. 

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Episode Resources:
• Cory on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cory-voglesonger-81907628
• Invoke Website: https://www.aarons.com
• Jason on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-rome-275b2014 
• Method Website: https://www.method.com 

Episode Highlights:
• [00:02:10] Defining Culture in Modern Product
• [00:07:40] Safety, Clarity and Urgency
• [00:24:46] Writing One-Pagers
• [00:26:11] Types of Safety in the Workplace
• [00:43:12] Facilitating Intrinsic Motivation Through Immersion in the Customer Experience

Quotes:
• “One of the techniques that I use and try to teach on my team is we write a lot of one-pagers, just like a single page document when we start out an initiative that really highlights clearly what we're trying to do and why, in an outcome oriented way”
• “There's this concept of psychological safety, which I think most probably have heard of. But in general that is this true feeling of organizational permission, to be candid, to say what's on your mind, to take risks and not feel all the potentially negative consequences that can come from that.” 
• “There's a lot of learned helplessness, frankly, in corporate America where, like, I can't do this thing because they said so or that would be risky. And so a lot of what I'm trying to do is just go as strip away as much as we can to where the entire value stream and how work is created. They own by and large and can influence directly. That's why I send them into the store so they can feel what their customers feel in the crappy experience that they thought was a good trade off and sitting down.” 

Safety, Clarity, and Urgency: The Pillars of Culture with Jason Rome and Cory Voglesonger

In this episode of Build What’s Next: Digital Product Perspectives, host Josh Lucas is joined by Kent Keirsey, Founder and CEO at Invoke. Together, they explore the intersection of AI and creative content generation, touching on how it is impacting artists’ work, the rules around copyright, and the arguments for leveraging either closed or open models. Long Summary:  In this episode of Build What’s Next: Digital Product Perspectives, host Josh Lucas is joined by Kent Keirsey, Founder and CEO at Invoke. Join them as they discuss:The role of AI from artists’ perspectivesHow Invoke train AI models for creative image generationThe rules of copyright in AI-generated imagesWhere businesses can appropriately leverage AIThe differences between closed and open modelsThe near future of AI’s effect on video contentAnd more!Kent is Founder and CEO of Invoke, a creative AI image generation platform that empowers artists and enthusiasts to create the art of tomorrow. He’s also the Founder and Advisor of Product ATL, bringing together Product experts from across Atlanta. If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts, instructions on how to do this are here. Episode Resources:Kent on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kentkeirsey Invoke Website: https://www.invoke.com Josh on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josh-lucas-7844401b Method Website: https://www.method.com Episode Highlights:[07:47] AI From an Artist’s Perspective[15:26] Invoke’s Approach to Training Models[22:01] The Rules Around Copyright[34:22] Where Can You Appropriately Leverage AI?[44:16] The Future of AI and Video Content[48:17] AI Tools to Look Out ForQuotes:“[The use of AI is] really much more of an element of injecting language and your creative goals into a process that can realize those really quickly, but you're still composing that, you're still compositing it, you're still orchestrating a lot of the actual creative decision making in order to get to a good spot. Because if you don't have that skill, if you don't have any sense of color theory or artistry, the rule of thirds and composition, you're going to make something that doesn't look good. You still need those artistic skills in order to produce something that's worth looking at.” “We've moved beyond this naive early implementation of, ‘push a button, get output’, to the point where we now can control it to an extent that, I would argue, at least personally, is sufficient human expression to merit copyright.” “The debate rages between, should this technology be open, does that pose too great a risk? Does it pose too great a geopolitical political risk from a US centric point of view? Do we want everyone having our latest and greatest AI model?... And then on the closed side, you have people arguing that the access to this technology is going to be limited. We're going to be centralizing power. We're going to be centralizing the ability to generate value in organizations that may not really care if they employ that many people to generate that value.” 

AI in Creative Industries: Opportunities and Implications with Kent Keirsey

In this episode of Build What’s Next: Digital Product Perspectives, host Josh Lucas is joined by Blair Holt, Director of Experience Design at Method, and Josh Batie, VP of Autonomous Mobility at Toyota North America. 

Join them as they discuss: 
● The challenges of developing autonomous vehicles
● The importance of in-cabin experience
● Fleet management
● The ongoing transformation of the automotive experience. 
● Toyota's cautious approach to EVs
● The future of mobility 
● And more!

Blair Holt is the Director of Experience Design at Method. Before that, he worked as the Principal of Business Design. Blair has also worked at Bank of America, Lowe’s Companies, and Toyota. He has over twenty years of experience in defining customer-centric products, services, and experiences. 

Josh Batie is Vice-President of Autonomous Mobility at Toyota North America, where he has worked for over eight years. Prior to working at Toyota, Josh was employed at Nissan Motor Corporation for three years. Josh has over twenty years experience in the automotive industry. 

If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts, instructions on how to do this are here.

Episode Resources:
● Blair Holt on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/blairtholt
● Josh Batie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josh-batie
● Josh Lucas on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josh-lucas-7844401b 
● Method Website: https://www.method.com 

Episode Highlights:
● 09:20 From EV Skeptic to EV Evangelist 
● 12:32 Industry Turning Points
● 17:08 Future Proofing Vehicles 
● 31:04 Proceeding With Caution 
● 39:12 Managing Vehicle Fleets 
● 51:40 The Future of the Automotive Experience  
Quotes: 
● “I never recognized how much it meant to be able to visualize what the car was planning on doing and transitioning that to what I was feeling from the seat. And that's where that marriage of the digital and the physical will never go away. Because it was those two things put together where I was like all ‘All right, it sees that person jaywalking, and it's already made a decision here, and it's thinking about what it's got to do there. I'm good with that because I wouldn't do any more myself at this point.’ It's beyond what I would have done.” -Josh Batie
● “The essence of the car is different than it was before, and so who needs to educate on it and sell it and service it might be fundamentally different.” -Blair Holt
● “I think you're going to see companies start making big strides to building these cars where they have the ability to be improved in the future. And that's from a safety standpoint, regulatory standpoint, but also an experience standpoint. And so I think that's the biggest one you're going to see is that throughout generations of owning a car, just like maybe when you bought your car, you put larger tyres on it or you modify it to be something personalized. I think that you'll see a car be able to evolve over time with different owners to meet their needs.” -Josh Batie

EVs and Automation Technology: Impact and Implications with Blair Holt and Josh Batie

In this episode of Build What’s Next: Digital Product Perspectives, host Josh Lucas is joined by Bob Moesta, President and CEO of ReWired Group, and Andy Busam, Principal Consultant at Method.

Join them as they discuss:
- What the Jobs to be Done framework really is
- The common pitfalls in implementing best practices from the framework
- How to take learnings from research to implementation
- Snickers as a Jobs to be Done case study
- Whether ‘the pivot’ is a necessary step of product development
- How Jobs to be Done fits into desirability, feasibility, and viability
- And more!

 Bob Moesta is President and CEO of ReWired Group, who specialize in Demand-Side Innovation in the marketing world. He is also Co-Founder of Laser Ventures, Strategic Advisor at LifeWeb 360, an Adjunct Lecturer of Executive MBA Education at Northwestern University, and a Research Fellow at the Clayton Christensen Institute.

Andy Busam is a Principal Strategist at Method and has held multiple roles with the company focused on Digital Strategy and Experience Design. Prior to his return to Method, Andy was the Director of Digital Strategy at United Therapeutic Corporation.

If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts, instructions on how to do this are here.

Episode Resources:
- Bob on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobmoesta
- Andy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andybusam
- Josh on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josh-lucas-7844401b
- Method Website: https://www.method.com 

 Episode Highlights:
- [01:51] Introducing the Jobs to be Done Framework 
- [12:19] Common Pitfalls in Implementing Best Practices
- [23:14] Taking Learnings from Research to Implementation
- [27:49] How Snickers Implemented the Jobs to be Done Framework
- [37:20] Is Pivoting a Necessary Step of Product Development?
- [47:25] Using Jobs to be Done in Desirability, Feasibility, and Viability

 Quotes:
● “Jobs to be Done is this whole premise that people don't buy products, they hire them in a very specific situation to help them make progress. And what that means is that it allows us to actually understand that context that they're in and the outcome they want to actually drive them to actually buy something or to choose or to change behavior.” - Bob Moesta
●  “The biggest mistake people make is they don't actually go talk to customers because they can't get access to them. And so then they assume they know what customers are talking about.” - Bob Moesta
● “Perfect is the enemy of good. It's also the enemy of done, and so I think that one of our overarching principles here is simplify and go, and what we see too often is over complicating and taking too long to get off the ground.” - Andy Busam

Implementing the Jobs to be Done Framework with Bob Moesta and Andy Busam

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