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This podcast is designed for all those times you're sketching, working in the shop, or just looking for inspiration from inspiring people. Afterschool comes from an industrial design perspective, but focuses on all types of creativity: Graphic design, storytelling, architecture, cooking, illustration, branding, materials, business, research... anything that could enrich your thought process, we'll talk about.

Core77 Presents Afterschool

This podcast has weekly web development tips and tricks using Rapidweaver for Mac. The episodes give quick and consie tips to make you a better weaver of the web. New episodes are never longer than 15 minutes.

WeaverCast - The RapidWeaver Podcast

A podcast for designers, aspiring designers, or those who just passionate about good design. Designer, entrepreneur and host Laura Powers interviews designers and those affiliated with the design to provide inspiration, insights, and tools for those who are in work in various design fields. Background graphic by Freepik. For more information on Laura Powers, you can go to her website <a href="http://www.laurapowers.net" rel="noopener">www.laurapowers.net</a>.

A podcast for designers, aspiring designers, or those who just passionate about good design. Designer, entrepreneur and host Laura Powers interviews designers and those affiliated with the design to provide inspiration, insights, and tools for those who are in work in various design fields. Background graphic by Freepik. For more information on Laura Powers, you can go to her website www.laurapowers.net.

A podcast for designers, aspiring designers, or those who just passionate about good design. Designer, entrepreneur and host Laura Powers interviews designers and those affiliated with the design to provide inspiration, insights, and tools for those who are in work in various design fields. Background graphic by Freepik. For more information on Laura Powers, you can go to her website <a href="http://www.laurapowers.net" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.laurapowers.net</a>.

Design By

Amalgam Is a Podcast Focusing on Creatives and Entrepreneurs.

Amalgam Podcast

NeoConversations takes you inside the heart of NeoCon, the premier event for the commercial interior design industry. This year, Avi Rajagopal, editor in chief of METROPOLIS, steps in as the host to capture all the dynamic happenings of the world's largest architecture and design event. Join him as he navigates the vast landscape of NeoCon, engaging with veteran attendees, panel moderators, and CEU experts. These conversations peel back the layers of the event, providing both new and returning attendees with insights to enhance their experience.

NeoConversations

Explore the retail and ecommerce product launch formula to out-design, out-source, and out-profit your competition. New Consumer product launches are inherently risky, and the odds of success are not in your favor. 7 out of 10 consumer product launches fail; 14 out of 15 products on the home shopping channels fail; less than 2% of inventions ever make any money. In this podcast, and within the Product Launch Hazzards community, Inc. Columnist and product launch expert Tracy Hazzard, and industrial designer and product development expert Tom Hazzard, share the product launch formula, strategy, and resources that flip the odds and will make your product launch successful. The best products rarely win at retail, but the best product launch strategy does. After designing and developing 250 products that sold over 2 Billion dollars at ecommerce and mass market retail, the Hazzards know what makes a product launch successful. They know how to design out costs, how to design out risk, and how to design products that out sell the competition. Every week they will share the ‘the hazards’ of product launching, the keys to market fit, sourcing tactics, and expose you to the product launch team who really know what it takes to make it. International sourcing is full of pitfalls, what you don’t about product compliance, consumer product safety standards, proper documentation, strategic relationship building, you put your ability to deliver a safe, high quality product into the market, at great risk. Our experts have spent decades sourcing from Asia, and around the world. They share with you not only what can go wrong, but how to source your products using the best product development, quality control, IP security, and relationship building techniques. Tracy &amp; Tom believe that turning your products from a liability to an asset, can build big brand valuation. With the right mix of product intellectual property – copyrights, trademarks, and patents, you can make your brand more valuable and competitive proof.Discover how the right things, in the right order, with the right resources defies product launch odds and will help you out design, our source, and out profit your way to retail success. Product Launch Hazzards is right for you, if you need help from a like-minded product launch expert community to teach you, support you, and answer your questions. If you need ongoing product launch advice, but can’t afford retainers, or the time to find and vet the right experts, then the free Product Launch Hazzards community is right for you. If you have been looking for a product launch mastermind in a no sales pressure environment, who will put you, your product, and your brand first, then please join us now.

Explore the retail and ecommerce product launch formula to out-design, out-source, and out-profit your competition. New Consumer product launches are inherently risky, and the odds of success are not in your favor. 7 out of 10 consumer product launches fail; 14 out of 15 products on the home shopping channels fail; less than 2% of inventions ever make any money. In this podcast, and within the Product Launch Hazzards community, Inc. Columnist and product launch expert Tracy Hazzard, and industrial designer and product development expert Tom Hazzard, share the product launch formula, strategy, and resources that flip the odds and will make your product launch successful. The best products rarely win at retail, but the best product launch strategy does. After designing and developing 250 products that sold over 2 Billion dollars at ecommerce and mass market retail, the Hazzards know what makes a product launch successful. They know how to design out costs, how to design out risk, and how to design products that out sell the competition. Every week they will share the ‘the hazards’ of product launching, the keys to market fit, sourcing tactics, and expose you to the product launch team who really know what it takes to make it. International sourcing is full of pitfalls, what you don’t about product compliance, consumer product safety standards, proper documentation, strategic relationship building, you put your ability to deliver a safe, high quality product into the market, at great risk. Our experts have spent decades sourcing from Asia, and around the world. They share with you not only what can go wrong, but how to source your products using the best product development, quality control, IP security, and relationship building techniques. Tracy & Tom believe that turning your products from a liability to an asset, can build big brand valuation. With the right mix of product intellectual property – copyrights, trademarks, and patents, you can make your brand more valuable and competitive proof.Discover how the right things, in the right order, with the right resources defies product launch odds and will help you out design, our source, and out profit your way to retail success. Product Launch Hazzards is right for you, if you need help from a like-minded product launch expert community to teach you, support you, and answer your questions. If you need ongoing product launch advice, but can’t afford retainers, or the time to find and vet the right experts, then the free Product Launch Hazzards community is right for you. If you have been looking for a product launch mastermind in a no sales pressure environment, who will put you, your product, and your brand first, then please join us now.

Product Launch Hazzards – The Right Things in the Right Order with the Right Resources for Your Retail Success

We sit down with our favorite artists and writers to discuss things that inspire us.

The Colophon

A museum director and a few obsessed college professors discuss all things film, TV, music, comics, and popular culture.

The Cold Open Podcast

Dave Chappelle

Welcome to this new iteration of my podcast, which was called Making Design Circular and now has the same name as my Substack, Brackish. 

Brackish is a term used to describe water that is a mixture of saltwater and freshwater, for example, where a river meets the sea. I first encountered it sitting in a boat in just such water and it immediately became one of my favourite words. I am fascinated by intersections, liminal and littoral spaces, overlaps and interconnections, and I want to use this space to explore all of those things – the ideas that don’t fit into neat boxes.

So, I’ll be exploring those things here – the places where craft meets nature, where the rules don’t apply and ‘shoulds’ start to fall away. Which brings me to the second meaning of the word brackish.

As well as meaning ‘somewhat salty’ in very neutral terms, it has also come to mean ‘unpalatable’ or ‘repulsive’. I didn’t know this until after I decided upon it as a name, but as a woman in her middle years, who is relearning how to take up space, I am so here for that alternative definition! 

From occasional ‘salty’ language to refusing to adhere to feminine standards of beauty or behaviour, I am leaning into my brackish era – and I’m doing it here with some brilliant women and non-binary folks who are doing the same. <a href="https://brackishbykatietreggiden.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">brackishbykatietreggiden.substack.com</a>

Welcome to this new iteration of my podcast, which was called Making Design Circular and now has the same name as my Substack, Brackish. Brackish is a term used to describe water that is a mixture of saltwater and freshwater, for example, where a river meets the sea. I first encountered it sitting in a boat in just such water and it immediately became one of my favourite words. I am fascinated by intersections, liminal and littoral spaces, overlaps and interconnections, and I want to use this space to explore all of those things – the ideas that don’t fit into neat boxes. So, I’ll be exploring those things here – the places where craft meets nature, where the rules don’t apply and ‘shoulds’ start to fall away. Which brings me to the second meaning of the word brackish. As well as meaning ‘somewhat salty’ in very neutral terms, it has also come to mean ‘unpalatable’ or ‘repulsive’. I didn’t know this until after I decided upon it as a name, but as a woman in her middle years, who is relearning how to take up space, I am so here for that alternative definition! From occasional ‘salty’ language to refusing to adhere to feminine standards of beauty or behaviour, I am leaning into my brackish era – and I’m doing it here with some brilliant women and non-binary folks who are doing the same. brackishbykatietreggiden.substack.com

Welcome to this new iteration of my podcast, which was called Making Design Circular and now has the same name as my Substack, Brackish. 

Brackish is a term used to describe water that is a mixture of saltwater and freshwater, for example, where a river meets the sea. I first encountered it sitting in a boat in just such water and it immediately became one of my favourite words. I am fascinated by intersections, liminal and littoral spaces, overlaps and interconnections, and I want to use this space to explore all of those things – the ideas that don’t fit into neat boxes.

So, I’ll be exploring those things here – the places where craft meets nature, where the rules don’t apply and ‘shoulds’ start to fall away. Which brings me to the second meaning of the word brackish.

As well as meaning ‘somewhat salty’ in very neutral terms, it has also come to mean ‘unpalatable’ or ‘repulsive’. I didn’t know this until after I decided upon it as a name, but as a woman in her middle years, who is relearning how to take up space, I am so here for that alternative definition! 

From occasional ‘salty’ language to refusing to adhere to feminine standards of beauty or behaviour, I am leaning into my brackish era – and I’m doing it here with some brilliant women and non-binary folks who are doing the same. <a href="https://brackishbykatietreggiden.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">brackishbykatietreggiden.substack.com</a>

Brackish (formerly Making Design Circular with Katie Treggiden)

An audio diary of full-time artist, Julia Hagen. Julia documents her experience week by week as she develops her creative practice and business. She shares tips and insights with her listeners in order to connect with other creatives walking a similar path.

The Artist’s Journey

A podcast created by Architecture and Design students centered around the studio environment, and culture. Inspired by the far too frequent text sent by design students, “Sorry I’m in Studio”.

Sorry I’m in Studio.

The Randy and Nic Show

After 15 years of running The Sketchbook Project, we've accumulated over 50,000 sketchbooks that live in our permanent collection at Brooklyn Art Library. Our collection embodies the age old expression, "Don't Judge a Book By It's Cover!" Each kraft colored book that you pull down holds a story that is as unique as the individual. Part of the magic of our library is that you never know just what you'll find as you explore the books throughout our shelves.

As employees of Brooklyn Art Library, our days are consumed with the collection. While our daily lives are surrounded by interacting with and preserving The Sketchbook Project, each book is only a glimpse of an artist's experience frozen in time. It often makes us wonder...What is the impact of our project? Do our participants remember it often or is it something they send off and never think about again? Where are they now and how has their work evolved or lives changed after this experience?

These questions sparked our Founder and Managing Director, Steven Peterman and Associate Creative Director, Autumn Farina to explore the collection through getting to know the artists behind these stories. Like our collection, this podcast is versatile! Each episode features participants from our community as we discover the stories behind their books through different themes, formats and topics.

We hope you embark on this journey with us and become just as inspired as we are by the stories that unfold through each episode. Together, we will learn more about the collection from the eyes of the creators themselves and unveil what was really going on when they shared their story with The Sketchbook Project.

After 15 years of running The Sketchbook Project, we've accumulated over 50,000 sketchbooks that live in our permanent collection at Brooklyn Art Library. Our collection embodies the age old expression, "Don't Judge a Book By It's Cover!" Each kraft colored book that you pull down holds a story that is as unique as the individual. Part of the magic of our library is that you never know just what you'll find as you explore the books throughout our shelves. As employees of Brooklyn Art Library, our days are consumed with the collection. While our daily lives are surrounded by interacting with and preserving The Sketchbook Project, each book is only a glimpse of an artist's experience frozen in time. It often makes us wonder...What is the impact of our project? Do our participants remember it often or is it something they send off and never think about again? Where are they now and how has their work evolved or lives changed after this experience? These questions sparked our Founder and Managing Director, Steven Peterman and Associate Creative Director, Autumn Farina to explore the collection through getting to know the artists behind these stories. Like our collection, this podcast is versatile! Each episode features participants from our community as we discover the stories behind their books through different themes, formats and topics. We hope you embark on this journey with us and become just as inspired as we are by the stories that unfold through each episode. Together, we will learn more about the collection from the eyes of the creators themselves and unveil what was really going on when they shared their story with The Sketchbook Project.

Brooklyn Art Library - Podcast

Our members Lynn Morstead &amp; Kelli Soika get together weekly to chat about cohousing topics. They reflect on a broad range of questions, observations, challenges and successes related to their forming cohousing community and the world around them. They are newbies to the podcasting world, refining their craft each week. Come along for the ride! They're fun and look forward to your comments. Lynn &amp; Kelli&nbsp; For more information on CoHousing Houston go to www.cohousinghouston.com

Our members Lynn Morstead & Kelli Soika get together weekly to chat about cohousing topics. They reflect on a broad range of questions, observations, challenges and successes related to their forming cohousing community and the world around them. They are newbies to the podcasting world, refining their craft each week. Come along for the ride! They're fun and look forward to your comments. Lynn & Kelli  For more information on CoHousing Houston go to www.cohousinghouston.com

Tell me more about cohousing

Modernist design: it is timeless, clean, functional, and often familiar. The more you learn, the more you recognize… it is all around us. Upon reflection, admiration grows. The Perspecta aims to expand your knowledge, through tastefully interviewing the most interesting, conversant, and influential members of our community. Come listen, subscribe, and start discovering your next mid-century modern obsession right now.

Modernist design: it is timeless, clean, functional, and often familiar. The more you learn, the more you recognize… it is all around us. Upon reflection, admiration grows. The Perspecta aims to expand your knowledge, through tastefully interviewing the most interesting, conversant, and influential members of our community. Come listen, subscribe, and start discovering your next mid-century modern obsession right now.

The Perspecta - Mid-century Modern Stories

Climify is the podcast that connects climate scientists and design educators together so that we can help combat our climate crisis in our classrooms. The discussions on this program are geared to help you climify your syllab i to assign projects that not only teach design fundamentals but also can have a positive impact on our climate. A podcast by Climate Designers Listen at climatedesigners.org/edu/climify

Climify is the podcast that connects climate scientists and design educators together so that we can help combat our climate crisis in our classrooms. The discussions on this program are geared to help you climify your syllab i to assign projects that not only teach design fundamentals but also can have a positive impact on our climate.A podcast by Climate DesignersListen at climatedesigners.org/edu/climify

Climify is the podcast that connects climate scientists and design educators together so that we can help combat our climate crisis in our classrooms. The discussions on this program are geared to help you climify your syllab i to assign projects that not only teach design fundamentals but also can have a positive impact on our climate. A podcast by Climate Designers Listen at climatedesigners.org/edu/climify

Climify

Davy and PJ, design system practitioners talk about design-led product ownership, scaling and adoption, community and engagement, design system team models, and much more.

Design System Office Hours

Free Download - Dj Sets, Remixes, Mash Up and More | Official Page: www.diozambrano.com | Facebook Music: www.facebook.com/diozambrano | Twitter: www.twitter.com/diozambrano.

Dio Zambrano Podcast

Game development stories, fun theory discussion, and advice on how to get in the game industry.

Game Design w/ Joe Method

A podcast dedicated to finding interesting, useful or unique crowdfunding projects!

KickCast - The Podcast for Crowdfunding Projects! | KickStarter | IndieGoGo

The Up Late Network

Whipmaker and host Nick Schrader of Nick's Whip Shop answers your questions on the air.

WhipCast

Podcast para creativos en español donde busco ayudarles a creer para crear.
Conducido por el diseñador venezolano Luis 'Threz' Palencia.

Podcast para creativos en español donde busco ayudarles a creer para crear. Conducido por el diseñador venezolano Luis 'Threz' Palencia.

Deli & Graphics

Are you interested in plants? Do you want to green up your space, inside and out? The Virgin Gardener Podcast will be interviewing guests from all areas of the horticultural world, from flower-farmers and florists to Chelsea medal-winning designers and community gardeners; from Instagram gardener sensations to landscapers, mining them mercilessly for all the practical tips, tricks and advice they can give to newbie and enthusiastic amateur gardeners. Laetitia Maklouf and Andrew O’Brien pledge to forage tirelessly on your behalf so you can make your green space more gorgeous!

The Virgin Gardener Podcast

How to get your architecture published. 17 part series presented by the co-founders of BowerBird.io, architectural photographer Nic Granleese, and design journalist Ben Morgan. Topics covered include 5 steps to getting published, common mistakes architects make with the media, the purpose of getting published, media kits for architects, the people in architectural media (editors, freelance writers, publishers, and photographers), different types of publications (magazines, newspapers, websites, books, TV shows and social media), topics covered in architectural media, how to create amazing content, how to engage a photographer, story telling for an architect, how to name architecture, how to submit to journalists, architecture exclusives and much more.

How to get your architecture published.17 part series presented by the co-founders of BowerBird.io, architectural photographer Nic Granleese, and design journalist Ben Morgan. Topics covered include 5 steps to getting published, common mistakes architects make with the media, the purpose of getting published, media kits for architects, the people in architectural media (editors, freelance writers, publishers, and photographers), different types of publications (magazines, newspapers, websites, books, TV shows and social media), topics covered in architectural media, how to create amazing content, how to engage a photographer, story telling for an architect, how to name architecture, how to submit to journalists, architecture exclusives and much more.

How to get your architecture published. 17 part series presented by the co-founders of BowerBird.io, architectural photographer Nic Granleese, and design journalist Ben Morgan. Topics covered include 5 steps to getting published, common mistakes architects make with the media, the purpose of getting published, media kits for architects, the people in architectural media (editors, freelance writers, publishers, and photographers), different types of publications (magazines, newspapers, websites, books, TV shows and social media), topics covered in architectural media, how to create amazing content, how to engage a photographer, story telling for an architect, how to name architecture, how to submit to journalists, architecture exclusives and much more.

BowerBird Architecture Podcast

The Alexa Podcast delivers a monthly, half-hour look into the evolution of Amazon's Alexa in the context of voice-first technology.  Co-hosted by Bradley Metrock and Kevin Old. Part of the VoiceFirst.FM podcast network.

The Alexa Podcast delivers a monthly, half-hour look into the evolution of Amazon's Alexa in the context of voice-first technology. Co-hosted by Bradley Metrock and Kevin Old. Part of the VoiceFirst.FM podcast network.

The Alexa Podcast

We are a collaborative workshop where like-minded designers and thinkers can disassemble, examine and reconstruct the things and ideas that ignite our interest. The Table Sessions Podcast are those interests put to audio!

The Table Sessions

We live on a life giving rock called Earth hurtling through space.

Like a spaceship, we have a finite amount of supplies with an intelligent operating system, called nature, which keeps everything replenished as long as we all respect and participate wisely.

In this podcast I’m in conversations with humans involved in regenerating life,

Shifting consciousness and re-imagining how we can live more beautifully and peacefully.

I talk with artists, writers, activists, designers, adventurers, healers, farmers, creative mavericks and more.

Their stories invite us to participate in the co-creation of life sustaining cultures.

In service to life.

Becoming crew on Spaceship Earth.



 <a href="https://becomingcrew.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">becomingcrew.substack.com</a>

We live on a life giving rock called Earth hurtling through space. Like a spaceship, we have a finite amount of supplies with an intelligent operating system, called nature, which keeps everything replenished as long as we all respect and participate wisely. In this podcast I’m in conversations with humans involved in regenerating life, Shifting consciousness and re-imagining how we can live more beautifully and peacefully. I talk with artists, writers, activists, designers, adventurers, healers, farmers, creative mavericks and more. Their stories invite us to participate in the co-creation of life sustaining cultures. In service to life. Becoming crew on Spaceship Earth. becomingcrew.substack.com

We live on a life giving rock called Earth hurtling through space.

Like a spaceship, we have a finite amount of supplies with an intelligent operating system, called nature, which keeps everything replenished as long as we all respect and participate wisely.

In this podcast I’m in conversations with humans involved in regenerating life,

Shifting consciousness and re-imagining how we can live more beautifully and peacefully.

I talk with artists, writers, activists, designers, adventurers, healers, farmers, creative mavericks and more.

Their stories invite us to participate in the co-creation of life sustaining cultures.

In service to life.

Becoming crew on Spaceship Earth.



 <a href="https://becomingcrew.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">becomingcrew.substack.com</a>

THE SPACESHIP EARTH PODCAST

مُدکست یک رسانه است، برای "شنیده شدن" نگفته های مد و فشن در ایران و "شنیدن" حرفهایی که در راستای رشد این هنر-صنعت ناب باشد

مُدکست

We talk to creative people who follow their inspiration and passions. We like to call them non conformist never grow up weirdos. See why they are just like you, not normal.

Seaweed And Gravel Never Grow Up Weirdos

Greetings Boils and Ghouls Welcome to the Slashenings Podcast. This is where I discuss horror's influence from the silver screen and beyond.If you enjoy the podcast you can follow the show on @slasheningspod on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Keep it creepy, JR

Slashenings

The Brand Talks is the official Podcast of Fifty Elevn, hosted by the creative team at Fifty Elevn. In each episode, we’ll interview companies both large and small that have made their mark in their industry by utilizing a unique brand position to resonate with their audience. We’ll talk branding, design, marketing, and more to bring you insights along their road to success, in order to extract applicable advice and idea-sparking inspiration - whether you’re an entrepreneur, marketing guru, strategy and growth junkie, or anything in-between.

The Brand Talks with Fifty Elevn

Experience the World of Wine & more with Jean-Charles Boisset!

Inspired by Wine, the catalyst for all great conversation, together we explore art, design, fashion, architecture, history, nature, food, great chefs and the finest things in life, which are the essence of luxury and the fuel for our passion!

Experience the World of Wine & more with Jean-Charles Boisset! Inspired by Wine, the catalyst for all great conversation, together we explore art, design, fashion, architecture, history, nature, food, great chefs and the finest things in life, which are the essence of luxury and the fuel for our passion!

Experience the World of Wine &amp; more with Jean-Charles Boisset!

Inspired by Wine, the catalyst for all great conversation, together we explore art, design, fashion, architecture, history, nature, food, great chefs and the finest things in life, which are the essence of luxury and the fuel for our passion!

JCB LIVE

Don’t miss the week’s most interesting stories from around the world. Join Georgina Godwin every week on Monocle on Saturday to delve into the latest global news and culture, with reports from regular guests in Monocle’s London studio and our international correspondents.

Don’t miss the week’s most interesting stories from around the world. Join Georgina Godwin every week on Monocle on Saturday to delve into the latest global news and culture, with reports from regular guests in Monocle’s London studio and our international correspondents.

Monocle on Saturday

Welcome to Design Daily! A podcast around design, creators, and life with candid conversations featuring creators across design disciplines including architects, product designers, developers, artists and others in the design realm. Hosted by myself Austin Beck.


Connect with me! | austinbeck.co

YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfmoOuX5-2XpP-kSSTeK1aw?view_as=subscriber

Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/the_austinbeck/

Twitter | https://twitter.com/the_austinbeck

ISSUU | https://issuu.com/ajbbeck

Welcome to Design Daily! A podcast around design, creators, and life with candid conversations featuring creators across design disciplines including architects, product designers, developers, artists and others in the design realm. Hosted by myself Austin Beck. Connect with me! | austinbeck.co YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfmoOuX5-2XpP-kSSTeK1aw?view_as=subscriber Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/the_austinbeck/ Twitter | https://twitter.com/the_austinbeck ISSUU | https://issuu.com/ajbbeck

Design Daily

Playing fun games, talking about serious stuff.

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