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Update frequency:
every 111 days
Average audio length:
44 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
16 episodes
since Sept. 19, 2020
episodic

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Navigating Creativity and Business: The Story of a Small Art and Design Studio This episode delves into the journey of a small art and design studio run by a husband and wife team since 2003. Initially driven by confidence and a desire for creative freedom, the duo discusses their growth from freel…

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The Journey Behind Tactile: From Start-Up to Success In this interview, Tactile's founder reflects on the company's 20-year journey, starting with his early design influences and education at RISD, and leading to the thriving design firm it is today. He shares personal anecdotes, including hosting …
Jonny sits down with Cori and Jason to reminisce about their early days at Tether and their journey since to establishing their own creative studio, their unique working dynamic, client relationships, and business strategies. And just the value of work-life balance and staying personally inspired i…
Joined by the fantastic voice of Dave Taylor, and creative force behind OkayBro- we try to understand what it means to be your own leader, how to balance making and being, and healthy ways to define success for ourselves.
On creating responsible work, encouraging employees, and running a small business as a lifestyle.
Jonny talks with Sean Wolcott about how his design studio is also a personal practice, blending business and culture and to make sure that the audience feels the work he’s putting out into the world.
Tracing the winding career path creatives end up on, how to build studio culture with a small staff of freelancers, and the relationship between you and the environment you create.
Creative principal of the studio Worker Bees and the director for the school of visual concepts, Larry Asher discusses the impact of design education on our region, becoming a creative community center, and where the school is headed next.
Design thinking and the bettering of our work environments.
Building healthy process, doing work that matters, and the transformative nature of stakeholder capitalism.
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