הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Vince Frost (2024)

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Designing with history and make-believe with Sibella Court 1:01:08

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There’s an art to bringing history into modern creativity as more than a reference. Sibella Court is adept at it. The creative director, author and interior and product designer has made a career out of creating with her love of history at the forefront. When you learn she grew up with two incredibly creative parents — a builder father skilled in t…

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Designing a sense of surplus with Viggo Haremst 1:05:07

25d ago1:05:07

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For a small country with a small population, the Danes are incredibly well-known on the global stage as highly skilled when it comes to design. In Viggo Haremst’s case, he knew he wanted to be an architect, like his father, very early in life. But he credits his Swedish mother for his commitment to process and detail. As a Design Director and Partn…

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Designing wellbeing at work with Dr. Esther Sternberg 1:01:00

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How much do the environments we inhabit impact our health and wellbeing? And does our emotional state impact our physical health? Dr. Esther Sternberg is internationally recognised for her discoveries in the science of the mind-body interaction in illness and healing, and the role of place in wellbeing. She is a pioneer and major force in collabora…

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Designing with satire with Paul Davis 1:20:46

2M ago1:20:46

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When we think of life on earth in the context of the universe, being human can seem absurd. That’s what British artist and illustrator Paul Davis thinks. When he was 17, growing up in Somerset in England, his father died suddenly. But he’d already taught him everything he needed to know about space, time and human existence. Davis’ sometimes contro…

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Designing brand reputation with John Rushworth 54:44

2M ago54:44

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The craft of graphic design has changed dramatically since the 80s. Computers. The popularisation of branding. Over the past four plus decades John Rushworth, the design behemoth Pentagram’s longest serving partner, has seen it all. Despite these seismic shifts, he believes the thinking and innate human ability it takes to do truly impactful work h…

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Designing timeless books with Emilia Terragni 1:17:48

3M ago1:17:48

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In the past decade, the debate about the role of books in our increasingly digital world has been a hot one. This devotee of the printed form is unequivocal. She believes content online has simply pushed publishers to make better books. Emilia Terragni is Associate Publisher at Phaidon Press, the world’s leading publisher of books on art, design an…

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Designing inspiring spatial experiences with Carlo Giannasca 1:03:41

4M ago1:03:41

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Which parts of our heritage and childhood form who we are and impact what we do in later life? If you spend your childhood wallpapering your bedroom walls with drawings of Europe’s great buildings, are you desisted for a career in built environments? Does being a self-confessed neat freak make you better at simplifying complex problems? In this cas…

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Designing a better London with Peter Murray OBE 1:25:39

5M ago1:25:39

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Buckminster Fuller and Cedric Price were mentors when Peter Murray OBE was studying architecture in the 1960s. Peter Cook and the Archigram Group were idols, “they were the Beatles of architecture at the time”. Not a bad selection of teachers for someone interested in the craft from the age of ten. Since then, Murray has had a huge impact on shapin…

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Designing a Good Weekend with Katrina Strickland 58:33

5M ago58:33

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The media landscape has changed dramatically over the past decade. One person who has lived through the changes with her dream job intact is Katrina Strickland. The journalist and author is editor of one of Australia’s most widely-read magazines, Good Weekend, which appears in print and online every Saturday in The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age…

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Designing integrated architecture with Daniel Goldberg 57:50

6M ago57:50

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Landing a job at the London architecture firm you idolise right out of college is a good sign for any young architect, particularly one from another country. Landing the Great Court at the British Museum as your first project is another. Any architect starting out with these two achievements under their belt would wonder, ‘Where to from here?’ Dani…

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Designing a decade in Afghanistan with Andrew Quilty 1:12:15

6M ago1:12:15

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After inheriting a Nikon F3 camera from his photographer uncle in his teens, Andrew Quilty set about casually documenting life. Later, when he was studying photography in the day, and working in a bottle shop at night, a regular took an interest in his work. He turned out to be a photo editor at the Fairfax media company; this was a time when Austr…

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Designing ideas to life with Ant Donovan 1:10:10

7M ago1:10:10

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Not many kids dream of designing a billboard one day. It was at age 11, when he picked up his first commission from the printer (business cards for his equally entrepreneurial teenage brother), that he realised he was hooked on design. Soon after, a school careers night opened his eyes to commercial art, and his future was set. Some would call it a…

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Designing a career in the arts with Kym Elphinstone 47:24

8M ago47:24

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The Australian art scene has dramatically evolved over the past decade. A place that was once seen as belonging to wealthy collectors has opened up to absolutely anyone who is interested and inspired. ‘Front page news’, once dedicated to sport, has recognised the important place of art in our everyday lives. Kym Elphinstone is the Founder and CEO o…

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Designing diversity in Architecture with Paul Monaghan 1:08:28

8M ago1:08:28

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Architects are often drawn to designing buildings that are iconic because they’re incredibly sculptural or different. But it’s designing what he calls ‘Everyday Buildings’, and making them better, that makes this one tick. His firm believes it’s these background buildings that often make cities special. Paul Monaghan, who co-founded the incredibly …

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Designing healthy buildings with Jeff Provan 1:00:25

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Warehouse living gained popularity in the 60s and 70s in major urban centres, particularly New York. Industrial buildings were empty, and artists loved their affordability and vast open layouts. But it wasn’t until the 80s that Australia caught on. Jeff Provan co-founded Neometro, Melbourne’s long-standing design-focused and socially led developmen…

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Designing transformational change with Stephanie Bown 1:00:31

10M ago1:00:31

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Whether we realise it or not, when we’re at work we’re promoting ourselves every day through our personal brands. The way we position ourselves professionally does impact our success. As a freelancer or as someone working within an organisation, this applies to everyone from entry level roles right through to CEOs. Entrepreneurs perhaps have the bi…

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Designing sound for brands with Dan Higson & Nick West 54:06

10M ago54:06

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Music is emotional, and sound is a powerful tool for tuning in to feelings and memories. Music helps us recall people, places and experiences. A song can take us back to a time in our lives we may not have thought of for years or even decades. Dan Higson and Nick West know this better than most and are leading the way when it comes to creating memo…

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Designing with shadows with Dion Horstmans 49:50

11M ago49:50

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Resilience isn’t always a quality that’s obvious to the people who display it. Often, resilience is survival. It’s resilience combined with a positive outlook, can-do attitude, tenacious nature and sense of community that have helped Dion Horstmans reach a place in his life where he’s able to do what he loves for a living. And it’s not a position h…

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Designing what buildings do with Quino Holland 43:45

11M ago43:45

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Buildings pose a huge problem when it comes to carbon, and the architects of today with a conscience are grappling with the environmental debt of the buildings they design. Quino Holland, Director at Fieldwork, is tackling the issue with an environmentally conscious sensitivity that also considers how buildings can foster community to improve the l…

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Designing a culture driven business with Ben Kerr 55:28

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Architects and building materials are synonymous, but an inquisitive entrepreneur with a passion for using natural materials to create spaces with soul has flipped the architectural surfaces industry on its head. With his collaborative approach, premium product and innovative approach to business Ben Kerr, the Founder and CEO of Eco Outdoor, has th…

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Designing from the inside out with Daniel Boddam 41:50

1y ago41:50

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Not many people can say they grew up in an architecturally designed home furnished with modern classics featuring black lacquered ceilings and slides for transitioning between floors. Daniel Boddam can. He also spent weekends playing with architectural drawings and materials on the floor of his parents' studio, so it’s no surprise he’s established …

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Designing dynamic facades with Troy Donovan 47:59

1y ago47:59

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Facade Design doesn’t have the high profile of architecture, but its impact on how we experience our cities and buildings, as well as their environmental impact, is significant. Troy Donovan is Principal Facade Designer at Prism Facades and is one of the foremost voices in façade design worldwide. He works closely with architects on public and comm…

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Designing a life dedicated to craft with Bill Amberg 1:01:49

1y ago1:01:49

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Having one of your designs in the permanent collection of the V&A in London and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York sets the tone for someone who’s been hugely successful in their career. A design icon, some might say. Bill Amberg is one of the most highly regarded leather workers in the world. So, it’s a shock to learn he flunked out of sch…

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Designing the future of how we work with Ryan Anderson 52:51

1y ago52:51

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Designing the future of how we live and work is a hot topic, and one that has businesses worldwide wondering how they can get people back into offices in a post covid world. Ryan Anderson is Vice President of Global Research and insights at MillerKnoll, the makers of some of the world’s most iconic modernist and contemporary furniture, and an exper…

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Designing a life to be Thankful for with Kim McDonnell 45:37

1y ago45:37

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Designing gratitude to create social and economic change. Being thankful can change our entire perspective on the world. It has been proven to improve not only mental health, but physical health too. Most importantly, it is a powerful motivator to get people to take action. And action is what’s needed in our modern world. Kim McDonnell is a social …

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Designing for impact with Kevin Finn 1:01:06

1y ago1:01:06

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Working to have a positive impact is one thing. Working to have positive impact at scale is another. It’s a pursuit that needs an attitude of aggressive optimism to last the distance, and an openness to ongoing learning to succeed. Kevin Finn is an internationally recognised designer, advisor and author who started his career in Dublin at the studi…

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Designing creative energy with Cat Burgess 1:04:27

1+ y ago1:04:27

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To Cat Burgess, energy is everything. It’s how you inspire the people around you, and it’s how you align your personal resources to the things you need to get done in work and life. She believes we need to move away from the idea of managing time, and into an era of managing your energy, focused on bringing the right energy to the right moment. Cat…

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Designing experiences through music with Anton Monsted 51:58

1+ y ago51:58

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Music has a powerful impact on our emotions, and can amplify what we're experiencing in a way we’re often not aware of. When watching a film, sometimes we don’t perceive the music, but it's there. Impacting our emotions. Elevating our feelings. Music can help set the scene for a time period. And when you really know your stuff, you can make the aud…

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Designing experiences through scent with Craig Andrade 49:25

1+ y ago49:25

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How does scent impact our mood and mind? Why is it important to design for all the senses? And what do you do when you realised you’ve designed a life you no longer want? As a partner in the world’s largest law firm, Craig Andrade was living the life he’d aways dreamed of. Or was he? It was during a candle-making class he’d decided to take on a whi…

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Designing the ideal mind and body state with Tim Brown, Meditation Expert 1:01:33

1+ y ago1:01:33

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How do the mind, body and emotions work? How can we fine tune them for dynamic activity in today’s overstimulating world? And how does a rugby-playing beer-drinking agricultural economist become a meditation guru? Tim Brown has been called Australia’s most experienced Vedic Meditation teacher and has taught over 6,000 people to meditate over the pa…

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Designing creative businesses with Emily Cohen 56:22

1+ y ago56:22

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Growing up with a dynamic, upbeat and straight-talking New York City businessman for a father is one thing. Building a career as a highly successful no-nonsense creative business consultant is another. But the two are most certainly intertwined. Emily Cohen is the author of Brutally Honest, a book of, ‘no bullshit strategies to evolve your creative…

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Designing massive action with Bruce Mau | Vodcast 1:13:29

1+ y ago1:13:29

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What role does design have to play in creating a successful and liveable world for future generations? And how does life-centred design come into this equation? Bruce Mau is a globally recognised and awarded designer and innovator. He’s spent the past three decades funnelling his energy into projects that contribute to a better world including desi…

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Designing positive change through action with Greenpeace Aus Pacific CEO David Ritter 43:11

1+ y ago43:11

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Most of us grow up with a basic understanding of Greenpeace and the work they do. But being aware of the organisation's first ‘creative confrontation’ happening close to home as a child is a fairly unique experience. And watching a life path unfold into a position of power in how the ‘peace’ in Greenpeace plays out in today’s fragile world? That co…

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Designing context-based architecture with Adam Haddow | Live podcast 53:58

1+ y ago53:58

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Sustainability, equality, and connection to country in contemporary Australian architecture are often spoken about. Commonly they’re thought of as nice add-ons. But shouldn’t they be integral to the design process, right from the start? Adam Haddow is a globally recognised architect, and Director at SJB, one of the most highly regarded architecture…

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Designing creative confidence with Richard Holman 47:20

1+ y ago47:20

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All creatives suffer from some level of self-doubt, imposter syndrome or lack of inspiration. It’s unavoidable. The good news is, it’s possible to harness our feelings of inadequacy and turn them into something useful. Richard Holman is a creative, author and speaker who believes creativity is one of the most valuable qualities humans have. He’s de…

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Designing a long healthy life with Dr. Norman Swan 46:21

1+ y ago46:21

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We know making lifestyle changes can impact the quality and length of our lives, but which are the changes that work? Is vitamin C ageing? How important is portion control? And does muscle tone impact mood? Dr. Norman Swan is a medically trained journalist, best-selling author and award-winning broadcaster. He hosts ABC Radio National’s The Health …

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Designing Tough Turban - D&AD x DYL 40:30

2y ago40:30

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A turban that looks and functions like a regular turban, but is as tough as a motorcycle helmet? It exists, and the product is an open-source design available for anyone to download. The Tough Turban is the result of an ingenious idea Vic Bath and the team at Zula Alpha Kilo have brought to life for client Pfaff Harley Davison, who came to the Cana…

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Designing One House to Save Many - D&AD x DYL 36:05

2y ago36:05

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Marijke Spain is part of the creative team at Leo Burnett who conceived the award-winning ‘One House to Save Many’ project for Suncorp Group. It’s a creative solution designed to address the destruction of Australian homes brought on by our changing climate and brings together a group of experts to prototype and test what could be Australia’s most …

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Designing for impact with D&AD Chairman Tim Lindsay 52:40

2y ago52:40

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Ever wondered how D&AD came to be, what the organisation does outside of awards, and why it’s important for not just the design community, but the world? Tim Lindsay is the Chairman of D&AD, the esteemed advertising and design awards and creative education charity famed for its iconic Yellow Pencil, awarded only to outstanding work that achieves tr…

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Designing corporate activism with Patagonia Aus & NZ Director Dane O'Shanassy 49:06

2y ago49:06

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Working on things you care about, close to the people you love, in a business with ethics and morals aligned with your own seems a straightforward ambition. Until the result is a leadership position in a global $1bn company that’s driving conscientious business around the world. Dane O’Shanassy is Patagonia’s Country Director, Australia and New Zea…

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Designing Technogym with Co-founder Pierluigi Alessandri 34:55

2y ago34:55

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Being in the business of helping people live healthier and happier is quite a goal, but the Alessandri brothers have done it. By elevating the importance of positive workplace culture in building their brand and products, they’ve found global successful. Pierluigi Alessandri is the Vice President and Co-founder of Technogym, one of the most success…

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Designing global action on climate change with Craig Leeson 1:08:31

2y ago1:08:31

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Can government and industry have the most impact when it comes to climate change? Or is it up to the individual to take action? Craig Leeson is the 2022 Tasmanian Australian of the Year and a self-described storyteller who feels a personal responsibility to have an impact. The one-time foreign correspondent now makes and sells documentaries to broa…

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Designing community with Cliff Ho 1:01:15

2y ago1:01:15

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If you put people before profit, will your business be a bigger success? Cliff Ho thinks so. But you need to be profitable and self-sustainable, too. That’s when you can make the biggest impact on communities and the environment. Ho is the Co-Founder and Managing Director of The Commons, the wildly successful creative coworking spaces. When they op…

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Designing an impact driven business with Sasha Titchkosky 1:07:19

2y ago1:07:19

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Sasha Titchkosky is on a mission. If everything goes to plan the Co-founder and CEO of Koskela, the furniture and homewares business she founded and with her partner Russel Koskela in 2000, will be 100% emission zero by 2030. That means absolutely no emissions. Zero. On top of that, the lawyer and accountant is the inaugural chairperson of the B Co…

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Designing shipping that's good for the world with James Chin Moody 1:03:42

2y ago1:03:42

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When your work takes you outside the boundaries of our atmosphere, the Earth and her limits come into sharp focus. James Chin Moody is co-founder and CEO of Sendle, a 100% carbon neutral technology company and major disruptor revolutionising parcel delivery around the globe. Born into a family of engineers on his father’s side — he’s named after hi…

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Designing future-proof businesses with B Lab Aus & NZ CEO Andrew Davies 59:16

2y ago59:16

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Is it possible for businesses to balance their responsibilities to people and the planet, while also making a profit? As the CEO of B Lab Australia and New Zealand, Andrew Davies’ job is to help corporations transform and grow in terms of environmental and social factors, without sacrificing their bottom line. And it’s not just about a management e…

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Designing the ultimate ride with David Trewern 1:17:46

2+ y ago1:17:46

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Are we all born with the same potential for success and happiness? Is it just a matter of being lucky enough to fall into what we’re supposed to be doing with our lives? Or can we take actions to improve our chances of a story that sings? David Trewern is the founder and CEO of Fliteboard, makers of the world’s first electric foiling surfboard. He’…

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Designing a better world - best of 2021 20:45

2+ y ago20:45

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As 2021 comes to a close, we’d love to share with you some truly inspiring moments we’ve had on the podcast this year. From Karl Fender’s thoughts on how we can make the world a better place to Yasmine Ghoniem on growth and Flack Studio on human connection. From Koichi Takada on nature in the built environment to Sarah Beard on changing behaviours …

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Designing the world's best electric boats with Konrad Bergström 1:08:40

2+ y ago1:08:40

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When you grow up in a family of inventors, you learn no idea is a bad idea, and anything is possible. With confidence in the knowledge that mistakes are learnings, and the way to make better innovations is to push the boundaries, Konrad Bergstöm is changing the world. Described as one of the most successful entrepreneurs of our time, the Swede is t…

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Designing a balanced life with Spencer Frost 57:22

2+ y ago57:22

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How do you recognise a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, a moment you can’t put a price on, right at the time it’s happening? How do you know when a twist of fate is pushing you in the right direction? And how do you access the clarity and confidence to put the thing you love before everything else? Spencer Frost is a multi-award-winning film maker w…

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