Random Graphic design Podcasts

Your Day, Your Way Weddings + Events Podcast by Caitlin Casey is dedicated to giving you the confidence and know-how to create, design, plan and NAIL your dream wedding or event.

Do you have a dream idea in mind but you’re unsure where to start or lacking the expertise to bring it together? Do you want to create a bespoke wedding that reflects your personalities and love story, because you’re not interested in including things just because? Are you seeking the best advice to transform a blank canvas venue, marquee or private property? Do you want to engage great suppliers that care, understand and share your vision and passion for the day?

Hosted by graphic designer and event stylist Caitlin [aka Paradise Hunter], each week you’ll get useful tips and tricks to create your ultimate wedding day from scratch. We’ll share practical advice and expert knowledge to guide you through the planning process, help you decide on your wedding theme, create your mood board and ensure a consistent look and feel from start to finish, getting you closer to creating what you want, with the budget you have.

Including plenty of interviews with vendors and industry professionals such as wedding stylists, planners, photographers, videographers, celebrants, florists, caterers, hire companies and more, you will leave feeling clear on your non negotiables, your overarching style and what comes next in order to achieve your vision.

Forget super stressful and time consuming, this podcast will guarantee a smooth, enjoyable and fun experience… you’ll be left wanting to do it all over again!

Check out paradisehunter.com.au for more ideas and inspiration and let’s create Your Day, Your Way! Hit subscribe now to be notified when new episodes go live.

To download my free 5 Steps to Nailing your Wedding Theme, head to paradisehunter.com.au/freebie

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: Blank Canvas Venue or Private Property, event design, event planning, Event Styling, Event Theming, Expert Advice, graphic design, party planning, Podcast, Tips & Tricks, wedding planning, Wedding Styling

Joanna Pieters asks highly successful creatives: why *do* we create? We talk about the real stories behind the public success, how to get your work noticed, how to get people on side, how to build a tribe, and how to create more of the work that you believe in.
You’ll also discover the latest thinking on innovation, brain science and creative productivity. Whether you want to revolutionise your job, inspire your team, complete a novel or start a business, the Creative Life Show gives you the practical tools, the inspiration, resources and motivation to unleash your most powerful creative expression. Get more resources, inspiration and motivation at www.creativelifeshow.com.

Categories: Arts, Music, Society & Culture

Tags: Arts, business, creative, creativity, design, graphic design, interior design, Motivation, writing

Designer Talks podcast embarks on a captivating exploration that delves deep into the intricate tapestry of the professional designer’s persona. Beyond merely scratching the surface, this podcast endeavours to unravel the profound motivations that propel individuals into the field of design, shedding light on the underlying passions, inspirations, and driving forces that fuel their creative journey.

In each episode, the podcast intricately dissects the ‘why’ of design — probing into the profound motivations and personal narratives that underpin a designer’s choice to embark on a career in the creative realm. Through engaging interviews and thoughtful conversations, the podcast seeks to uncover the unique stories that drive these designers, unveiling the diverse array of influences that have shaped their creative perspectives.

The discourse extends beyond the ‘why’ to encompass the ‘how’ of design, offering listeners an intimate glimpse into the methodologies, processes, and strategies employed by seasoned designers. From conceptualisation to execution, the podcast serves as a backstage pass to the intricate dance between imagination and realisation, providing invaluable insights into the mechanics of the design process.

Moreover, the podcast endeavours to decode the very essence of what makes designers ‘tick.’ It goes beyond the tangible aspects of their craft, exploring the intangible elements such as creativity, resilience, and adaptability that define a designer’s character. By unravelling these intricacies, Designer Talks offers a holistic view of the professional designer as a multifaceted individual with a unique blend of skills, traits, and perspectives.

Education becomes a focal point of discussion as well, with the podcast probing into the diverse educational backgrounds that designers bring to their practice. It explores the role of formal education, mentorship, and experiential learning in shaping a designer’s trajectory, offering listeners a comprehensive understanding of the varied paths that lead individuals to become proficient in their craft.

Ultimately, the podcast seeks to illuminate the profound meaning that design holds for each featured professional. It goes beyond the superficial aspects of aesthetics and functionality, delving into the philosophical and personal dimensions of design. By providing a platform for designers to articulate their visions, beliefs, and philosophies, Designer Talks podcast captures the essence of design as a deeply personal and transformative journey. In essence, the podcast is a captivating journey that navigates the intricate landscapes of the design profession, offering a nuanced and multifaceted exploration of the individuals who shape and define the world through their creative endeavours.

Categories: Arts, Education

Tags: architecture, design, designers, digital media, Education, fashion, graphic design, illustration, product

Imagine America Radio was created by the Imagine America Foundation to be a valuable resource for high schools, workforce boards, VA offices, colleges and students alike. The goal of this podcast is to promote the career opportunities that exist in today’s workforce, be a resource for student’s preparing to enter post secondary institutions, and provide quality information on career and technical education.

The Imagine America Foundation interviews Ohio Technical College on Diesel Technician career paths. Most people think of diesel technicians as someone trained to work on semi-trucks or heavy equipment. But there are alternative paths as well, like generator technicians, trains, and more.

Listen to the full episode here: https://www.imagine-america.org/diesel-technician-careers-with-ohio-technical-college/

Visit Ohio Technical College’s website: https://www.ohiotech.edu/

Categories: Education

Tags: Arts, auto body, automotive, business, career, career college, career education, careerandtechnicaleducation, careercolleges, careereducation, college, college tuition, Collision repair, construction, cosmetology, Dental, dental assistant, Diesel, diesel technology, Education, Electrician, financial aid, grants, graphic design, health school, health sciences, highereducation, hvac, Information Technology, marine, marine mechanics, mechanic, medical, medical assisting, motorcycle, NASCAR, nursing, scholarships, skilled trades, skilledtrades, skillsgap, stemcareers, tech ed, Technician, trade school, university, Welding

This is the Design Beyond Vision podcast brought to you by Minimal Rhythm Design hosted by Mat Burton. We speak to some of the best in the communications design industry and the many friends who aid in the design process in addition to considered insights and resourceful tips. Design Beyond Vision supports your journey within graphic design and the world at large, encouraging you to think more and enquire deeper into the impact of what you, other creators, designers, entrepreneurs and big thinkers are bringing into the world. Listen on to refine your design, beyond vision.

Categories: Arts, Business

Tags: Communications Design, design, design industry, design tips, graphic design

Emmy Award-winning graphic designer, Steven Little, interviews people that have been a part of something that he thought was awesome. Whether or not you shared his excitement about that particular thing, you’ll find the behind the scenes stories interesting. Most guests come from the worlds of sports, music, entertainment, and design.

Categories: Music, Sports, TV & Film

Tags: design, Georgia Tech, graphic design, interviews, Movies, music, pop-punk, punk, SPorts, sports design, tv

An open and honest conversation about design.

Categories: Arts, Business

Tags: brand identity, Branding, business of design, creative business, creative communications, creative mindset, creativity, design, design agency, freelance, graphic design, graphic design studio, logo, logo design, self-employed, ui/ux

Two designers on opposite coasts talk their way through creativity, culture, and tech. It’s a podcast about everything except design, that somehow always ends up being about design.

Categories: Arts, Business, Technology

Tags: ai, Culture, design, graphic design, marketing, software, startups, Technology, ui design

Endless Vital Activity is a podcast developed by creative studio Accept and Proceed, bringing you conversations to inspire radical action. Throughout this series, Accept and Proceed’s founder, David Johnston, will engage in wide-ranging conversations with radical thinkers, artists, scientists, and activists about the problems we have been given to solve, seeking new perspectives to reimagine our world. The creative studio partners with visionaries and believes the cross-pollination of minds and ideas is vital; that solutions can’t be found in isolation. Connection and collaboration are critical. If you would like to submit any questions, comments or would like to feature on Endless Vital Activity, please contact info@acceptandproceed.com

Categories: Business

Tags: advertising, business, change, design, environment, graphic design, marketing, radical action, sustainability

A podcast that investigates the overlooked and underrepresented in design featuring conversations and investigations into design history, education and practice.

Categories: Arts, History, Society & Culture

Tags: conversations, design history, graphic design, Stories, underrepresented, visual communication

A series of talks with people making design news and shaping the creative community with host Gordon Kaye, publisher and editor of GDUSA magazine.

Categories: Arts, Business

Tags: communication, communication design, design, design magazine, Design Podcast, design talk, design talks, GDUSA, graphic design, graphic design jobs

We are teaching creative tools and techniques and provide inspiration to anyone interested in graphic design and illustration!

Categories: Arts, Education, Technology

Tags: Adobe, creativity, design lifestyle, graphic design, illustration

Getting real about design, business, marketing, business ownership and social media.

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Categories: Arts, Business

Tags: blogger, business, business lady, business ownership, finding your business purpose, graphic design, influencer, influencers, instagram, interior design, marketing, social media, startup, women entrepreneur, women in business

Konversations is a Kompleks Creative production hosted by its Principal and Creative Director, Tobias Rose. This new podcast discusses creativity, business and all things in between. We’re talking to tastemakers, movers and shakers about what inspires them and how they balance the right brain/left brain battle.

Categories: Arts, Business, Society & Culture

Tags: business, creativity, entrepreneurship, graphic design

Welcome to “Think Tank: Experiencing Art in Public Space,” a podcast that started from a series of in-situ workshops, taking place in a variety of locations across Belgium. Joined by students, architects, artists, social workers, philosophers and sociologists, these moments reflected on the possible interaction between public spaces and artistic processes. Come along on this journey and discover art and public spaces through dynamic discussions and ambient soundscapes in each unique environment. Concept, realisation and editing: Angelique Campens; Coaching & sound: Raf Enckels (Herculeslab); Soundwork & mixing: Melissa Ryke; Opening and closing theme Glenn Miller “String of pearls”; Visuals: design by Veronika Akopyan and photography by Michiel Devijver; Production: Angelique Campens; Coproduction: Nomadic School of Arts; With the support of: KASK School of Arts, Europe NextGenerationEU, Nomadic School of Arts.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: architecture, art, Art in public space, graphic design, Pavilions, sound

“Did I Do That?” is a podcast about graphic designers—the ups and down they face in creative practice, because making design means making lots (and lots) mistakes. Every other Thursday, host Sean Schumacher (Assistant Professor of Graphic Design at Portland State University) is joined by a guest from the world of design with a special story about their own mistakes starting out and how they ended up where they did. It’s very weird, pretty silly, and definitely not serious—but neither are designers.

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Categories: Arts, Comedy

Tags: Comedy, design process, failure, graphic design

Created is the podcast that tells sensational stories about how brilliant advertising and design ideas came to life. The creative process, the internal battles, the client struggles, the production drama, the never never giving up to get from good to great. There are loads of award-winning ideas pinned up all over our walls, but it’s the unbelievably uphill battle to get it made, and get it made right, that we are all dying to hear about. Because it’s not just about creativity, it’s about getting it created. Created is brought to you by The Advertising & Design Club of Canada, hosted by Lyranda Martin-Evans, with music and studio care of Grayson Music.

Categories: Arts, Business, Society & Culture

Tags: advertising, canadian, canadian advertising, graphic design, marketing

Navigating the professional world as a recent graduate is a daunting task. Beyond the Bubble interviews have helped thousands of young alumni and current college students gain the skills they need to succeed “beyond the bubble” of undergraduate life. Listen now to get insider resume and interview tips, localized career advice, and “day in the life” stories across a variety of professions. Beyond the Bubble is a production by Hillsdale College Career Services.

Categories: Business, Education

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