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Join us on our latest episode as we reflect on our third-year milestone in business through a vibrant celebration of creativity and collaboration. In this special event, we teamed up with small manufacturers and vendors with whom we've fostered relationships over the year. Picture this: immersive furniture vignettes showcasing the latest products, providing attendees with a firsthand experience of innovation and design. But that's not all! We had a curated art section, exploring themes of urban transit and connectivity, curated by our esteemed teammate Hope Wang. Together, we celebrate the intricate tapestry of objects that shape our everyday city life, with a playful twist that sparks joy and inspiration. Tune in and join the festivities as we toast to another year of growth and connection!

22 WK 14 Cayke This week, Shea Uebelhor stops by the Andreu World showroom to discuss the importance of digital assets in the industry and how it's not only about the ability to capture data, but also knowing what to do with it. Shea shares how his background in the independent rep industry led him to a pivotal point in his career- capitalizing on the “gray space” that the industry is missing within the digital world. Thank you to Buckley Redner for hosting us in the Andreu World showroom. Be sure to stay tuned in for Brian's presentation of the furniture you are seeing in-scene! https://cayke.shop/ https://www.buckleyredner.com/ More of the Wyzendale team below: https://www.wyzendale.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/wyzendale/ https://www.instagram.com/wyzendale/ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wyzendale/id1476474297

Episode on youtube here!Brett Taylor joins the podcast again at the top of the year to discuss the opulence of the office and unit makeup in more ways than one. Brett lends his expertise to what the workplace is looking for now and how developments no longer need that anchor tenant. Thank you to the Folio team for hosting us in the Bernhardt showroom. Be sure to stay tuned in for Kate's presentation of the furniture you are seeing in-scene!https://www.wyzendale.com/https://www.linkedin.com/company/wyzendalehttps://www.instagram.com/wyzendale/https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wyzendale/id1476474297

Full Episode link hereThis week we caught up with artist and Wyzendale collaborator Hope Wang in her studio at Mana Contemporary. Hope takes us through her involvement with Chicago Textile Week and their initiatives that happened this year in 2021. This year Hope also was part of the Praxis Fiber Workshop Digital Weaving Artist-In-Residence Program in Cleveland, OH. Have a listen on her insights and a peek at her work. Also check out the links below for more information and pieces available!

Full Episode Link Here21 WK 38 - For our first podcast outside of the Mart in Chicago, we hop over to the Mana Contemporary and catch up with Owner and Fashion Designer of Production Mode, Jamie Hayes. Jamie talks us through her pivots when the pandemic started, from her mask production to Designing for other brands. We cannot talk about textiles and fashion without mentioning her trips to NYC. Jamie also speaks on her music side and some establishments in Chicago. You can find more of her work in the links below: https://www.productionmodechicago.com/

Full episode here. Sat down with Southwest Detroit artist SW Freddy at the Tead One Memorial Fund exhibition at M Contemporary gallery. Freddy shared the origins of his name, updates on the neighborhood and his plans for the new toy, a ‘84 Cutty. He also shares insights on his sources of inspiration from artists from CDMX, Miami and the inaugural festival of BLKOUT walls in Detroit. Enjoy the artist conversation and thank you to M Contemporary for the host.Links: Clark Park Renovations, BLKOUT Walls

Full Episode link here.Sat down with artist @Bearlobos at M Contemporary about this journey from southwest detroit, to Chicago, out to New York and back again. Bearlobos speaks on his experience in graphic design, the freelance market and how anonymity is rare today. In this conversation he also speaks on some of his favorite Detroit artistic talent out today. Thank you again to Melannie at M Contemporary for the host!

Full Episode LinkThis week we caught up with another figure in the art community in the Detroit area, Melannie Chard of M Contemporary. We discuss how street artists transition to the gallery walls. She also provides insights on how her career path took her to become a gallery owner. The show we are sitting amongst is an exhibition of artist from the Tead One Memorial Fund. The TEAD One Memorial Fund is a non-profit 501(c)(3) founded in January 2021 by the family of jordan Vaughn, aka TEAD One, to honor his memory and continue his artistic legacy.

Full event post here.Wyzendale hosted a creative brand engagement livestream with Bentley Mills. The team created product palette's while sound curators set the vibe as inspiration was flowing. Set times are below for your reference. Scendsei - StartSlot-A - 36:00minKSity - 01:08:43

@Valerielee08 joined us for a convo as we did our part by being 6’ apart before that was a thang. She brought insights on capital day in Springfield, Designing for Happiness & change management. Workplace trends, company culture & personality tests all come together for a workplace strategist. We are also trying a few different things with the visuals in this episode. Thank you to @Allermuir for hosting us in their Oran lounge setting! This is the 1st COVID-19 effected episode, grab a glass relax & learn

We hunkered down with Adam Kamin from Off Premise Chicago & The Delta Chicago. Talked about private labeling, the hospitality industry in Chicago but more importantly gained some awareness about the UC Davis Viticulture and Enology program. Adam brought wine from Pet Nat Posse & Schramm’s Mead which both highlight berries from the US agriculture department. Be sure to grab bottle of wine & a notebook! Podcast is available on: iTunes, Spotify and Soundcloud. Episode visual is available on YouTube.Highlighted Wines:- Illinois Sparkling Co. Featuring Pet Nat Posse - “Illnatic”Clean & Fresh with notes of Pear, Apple, Lemon & Hawthorn- Schramm’s Mead - Marionberry MeadWillamette Valley marionberries and premium orange blossem honey give Marionberry a full, natural fruit acidity and well-balanced sweetness.

Let our hair down for a quick inpromtu chat with @SpohieLoxtonLucas director of The Other Art Fair. The Other Art Fair is breaking down the stigma of art fairs being intimidating all while creating an community/connection of artists between artists in a approachable family atmosphere. Of course we had to touch on “the comedian” from recent news & how it affected the art world. Sophie also was generous enough to let us know what type of artwork she collects personally. The 2020 fair will be in Chicago May 27-30 at the Skylight at the Chicago Board of Trade, definitely mark your calendar! Thank you to Buckley Redner and we are Boss Design for hosting us & providing the Elderflower tonic water ;)Full episode post here

Sat down with our 1st Wine & Cheese guest of 2020, current Soho House GM Erik Kirkenmeier. Chatted about their global initiative for hosting more out of house events in 2020, gained some insights on the hospitality industry in Chicago, dining expectations & the #CFFIllinois #Banchetawards. #Banchetawards for #bestrestaurantdesign went to Tzuco designed by Cadena-Asociados. Looking forward to catching up with them in the future about design! Episode is currently available on iTunes, Soundcloud & YouTube.Thank you for OFS for the hospitality

2nd guest of 2020, Emily Winter of the Weaving Mill caught us up on her trip to the Navajo Nation for the annual wool buy. Getting hands on experience & following the wool from its origins through its various stages of processing. She also explains how she has been communicating this story to audiences ranging from Chicago Textile Week, to the Graham Foundation. Production on her 1919 Davis & Furber pin warper is explained for us to digest. Hope you find this episode just as interesting as we did! S/O to the Stack Collective for hosting us in the HBF Textiles showroom.

1st episode of the 2020, we are off & runnin! We catch kick it with Brett Taylor about his journey into his mix background of Architecture, the military, interest in comedy & knowledge of Samuel Clemens. Honing in on your active listening and situational awareness all sharpen your presentation skills. S/O to Jess Weber of Andreu World for hosting us. Also S/O @thatmeshguy from Mesh & Bone for providing the libations to keep the conversation flowin!House Keeping note: There are still open sponsorship opportunities for the 2020 calendar, reach out to info@wyzendale.com for the complete schedule. Also to view the #metoo article correction you can click here.

Excited to kick-off the Wyzendale podcast #wineandcheese series with Maxwell Eichberg aka @yourvineguy. We chat about hot takes on: Pet Nat, sulfites and if “mouse” in wine is good or bad. Conversation over Martha Stoumen’s 2018 “Post Flirtation” White & Petit Ours by Matthieu Barret. Give a listen and let us know what you think

Changing the script this week with copywriter Jack Rogosin AKA the stranded intern AKA Oneclub All-star. Had a great conversation about his untraditional route to workplace employment in advertising & views on pay/non-paid internships

Thanksgiving week we caught up with Sara G and Kaitlyn TenHarmsel the new Executive Director of Come Unity. They partner with East African communities to develop sustainable solutions to poverty. We also mention Jude Law, Philly City & “fat” countries. Thank you to the Gentlemen’s Coop for lining up @helloimfelix so him facing the wrong direction wasn’t THAT bad. S/O to Allsteel for hosting this week’s episode and sponsorship. Visual Vignette comprises of the Normann Copenhagen Form Chair by Simon Legald with a star base and suede textile. Allsteel Park table by Norm Architects. The little side table in the back is also a Norman Copenhagen Block Table on casters.

Eve Fineman & Jamie Haynes stopped by to talk about the origins of “slow fashion” including some local textile makers. Both being teachers touch on some of the bad student reviews they have received which I have always wondered about. Also the ladies updated us on the League of Women Designers organization and the community they have created. As music makes the world go ‘round, it was the thread throughout this episode. Speaking on everything from old Chicago record stores like Hi-Fi (now closed), Gramaphone Records, to some upcoming RedBull Concerts.This week’s episode sponsor. We lounged in the Cappellini Cap Martin Sunset sofa and tables. Be sure to stop by their showroom at the Merchandise Mart, suite 312.

Week 42 we catch up with Lewis Garrison about rendering the City of Chicago, virtual reality and his unique pattern override series.

This week caught up with the current IL-NOMA chapter president Smitha. Chatted a bit about Chicago Architecture Biennial, “not knowing” & completely got recent news, incorrect. Be sure to check out all the organizations mentioned in the podcast: NOMA, CWA, IIDA, AIA, regroup. Website for visuals and additional info.

We catch the mover & shaker @SheilahCarroll and talk about being creeps, graffiti lawsuits and presentation styles. Give a listen!

This week we catch up with K-twist & Erica Warren. We discuss the current exhibit at the Chicago Art Institute: Weaving Beyond the Bauhaus and Chicago textile week. The side bar in this episode is declawing Kittens :) take a listen!

This week we caught up with @seejaneallison about everything extra curricular. We really drill down that all anyone really has to do is just “do it”. Also we talk about the strategy behind multiple handles on social media.

Week 27 catching up with MarkL on his recent discovery on Abloh :) how to play with design & what he suggests we should do to remain fresh.

This week we caught up with @kathleenneary1 about NYC ICFF and Chicago Neocon. Possibly hosting a textile week in Chicago.

@valerielee08 joins us this week to talk about her recent white paper, interior design advocacy and terrible EDM music. Take a listen. Apologies, I was talking into the BACK of the microphone too ;) that is why the sound is bad.