Podcast appearances and mentions of amy schwartz

After three years of limbo in Peru, a family of three Venezuelan political refugees has finally arrived in Nova Scotia. Portia talks to newly landed permanent resident Gaby Quieros and her friend Amy Schwartz, who formed the sponsorship group that helped bring her here.

This month we'll see the publication of Lisa Brown's wonderful picture book The Hospital Book, which may be the best going-to-the-hospital title for kids out there. Because usually, you have to admit, when people walk into your children's library in search of picture books about going to the hospital, what they get is a title from 1966. We've already covered the problematic George in Curious George and Curious George Takes a Job. This is the seventh and last book that was created by George's original creators. Today we're talking barium, sad little Betsys, and why this book is going to give you flashbacks to the beginning of the movie Nope. Having fun at the hospital without sniffing ether. What a notion! Show Notes: Go here to read an interview with Lisa Brown about The Hospital Book: https://afuse8production.slj.com/2022/07/20/the-hospital-book-by-lisa-brown-a-cover-reveal-and-interview/ We are referring at the end to this video, by the way. The greatest St. Patrick's Day video of all time: https://youtu.be/OCbuRA_D3KU We mark the passing of Amy Schwartz. Recently we did her Bea and Mr. Jones, a book that stands the test of time. For the full Show Notes please visit: https://afuse8production.slj.com/2023/03/06/fuse-8-n-kate-curious-george-goes-to-the-hospital-by-margaret--h-a-rey

John Canzano talks to Amy Schwartz of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers about their upcoming game against the Dallas Cowboys. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. And tune in to the BFT with John Canzano live every weekday from 3-6 p.m. on 750 The Game! Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter

John breaks down all of the NFL Super Wild Card games and the scenarios that could happen next week. John and Anna share their peeves and much more!

Bats are often overlooked in the garden. Being nocturnal, we don't see them much. But did you know there are 18 species of bats in the UK, which by night, eat a range of our common garden pests? Today, Dr Amy Schwartz, ecologist and bat carer is in conversation with Kate Bradbury as they explore these interesting flying mammals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"It's like Freaky Friday but they're both perfectly aware of what's going on." If you were hoping that this episode of the podcast would begin with Betsy doing a variation on the Counting Crows song "Mr. Jones" then BOY do you know us well! In honor of its brand new republication (all thanks to its 40th anniversary) we're tackling this Amy Schwartz classic about finding happiness in a bureaucratic society. How does this book stand up after all this time? Is it still memorable? Does it still have something to say to kids today? We take a deep dive into 1980s Wall Street and all that that entails. Mad Men meets Big! Who could resist? Show Notes: Here's the Reading Rainbow episode of this book, as alluded to in the episode. Very fun, as long as you don't mind the constant whir of what sounds like a standing fan the whole time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P7Z1kYFKnE Betsy Recommends: Nope - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nope_(film) Kate Recommends: Watch Out for Big Grrrls - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lizzo%27s_Watch_Out_for_the_Big_Grrrls We also highly recommend that you checkout the Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast tribute to this title as well, as it mentions some facts about the newest reissue worth noting: http://blaine.org/sevenimpossiblethings/?p=5635 For the full Show Notes please visit: https://afuse8production.slj.com/2022/08/08/fuse-8-n-kate-bea-mr-jones-by-amy-schwartz/

John Canzano opens the show talking about the Blazers and the dysfunctional management as Portland natives are thriving in the NBA Playoffs. Canzano interviews Mayar Zokaei and Zac McGraw about an upcoming soccer camp fundraiser for Elias Garcia. He also catches up with Amy Schwartz, a former producer of the show and current digital operations analyst for the Tampa Buccaneers. We also play the 5@5 and Punch It Audio. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. And tune in to the BFT with John Canzano live every weekday from 3-6 p.m. on 750 The Game! Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter

John Canzano catches up with Amy Schwartz, a former producer on the show that now works for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as a Digital Operations Coordinator. Schwartz talks about what it's like to work in the NFL and around Tom Brady, the power of social media for a major brand. and career advice for younger aspiring people who want to crack the sports industry. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. And tune in to the BFT with John Canzano live every weekday from 3-6 p.m. on 750 The Game! Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter

A book on psychoanalytic theory that you read with a lump in your throat: theory that taps into some deep currents. We interview Dr. Amy Schwartz Cooney and Rachel Sopher about their edited volume Vitalization in Psychoanalysis: Perspectives on Being and Becoming (Routledge, 2021). Amy tells us about psychoanalytic transformation and … the New York Knicks (?!) Rachel reflects on an image she had: “I imagined with great clarity an image of [her patient] Jennie and me sitting together in my office, an inert body laid out between us. Gray, corpselike, it rested on a block with intravenous (IV) tubes coming out of each of its arms. One of the IVs ran from the prostrate body to Jennie's arm, and the other to mine, each of us connected to this lifeless mass, infusing it with our own blood, each of us feeding it, sustaining it, keeping it on life support in some limbo state between life and death.” This is a powerful, timely volume. Amy Schwartz Cooney, Ph.D., is on faculty at the New York University (NYU) Post-Doctoral Program in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. She is on the Board of Directors and is faculty/supervisor at the National Institute for the Psychotherapies (NIP) and at the Stephen Mitchell Center for Relational Studies. She is Joint Editor in Chief of Psychoanalytic Dialogues and is in private practice in New York City. Rachel Sopher is Board Director, Faculty and Supervisor, National Institute for the Psychotherapies (NIP) Training Institute; Faculty and Supervisor, National Training Program for NIP; and Faculty, Stephen Mitchell Center for Relational Studies. She is Editor-in-Chief of Psychoanalytic Perspectives and maintains a private practice in New York City. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/psychoanalysis

A book on psychoanalytic theory that you read with a lump in your throat: theory that taps into some deep currents. We interview Dr. Amy Schwartz Cooney and Rachel Sopher about their edited volume Vitalization in Psychoanalysis: Perspectives on Being and Becoming (Routledge, 2021). Amy tells us about psychoanalytic transformation and … the New York Knicks (?!) Rachel reflects on an image she had: “I imagined with great clarity an image of [her patient] Jennie and me sitting together in my office, an inert body laid out between us. Gray, corpselike, it rested on a block with intravenous (IV) tubes coming out of each of its arms. One of the IVs ran from the prostrate body to Jennie's arm, and the other to mine, each of us connected to this lifeless mass, infusing it with our own blood, each of us feeding it, sustaining it, keeping it on life support in some limbo state between life and death.” This is a powerful, timely volume. Amy Schwartz Cooney, Ph.D., is on faculty at the New York University (NYU) Post-Doctoral Program in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. She is on the Board of Directors and is faculty/supervisor at the National Institute for the Psychotherapies (NIP) and at the Stephen Mitchell Center for Relational Studies. She is Joint Editor in Chief of Psychoanalytic Dialogues and is in private practice in New York City. Rachel Sopher is Board Director, Faculty and Supervisor, National Institute for the Psychotherapies (NIP) Training Institute; Faculty and Supervisor, National Training Program for NIP; and Faculty, Stephen Mitchell Center for Relational Studies. She is Editor-in-Chief of Psychoanalytic Perspectives and maintains a private practice in New York City. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/psychology

A book on psychoanalytic theory that you read with a lump in your throat: theory that taps into some deep currents. We interview Dr. Amy Schwartz Cooney and Rachel Sopher about their edited volume Vitalization in Psychoanalysis: Perspectives on Being and Becoming (Routledge, 2021). Amy tells us about psychoanalytic transformation and … the New York Knicks (?!) Rachel reflects on an image she had: “I imagined with great clarity an image of [her patient] Jennie and me sitting together in my office, an inert body laid out between us. Gray, corpselike, it rested on a block with intravenous (IV) tubes coming out of each of its arms. One of the IVs ran from the prostrate body to Jennie's arm, and the other to mine, each of us connected to this lifeless mass, infusing it with our own blood, each of us feeding it, sustaining it, keeping it on life support in some limbo state between life and death.” This is a powerful, timely volume. Amy Schwartz Cooney, Ph.D., is on faculty at the New York University (NYU) Post-Doctoral Program in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. She is on the Board of Directors and is faculty/supervisor at the National Institute for the Psychotherapies (NIP) and at the Stephen Mitchell Center for Relational Studies. She is Joint Editor in Chief of Psychoanalytic Dialogues and is in private practice in New York City. Rachel Sopher is Board Director, Faculty and Supervisor, National Institute for the Psychotherapies (NIP) Training Institute; Faculty and Supervisor, National Training Program for NIP; and Faculty, Stephen Mitchell Center for Relational Studies. She is Editor-in-Chief of Psychoanalytic Perspectives and maintains a private practice in New York City. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Despite having been a target for over a decade, bank overdraft practices still remain a focus of regulators and plaintiffs' class action attorneys. We discuss federal and state legislative, regulatory, and enforcement developments; theories currently used by plaintiffs' attorneys to challenge overdraft practices, including retry payment claims; litigation involving alleged Regulation E violations; and the use of arbitration provisions to help avoid class action exposure. Alan Kaplinsky, Ballard Spahr Senior Counsel, hosts the conversation, joined by Marty Bryce and Mark Levin, partners in the firm's Consumer Financial Services Group, and Amy Schwartz, Of Counsel and Co-Leader of the firm's Retail Customer Litigation Team.

Episode 28 - The Outdoorsman - with expert Bob Ertzweiler (https://vermontwildernessschool.org/) is live! Kops and Lee are back at it… The boys lead this episode off with a Kops softball update, the history of their local high arc softball league and how not to give softball advice. As this is all going on Lee is distracted with his Verizon FIOS Wi-Fi drama. - Lee upgraded his internet and now his Wi-Fi is not working (07:55) - 4 hours later, talking with reps on the chat, the Wi-Fi still isn’t working, Lee is very frustrated and taking it out on everyone around him, Kops is concerned and trying to calm Lee down- Kops brings up Chrissy Tiegen, her cancelation by Target (15:25) and why people care what celebrities say- CDC announces reduction in mask requirements for vaccinated people (25:23), a recent outdoor event Kops and Lee attended and their reactionsContact Zush Photography for all of your bar/bat mitzvah, wedding and event photography needs (973-314-1527 or email info@zushphotography.com). Mentions the Idiots sent you!This week’s guest is naturalist, turkey hunter, tracker, teacher, and philosopher Bob Ertzweiler, the boys talk a little about their outdoor experiences and history (27:04). They are definitely idiots on this subject! Bob Ertzweiler joins Kops and Lee (32:40) to cover his background, the projects he is working on, and his go to survival tools & shelter design. Bob also mentions a few book recommendations to learn about eating in the wild - Peterson’s Field Guide To Wild Edible Plants, Samuel Thayer’s Nature’s Garden & Forager's Harvest. The boys come back (01:19:00) to wrap up Episode 28; Lee wants to hang out with Bob in the woods, Kops isn’t really ready to do that. Huge shout out (01:22:19) to Amy Schwartz, The Shoebox Chef and The Rebbe’s Choice herring. Amy’s holiday cheesecake and krembo were amazing! Contact her on Instagram or Facebook to order yummy desserts. Thank you very much Bob for coming on the podcast! To contact Bob, message him on Facebook or email him at bob@vermontwildernessschool.org. Follow Two Idiots and an Expert on… Facebook / Instagram / Twitter#outdoors #hunting #tracking #nature #adventure #hiking #explore #mountains #camping #survival #edc #gobag #everydaycarry #ApplePodcast #SpotifyPodcast #TwoIdiotsandanexpert #2IdiotsandanExpert

​If you take the magazine covers and blogs at face value, entrepreneurship is about changing the world by making a billion dollar company. For the silent majority that aren't necessarily motivated by starting tech revolutions, but still want to create a sustainable business, take a cue from Amy Schwartz and her role in Unleash Surf in this episode of How2.

The bachelorette party is the perfect time to get the ladies together for a pamper day, good brunch, wild weekend…or ALL of the above. Amy Schwartz and Amanda Nowak join Misty for this conversation.

John Canzano talks with Oregon State President F. King Alexander and Athletic Director Scott Barnes about the anonymous $50 million donation for the Reser Stadium renovation. Then Kansas City Chiefs left tackle Mike Remmers discussed what it's like to gear up for the Super Bowl. Then Tampa Bay Buccaneers digital reporter (and former BFT intern) Amy Schwartz talked about covering Tom Brady and reminisced about her time on the show. We also play The Big Splash, Punch it! Audio, The Culligan Water Cooler Report, and more. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter.

John Canzano talks with Amy Schwartz, who began her career as an intern at 750 The Game in Portland and is now working with the Digital Media team for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Canzano asks Schwartz about the atmosphere in Tampa ahead of the Super Bowl, what she does for the team on a daily basis, what she learned during her time as an intern with 750 The Game, her reaction to the Reser Stadium project, predictions for the big game, and much more. Subscribe NOW to this podcast for more great content. Follow @JohnCanzanoBFT on Twitter.

Enjoy the dulcet tones of Miss Jade's voice as she reads Lucy Can't Sleep by Amy Schwartz.

Congrats on the engagement!! Now let's get to work. Here's advice for how to get going. We're chatting with professional planners Tara Grubb and Amy Schwartz from completewedo.com discussing the first steps, taking a step back, and showing boudoir videos to grandma.

Amy Schwartz, editor of the new book "Can Robots Be Jewish? And Other Pressing Questions of Modern Life"

In this episode, what you need to know about traveling to Peru during COVID, including the new rules for visiting Machu Picchu.With COVID-19 affecting the way we engage with the world, it's important to plan wisely and travel responsibly, both for your own safety and that of the places you visit. But as we re engage with the world you're likely planning vacations not far from home. World Nomads can help by providing travel safety tips, inspiring content, and travel insurance designed to protect you while traveling.

We unpack why you should pay more to hire a professional for your wedding. Also talk to wedding industry lead Amy Schwartz from Complete Weddings + Events. The hosts can be reached at 308-237-5247 by text or phone email: dave@completehighplains.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dave500/support

In this episode of the podcast, host Emily Van Buskirk discuss's some current Pac-12 news stories, including the announcement of Florida's future home-and-homes with Arizona State and Cal. Emily also talks about California's AB 7 legislature and the impact it would have on future Pac-12 football start times. She is joined on this episode of the podcast by Beaver Blitz recruiting writer Amy Schwartz who talks about the Oregon State Beavers season, the biggest difference between the Gary Anderson er and the Jonathan Smith era and whether she thinks the Beavers can win out and preserve some of their on-going streaks. As always, make sure to follow the show on Twitter at @LO_Pac12 and follow Emily on Twitter and Instagram at @Emilnem. You can follow Amy on Twitter at @TheAmySchwartz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of the podcast, host Emily Van Buskirk discuss's some current Pac-12 news stories, including the announcement of Florida's future home-and-homes with Arizona State and Cal. Emily also talks about California's AB 7 legislature and the impact it would have on future Pac-12 football start times. She is joined on this episode of the podcast by Beaver Blitz recruiting writer Amy Schwartz who talks about the Oregon State Beavers season, the biggest difference between the Gary Anderson er and the Jonathan Smith era and whether she thinks the Beavers can win out and preserve some of their on-going streaks. As always, make sure to follow the show on Twitter at @LO_Pac12 and follow Emily on Twitter and Instagram at @Emilnem. You can follow Amy on Twitter at @TheAmySchwartz. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is The Becoming Podcast, MotherSHIFT Edition, Season 1, Ep. 03 - Amy Schwartz on empowered birth, ecofeminism + adventure 

Class is in session! Amy Schwartz, episode 5 is the owner of Stroller strong Moms Fayetteville and teaches fitness classes for new & expectant Moms; here, she describes basics of behavior modeling. Mary Tramazzo, episode 6 is a former collegiate athlete and now Olympic marathon hopeful, reflects on her first road race. Mary Whitlock, episode 23 is a holistic nutrition expert who touches on modeling healthy eating behaviors & what to do with older kids. Yeniz Parton, episode 12 is a nationally ranked OCR athlete and owner of I-FIT functional training gym. She describes how her sons play a role in her race day and WHY for doing the sport. Ann Marie Cody, episode 29 is the current GWR holder for "fastest marathon with a triple pram- female" who describes her initial inspiration for running. Jenn Andrews, episode 16 is a below the knee amputee and founder of the Move for Jenn Foundation. Listen to her describe how her daughter demonstrated the mindset fruits of modeling healthy behavior. Shop Red H Nutrition and use code RUNLIFTMOM for 10% off. Email feedback on this format to runliftmompod@gmail.com or support the show by buying gear at http://www.shoprunliftmom.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/runliftmom/message

Cake as a “why” (1:35) battling autoimmune diseases (4:30), struggling to find a groove after 5 pregnancies in 8 years (5:15), group fitness as a difference maker (9:30), modeling healthy behavior (14:45) grace in motherhood (17:30), time and season (19:00), loving your body (20:00). Learn more about Amy's classes HERE or shout at me HERE Item of the week --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/runliftmom/message

In today's episode, I will be taking you to Peru where my guest Amy Schwartz is running a remote working experience for surfers with wanderlust. Amy's family business (she created it with her partner, John) Unleash Surf has been featured in The Inertia, GQ magazine, and even Forbes as THE destination for digital nomads, entrepreneurs and freelancers who want to take a step back from their 9–5 grind and put a new perspective on their careers. We discuss how Amy and John got the idea to create their business, the challenges they face and also the opportunities it has opened up for them, and the feedback they get from their guests and the local community. Amy tells us what it's like to surf in Peru and shares her favorite surf spots (Chicama is only an hour's drive away from Unleash's base). Amy is the loyal but mischievous person who convinced you to go night-swimming, eat too many mangoes and take the plane rather than the job. With her bursting energy, she tells us the story of how and why she and her partner came up with the idea to create a co-working space with self catered apartments opposite one of the most consistent waves on the planet. In an age where digital nomadism, mid life crises and existential wobblies are on the rise, I think that Amy and John's idea is brilliant. It's amazing how a change of scenery and a surf can stimulate creativity, productivity and create community. Unleash Surf can be a life-changing experience as Amy explains in the show, so I'll let her do the storytelling… Amy, thank you for being such a lively and lovely guest! To get in touch with Amy and Unleash Surf, connect to their website www.unleashsurf.com, their instagram account @UNLEASH and Facebook and email Amy directly amy@unleashsurf.com. Join the mailing list, as Amy said, the emails aren't spammy and, you never know maybe in a few years time, you'll be the one chilling on the waves of Huanchaco. If you liked this episode and the previous ones, please subscribe to my podcast! Tell your surfer friends and spread the good vibes. If you have any comments or contributions you would like to make on today's episode, please join the Facebook group, it's called The Oceanriders Community. To connect with me, the best place to start is Instagram @theoceanriderspodcast, Twitter @ImiPodcast, my Facebook page The Oceanriders Podcast, the Facebook group The Oceanriders Community, you can also find me on Medium, just look up Imi Barneaud or email me directly hello@theoceanriderspodcast.com. Thank you so much for listening. Until next week, take care, have fun and enjoy the waves! Ciao! Imi

Reel Rock is back … and I’m dying to take you away! Today’s selection is the 1967 Beatles movie 'The Magical Mystery Tour' - spoilers ahead! Have you ever wondered who was the eggman? Will my Aunt endure the same verbal abuse as Ringo’s Auntie? Can I find a travel agent cool enough to plan my own Magical Mystery Tour? Who was the damn walrus? All of these questions and more will be answered on this episode. You can buy the DVD here: https://www.amazon.com/Beatles-Magical-Mystery-Tour/dp/B008RTE08E Please visit Amy Schwartz for all of your travel needs: https://amyschwartztravel.com/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/rocknrollpodcast Buy Reel Rock Swag: https://www.teepublic.com/poster-and-art/1893006-reel-rock

What's up Dudes and Dudettes! Episode 4 is here and it's with my new friend Amy Schwartz and we're diving into some of her crazy adventures as an avid traveller!Amy is the loyal but mischievous friend who convinced you to go nightswimming, sing in math class, eat too many mangoes, tell the whole truth, start the dance floor, stand up for justice, show some love and take the plane rather than the job. Her secret-not-secret passion is finding herself at home everywhere: from a 43 ft sailboat en route from Cape-Town to Florida, to the local matriarch’s front lawn on Easter Island, a first-edition VW bus in Argentine Patagonia, a raft on the Karnali river in Nepal, a bike in the Peruvian Amazon, a makeshift mat in an ‘untouchables’ village in Madhya Pradesh, her hammock-tent on a Mozambiqe beach, and next to more surf-breaks than she cares to admit to.Before launching Unleash - a remote-working experience for surfers with wanderlust, Amy was a specialist in creating healthy and active places that you’d like to linger in, developing government policy for community-led sustainable energy and guiding outdoor adventure tours. She’s gotten accolades as an Agent of Change by the Halifax Chamber of Commerce and as a top 50 Under-40 entrepreneurial leader by 21inc.Amy sent me a huge list of potential stories we could have talked about and it was a huge task to condense it all down to just 30-40 minutes! I think Amy will need to make a re-appearance!Let me know in the comments down below if we inspired you to travel to any place in particular!Enjoy!*fist bump*IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:- Hitchhiking through Patagonia, Argentina... And the weird guy who picked Amy and her friend up.- The place to visiting in Brazil if you want to experience the carnaval... Hint: It's not Rio.- How the Drinking Games Bible came into existence in FijiShow Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E4FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

What's up Dudes and Dudettes! Episode 4 is here and it's with my new friend Amy Schwartz and we're diving into some of her crazy adventures as an avid traveller!Amy is the loyal but mischievous friend who convinced you to go nightswimming, sing in math class, eat too many mangoes, tell the whole truth, start the dance floor, stand up for justice, show some love and take the plane rather than the job. Her secret-not-secret passion is finding herself at home everywhere: from a 43 ft sailboat en route from Cape-Town to Florida, to the local matriarch’s front lawn on Easter Island, a first-edition VW bus in Argentine Patagonia, a raft on the Karnali river in Nepal, a bike in the Peruvian Amazon, a makeshift mat in an ‘untouchables’ village in Madhya Pradesh, her hammock-tent on a Mozambiqe beach, and next to more surf-breaks than she cares to admit to.Before launching Unleash - a remote-working experience for surfers with wanderlust, Amy was a specialist in creating healthy and active places that you’d like to linger in, developing government policy for community-led sustainable energy and guiding outdoor adventure tours. She’s gotten accolades as an Agent of Change by the Halifax Chamber of Commerce and as a top 50 Under-40 entrepreneurial leader by 21inc.Amy sent me a huge list of potential stories we could have talked about and it was a huge task to condense it all down to just 30-40 minutes! I think Amy will need to make a re-appearance!Let me know in the comments down below if we inspired you to travel to any place in particular!Enjoy!*fist bump*IN THIS EPISODE WE COVER:- Hitchhiking through Patagonia, Argentina... And the weird guy who picked Amy and her friend up.- The place to visiting in Brazil if you want to experience the carnaval... Hint: It's not Rio.- How the Drinking Games Bible came into existence in FijiShow Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E4FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com

Amy Schwartz (Design Director at Cards Against Humanity) joins us to talk about, well, Cards Against Humanity. Recorded during AAF Omaha‘s Meet the Pros, we also chat about getting that first job in design and other advice for recent graduates. Cody Fenske once again[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry... The post Amy Schwartz: The Reflex Blue Show #167 appeared first on 36 Point.

Episode 181 This week on Design Recharge we will team up with AIGA Mobile and will learn from four Emerging Designers. These are creatives who have been in the business for 0-5 years and will be talking about the design community, clients, and work. Our guests this week are: Casey Brabbs a busy, freelance designer and illustrator who has explored different ways to self-promote and is continually growing, Amy Schwartz a design troublemaker making waves as the Design Director for Cards Against Humanity, Heath Vester an entrepreneur who designs and runs a start-up publication called Ant Farm, and Jordan Wong a Cleveland-based illustrator who uses humor in his work and finds clients in unique ways.

Theresa Stewart is an interaction designer for gravitytank, an innovation consultancy in Chicago, Illinois. Her enthusiasm for interaction design is deeply rooted in her love of problem solving and she has helped companies craft meaningful solutions in a range of industries including consumer electronics, retail, and healthcare. We started by talking about her work at gravitytank, and then moved into discussing the concept of play in design, the type of health data wearables should track, and her recent time in Iceland attending DesignMarch part of AIGA's Spring B'Reykjavik. Thanks to Amy Schwartz for the introduction! Theresa Stewart on Twitter Theresa Stewart on LinkedIn Theresa Stewart on Behance