Podcast appearances and mentions of bill gardner

When you see Bill Gardner and Von Glitschka, you know it’s a HOW Design Live to remember! Recorded during the second day of the 2024 event in Denver, we sat down to talk about the pressing matters of the day[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry... The post The Bill & Von Show: The Reflex Blue Show #266 appeared first on 36 Point.

Aaron Draplin stops by, I mean, more like I crashed his merch booth in the lobby to talk to him about closing down the 2024 HOW Design Live in Denver. And wow, that merch table has grown over the years[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry... The post HOW Design Live 2024, Conference Recap 3 of 3 : Aaron Draplin, Bill Gardner, Stephen Gates, Rick Griffith appeared first on 36 Point.

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of logo design with the renowned Bill Gardner, owner and president of Gardner Design, and founder of LogoLounge.com. Bill has been at the forefront of logo trend analysis for over 15 years, meticulously researching thousands of logos from designers worldwide to produce the highly anticipated annual Logo Trend Report. Join us as we explore the latest trends from the 2024 report and gain insights into the evolving landscape of logo design. Bill shares his expertise on how the role of logos is shifting within brand ecosystems, moving from centerpieces to complementary elements within a broader visual strategy. We discuss the rise of inventive wordmarks, the impact of digital media on logo design, and the increasing influence of AI in creating dynamic, multi-dimensional logos. From gradients and animations to the playful adoption of human characteristics in logos, Bill provides a comprehensive overview of the trends that are shaping the future of branding. Trend Report

Episode Highlights: In this episode of The People Business Podcast, host Frank Favaro sits down with Todd Barnhart, CEO and President of Gardner. Todd shares his incredible journey from starting as a sales engineer to becoming the majority owner of one of the top HVAC energy solution providers in the industry. Learn about the core values that have kept Gardner at the forefront for decades, the importance of family-first culture, and the strategies that have led to their remarkable success.

Four percent of deaths in Canada are due to Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID).  Four percent. The number of people who have used MAID in Canada since it was legalized in 2016 has increased year on year from about 1,000 people in the first year to over 13,000 people in 2022. California, which has a similar population size as Canada and legalized MAID around the same time, has fewer than 1000 deaths per year from MAID.  In further contrast to the United States, MAID in Canada is almost entirely administered by a clinician, whereas in the United States patients must self administer.   To be eligible in Canada patients must have a “grievous and irremediable” condition,  including disability; they do not have to have a terminal illness with a prognosis of less than 6 months.  They could have a prognosis of years, or decades.  A planned expansion of MAID to include people with mental illness was placed on hold until March 2024. The Canadian parliament will soon hear a report on potentially expanding MAID to “mature minors.” A recent Human Rights podcast discussed the story of a Canadian seeking MAID because he could not afford to stay housed. Today we talk about these issues with Bill Gardner, a psychologist at the University of Ottawa who is living with cancer,  Leonie Herx, a palliative care physician at the University of Calgary, and Sonu Gand, a psychiatrist at the University of Toronto and former president of the Canadian Psychiatric Association. We talk about how Canada got to this point, including the degree to which offering MAID to anyone who is eligible has become standard practice in many places. We hear Bill Gardner's experience being told that his cancer could not be treated and immediately offered two options: palliative care or MAID. We talk about the role of palliative care and lack of access for many people living with serious illness in Canada. We go in depth about ethical issues raised by the planned expansion of MAID to people with mental illness. Much of the criticism of the explosion of MAID in Canada is coming from people like, our guests, who feel that MAID should be an option for a select few, rather than coming from under-no-circumstance opponents.  To many this rapid expansion will represent autonomy run amok. It is the slippery slope made real. To others MAID represents a seemingly easy and inexpensive mechanism to address failures of the system to address potentially reversible sources of suffering on a systemic level, from difficult conversations at the bedside, to meeting basic needs like housing. For those listening to the podcast, credit to Kai for guitar on Neil Young's Cortez the Killer (my left hand is still broken at the time of this recording). You get me with one-finger-chords on the guitar if you're watching on YouTube (best I could manage). -@AlexSmithMD Overview of MAID in Canada Bill Gardner's article about MAID in Comment Magazine https://comment.org/death-by-referral/ Bill Gardner's articles about living with terminal cancer in Mockingbird Magazine: https://mbird.com/art/cancer-in-advent/ https://mbird.com/religion/testimony/in-the-electors-school/

Bill Gardner has been around the brand creation game for a long time and has a ton of insight to share.  Don and Ebony dive into what has made him successful with Gardner Design and how others can be successful at building their own brands.  On this episode we discuss: The constantly changing world of branding How success and risk are tied together The connections and relationships that kept Bill in Wichita Tips and pitfalls that companies need to be aware of during branding process Where branding is going in the future Learn more about Gardner Design:www.gardnerdesign.com Facebook ProfileInstagram ProfileTwitter ProfileLinkedIn ProfileIn running a business, cause, or institution, it's easy to get into the weeds of day-to-day details. And difficult to know exactly how people perceive your brand. Not to mention how recrafting your brand could influence their perceptions for the better.That's why we make your brand our business. We thrive on understanding who you are, where you are, and where you'd like to go. Then we create the best strategy and design to help you get there. Solutions that just plain work.We've had the privilege of working with organizations of all types and sizes, from Fortune 500 companies to one-person shops. Regardless of size or industry, we get fired up about helping you reach new heights. Because we see it every day – better branding leads to a better future. For your customers. For your employees. For us all.Bill Gardner is a graduate of Wichita North High School in Wichita, Kan., and he attended Kansas State University and Wichita State University, earning bachelor's degrees in business and fine arts with an emphasis in design.Gardner started Gardner's Graphic Hands, a graphic design firm, in 1983. In 1987, Gardner joined forces with Sonia Greteman and Susan Mikulecky to found American Institute of Graphic Arts Wichita. Gardner served as the chapter's founding president. Gardner, Greteman and Mikulecky started a graphic design firm – Gardner, Greteman + Mikulecky – in 1989, which became Gardner + Greteman after Mikulecky left in 1992. In 1994, Gardner founded Gardner Design as the sole owner and president and remains such today.Gardner is also an international speaker on brand identity and graphic design. He presents logo trends annually at HOW Design Live and has participated in speaking engagements in countries around the world including Russia and India. He is additionally a contributing author to LinkedIn Learning.Gardner's design work has appeared or been featured in Communication Arts, Print, Graphis, New York Art Directors, the Museum of Modern Art and many other national and international design exhibitions. His works and writings regarding corporate identity, environmental graphics and three-dimensional design have been published in numerous books, periodicals and podcasts.Other Resources:Gardner in the News (website)Logo Lounge (website)Thanks for listening, be sure to subscribe and leave us a review! Join the Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce! This podcast is brought to you by the Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce and is powered by Evergy.  To send feedback on this show and/or send suggestions for future guests or topics please e-mail communications@wichitachamber.org. This show is part of the ICT Podcast Network.  For more information visit ictpod.net

What to say and how to keep meaning and purpose in your life? Here's what matters: Just show up.  Bill Gardner has some wise thoughts on those challenges. 

SUBSCRIBE TO BRAZILIAN SHIRT NAME EXTRA:https://brazilian-shirt-name.hubwave.net/As part of our series of giving you a listen to football content we enjoy, we went back into the 11-29 archive for a classic episode of 'A Casual Chat with Cass', in this episode Cass talks to Bill Gardner, the most prominent figure among West Ham's notorious Inter City Firm. A rare, raw and sometimes moving chat with a true terrace legend.MORE EPISODES OF A CASUAL CHAT WITH CASS:https://podfollow.com/1457554871

How do people react when they hear they have a serious illness?  Shock, “like a car is rushing straight at me” (says Bill Gardner on our podcast).  After the shock?  Many people strive, struggle, crawl even back toward a “normal” life.  And some people, in addition or instead, engage in deep introspection on how to make meaning or live with or understand this experience of serious illness.  Today we talk with deep thinkers about this issue.  Bill Gardner is a psychologist living with advanced cancer who blogs “I have serious news,” Brad Stuart is an internist and former hospice director whose book is titled, “Facing Death: Spirituality, Science, and Surrender at the End of Life,” and Juliet Jacobson is a palliative care doc who wrote a paper finding that geriatricians do NOT consider aging a serious illness.   We have a wide ranging conversation that touches on how to place aging, disability, and multimorbidity in the context of serious illness conversations, “striving toward normal,” stoicism, existentialism, psychedelics, the goals of medicine, medical aid in dying and more.  We could have talked for hours! And I get to play a Bob Dylan song that's been on my bucket list to learn. Enjoy! -@AlexSmithMD   Additional links: Bill Gardner's article about MAID in Comment Magazine https://comment.org/death-by-referral/ Bill Gardner's articles about living with terminal cancer in Mockingbird Magazine: https://mbird.com/art/cancer-in-advent/ https://mbird.com/religion/testimony/in-the-electors-school/ Brad Stuat's website: https://bradstuartmd.com Juliet mentioned: On existential threat and terror management: The Worm at the Core: On the role of death in life by Soloman, Greenberg, and Pyszczynski On how existential threat is stored in the brain. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31401240/   Papers on “striving toward normalcy” in the setting of serious illness https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36893571/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35729779/    

Bill Gardner once again gave his Logo Trend Report live at HOW Design Live in Nashville (his 21st! logo trend report). The energy he brings on stage is unmatched. Because of my recording schedule this year, I walked into his[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry... The post Bill Gardner: The Reflex Blue Show #242 appeared first on 36 Point.

Bill Gardner, Stephen Gates, Emily Mills, Jessica Neblett, Jenny Reed, and Stefan Sagmeister discuss the second day of 2023’s HOW Design Live in Nashville, Tennessee. I last spoke to Stefan Sagmeister in Boston about Environment Design, so I had to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry... The post HOW Design Live 2023, Conference Recap 2 of 3 : Bill Gardner, Stephen Gates, Emily Mills, Jessica Neblett, Jenny Reed, Stefan Sagmeister appeared first on 36 Point.

Justin Ahrens, David C. Baker, Michael Bierut, Bill Gardner, Darcy Hinrichs, Gary Kopervas, Emily Mills, Stefan Mumaw, and Calvin Ng discuss the first day of 2023’s HOW Design Live in Nashville, Tennessee. This HOW had an energy I missed. It[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry... The post HOW Design Live 2023, Conference Recap 1 of 3 : Justin Ahrens, David C. Baker, Michael Bierut, Bill Gardner, Darcy Hinrichs, Gary Kopervas, Emily Mills, Stefan Mumaw, Calvin Ng appeared first on 36 Point.

Host Chris Mc Loone speaks with Bill Gardner and Steve Turner of ESO Solutions. https://www.eso.com/

This week on Hacker And The Fed we sit down with Bill Gardner, professor and Chair Department of Cyber Forensics & Security at Marshall University. Bill offers insight into the professional and academic path into the industry and the future of cybersecurity. Links from the episode: Follow Bill Gardner: Twitter: https://twitter.com/oncee Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/304blogs/ Marshall University Prospective Students Two papers written by Bill Gardner “I Did What I Believe Is Right”: A Study of Neutralizations among Anonymous Operation Participants Social Engineering in Non-Linear Warfare Support this episode's sponsors: Drata: Get 10% off and waived implementation fees at drata.com/partner/hacker-fed DeleteMe: Visit JoinDeleteMe.com/FED and use promo code: FED20 -- For more information on Chris and his current work visit naxo.com Follow Hector @hxmonsegur

Download Episode 850 – It’s a full house with a bunch of guests here to chat Romancelvania, so let’s get this party started!The show kicks off with Jacob Garner & Aki on hand to welcome both Brooke Poole and Bri “Lady Magritte” Galgano to the show to welcome two more special guests with Amanda & Bill Gardner of The Deep End Games returning to the show to chat about their soon to be released Metroidvania dating sim mashup Romancelvania! We chat about the game, development, characters, the kickstarter and how well it performed, and so much more. Many thanks to Amanda and Bill for hanging out for this one and check out the game when it launches in March!After Bill, Amanda, and Brooke head out, it’s news of the week with the rest of us jokers! We discuss the recently announced PS Plus games for March, the latest games to come to Xbox Game Pass, Xbox games heading to NVIDIA GeForce and an agreement to bring stuff to Switch, Forza’s newest expansion, Diablo beta news, sad news for Just Dance fans, Legend of Dragoon’s glitchy return, and tons more! Plus reviews!0:00 - Intro/Romancelvania1:04:30 - News1:17:26 - Tales of Symphonia Remastered - Bandai Namco Entertainment (Bri)1:30:15 - Gigantosaurus: Dino Kart - 3DClouds, Outright Games (Jacob) 1:41:51 - Shadow Warrior 3: Definitive Edition - Flying Wild Hog, Devolver Digital (Jacob) 1:47:51 - Remoteness - KR Games (Aki)1:58:13 - Rooftop Renegade - Melonhead Games (Jacob) 2:02:43 - Remorse: The List - Ashkandi, Truthkey, Feardemic (Aki) 2:08:49 - Mosaic Chronicles Deluxe - Error 300, RedDeerGames (Jacob)The show ends with some sexy Animal Crossing goodness to cap off the night from the one and only Mustin!2:15:34 - Mustin - K.K. Sex-A-Peel (Animal Crossing)https://www.romancelvania.com/https://www.thedeependgames.com/https://2124publishing.com/https://www.bandainamcoent.com/https://www.3dclouds.it/https://outrightgames.com/https://flyingwildhog.com/https://www.devolverdigital.com/https://www.krgames.it/enhttps://melonheadgames.com.au/https://www.feardemic-games.com/https://error300.com/https://www.reddeergames.com/https://www.mustinenterprises.com/https://www.keymailer.co/https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sml-podcast/id826998112https://open.spotify.com/show/6KQpzHeLsoyVy6Ln2ebNwKhttps://twitter.com/theSMLpodcast/https://www.facebook.com/theSMLpodcast/ALL REVIEWED GAMES HAVE BEEN PROVIDED FOR FREE FOR THE PURPOSE OF ANY COVERAGE ON THE SHOW#PS5 #Xbox #Switch #Keymailer

Bill Gardner and Geoff Scales are two of the leading leadership development coaches and facilitators in the business today. In this podcast, Michael and Gregg have a conversation with two deeply experienced professionals who have spent the past three decades implementing great practices in the fields of leadership and organization development.   

Denise Gardner is welcomed on the podcast to share her success story! Denise and her husband have collectively lost 60 pounds through my course, Finding Nutritional PEACE. She is at her personal lowest weight since age 13 by adapting a low-insulin lifestyle!  Tune in this week to hear Denise's inspiring story about:  [1:50]- I just released a holiday gift guide! In it I include all my favorite wellness products with several of my personal discount codes. Click here to access it! [3:53]- Waitlist is open for the winter session of Finding Nutritional PEACE beginning January 2023! You can find more info and get on the waitlist here. There are no obligations to enroll if you are on the waitlist. If you are, you will be provided with a discount code when enrollment opens on January 3.  [7:31]- Denise's story and how she began her health transformation journey after finding my Instagram page [18:14]- How Denise first began implementing clean eating [32:32]- The importance of protein in successful fasting and how certain foods keep you full [42:29]- What Denise's fasting protocol is and an analysis of her weight loss   [51:45]- Other “wins” Denise has recognized in her life since changing her eating and eating times! [56:15]- Why quality sleep and stress management matter to be successful in fasting and weight loss [1:01:24]- Denise recommends staying persistent, changing up your fasting routine, and keeping a positive attitude about progress FOLLOW ME ON: Instagram: @shana.hussin.rdn Facebook: Fast To Heal With Shana Hussin Website: https://www.fasttoheal.info/ ADDITIONAL LINKS: BE ON THE PODCAST by emailing support@fasttoheal.info and sharing your story of how Fast to Heal Services have changed your life!  ENROLL IN FAST TRACK, my monthly membership program for onging learning, support, and accountability. GRAB YOUR COPY of the Fast To Heal Recipe book with 85 low-carb, whole food recipes that are simple to prepare! GET YOUR FREE STARTING GUIDES that will set you well on your way toward a low-carb lifestyle of timed eating!  SCHEDULE A PERSONALIZED SESSION if you are stuck in a rut, or suffer from a stubborn case of obesity, Type 2 diabetes, or metabolic illness. JUMPSTART your fasting and low-carb protocol by enrolling in my 10-Day Hormone Healing Jumpstart! ENROLL in Metabolic Makeover, my STARTER COURSE to find your fasting method, implement therapeutic carb restriction, and learn how to bust through weight and health stalls. I provide 4-Week Personalized Protocols with fasting/timed eating and therapeutic carb restriction recommendations for you to get immersed in a low-insulin lifestyle!

Former NH Secretary of State (1976 - 2022) Bill Gardner have a discussion about rigged elections and New Hampshire electoral processes. Gardner has many stories to share from his long tenure as the Secretary of State of New Hampshire. Interview by Dartmouth student Kyle Mullins '22. Edited by Laura Hemlock. Music: Debussy Arabesque no 1. Composer: Claude Debussy

Greg, Riley, and John finish off their Bioshock Retrospective with the aesthetically beautiful but complicated Bioshock: Infinite. The panel asks: Does the inter-dimensional and politically charged plot hold up to scrutiny? How does the gameplay compare to previous entries? What message was Irrational trying to send with this narrative? Our interview with Bioshock Inf Creative Designer, Bill Gardner: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3S3Khkg9vTg6ozzzdDvTl3?si=dbb56cdd404c4482 Subscribe to us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdTJ-tjRWmWLPneNsc93hkw Follow Goddamn Gamecube on Social: https://twitter.com/GoddamnGamecube https://www.instagram.com/goddamngamecube

Greg, Riley, and returning guest, John, breakdown the 2007 blockbuster hit, Bioshock. They discuss the excellent visual storytelling, the socio-political plot, as well as the system-shock-influenced gameplay. Our interview with Bioshock Lead Level Designer, Bill Gardner: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3S3Khkg9vTg6ozzzdDvTl3?si=dbb56cdd404c4482 Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdTJ-tjRWmWLPneNsc93hkw Follow Goddamn Gamecube on Social: https://twitter.com/GoddamnGamecube https://www.instagram.com/goddamngamecube

It's a Magical Creative Shit Show with the incomparable Bill Gardner of Gardner Design and LogoLounge.com. Bill took co-hosts Jamie Saunders, Von Glitschka, Karen Larson, and Justin Ahrens on a captivating journey through design history offering up insanely good advice on refining your designs, and dealing with clients who think they're designers, magical etiquette, and hidden features on logolounge.com. Come have a laugh and learn with us.

Bill Gardner of Logo Lounge and Gardner Designs is back again for his intensive Logo Trends Report, 2022! You can follow along with Bill's Report here. Or, you can watch the Video version on YouTube here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deeplygraphic/message

During the seventies and eighties, when football violence in England was at its height, Bill Gardner became a legend. First at his club West Ham, then across the country, he was renowned as the toughest man in football. Now in his sixties, he is reflective about his past, honest about his vulnerabilities and passionate about encouraging others to open up. Bill is no ordinary terrace hard-man: this chat reveals a man who has learned to face his demons and embrace his softer side.Buy Bill's extraordinary memoir ‘The Man, The Myth, The Legend' here See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our first ever LIVE podcast was recorded in front of an audience at 2022 How Design Live in Boston, with Von joining us via Zoom from Oregon. As always, we talk trash with each other, but we also took the opportunity to have the audience members ask questions — including Bill Gardner asking Jamie about stripper glitter! It's never dull, so take a listen!

Bill Gardner, Andrew Gibbs, Patty Lennon, Michael Roderick, and Terri Trespicio discuss the first day of 2022’s HOW Design Live in Boston. It was great to be back among so many creatives at the HOW Conference. The event, as usual, went[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry... The post HOW Design Live 2022, Conference Recap 1 of 3 : Bill Gardner, Andrew Gibbs, Patty Lennon, Michael Roderick, Terri Trespicio appeared first on 36 Point.

In this episode, we meet managing partner of Noetic Outcomes, Bill Gardner. Bill's training is in Organization and Leadership Development and his career taught him the power of leaders to create and maintain culture. He now primarily coaches senior executives and consults with leaders about building their teams, organizations, and culture. To learn more about Bill Gardner online, visit:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wpgardner/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NoeticOutcomesConsulting/Website: https://noeticoutcomes.com/

Behind every successful organization is a responsible leader. On the other hand, behind every effective leader is a reliable executive leadership coach. George Randle brings to the show the person who coached him, organization development consultant and Forbes contributor Bill Gardner. The "Coach of Coaches" shares how he helps executives hone their skills and develop their mindset to become leaders everyone will love and respect. Bill also talks about the programs and assessments he uses in his coaching career, how he approaches the recruitment process, and the top three traits every responsible executive leader must possess. Read the full blog post here: https://talentwargroup.com/talentwarpodcast/019-the-coach-for-coaches-who-coaches-turn-to-elevate-their-skills-with-executive-leadership-coach-organization-development-consultant-forbes-contributor-bill-gardner

This week, state lawmakers met for the first time since 2022. What do this week's sessions tell us about the year ahead in the State House? Get NHPR's reporting about politics, the pandemic, and other top stories in your inbox — sign up for our newsletter (it's free!) today. At least eight police officers on the Laurie List remain active in the state, including two police chiefs. And Secretary of State Bill Gardner stepped down after over 40 years in office. Plus, COVID case numbers reach record highs, but hospitalizations don't appear to follow that trend. We talk about those stories and more this week on the New Hampshire News Recap.

The very first Pizza Hut was only a half mile from Bill in Wichita! And they asked their fraternity brothers to open franchises. Pizza Hut's red roof was so iconic you could identify them from aerial photography. It was designed by Robert Burke. Sagmeister & Walsh book: https://sagmeisterwalsh.com/work/all/beauty-book/ Taco Bell's logo evolution: https://www.grayflannelsuit.net/blog/logo-evolution-taco-bell Papa John's logo evolution: https://1000logos.net/papa-johns-logo/ Home on the Range: https://statesymbolsusa.org/symbol-official-item/kansas/state-song/home-range Bullhearted Brand Book: https://bullhearted.co/ Handles IG @gardnerdesignusa Twitter @gardnerdesign FB https://www.facebook.com/WeAreGardnerDesign/ https://gardnerdesign.com/ https://www.logolounge.com/ Quotes “Back in the 70s 80s and maybe 90s, there was a lot of character in restaurant brands… it seems like there was a push to eliminate that.” - Joseph “People forget that the McDonald's golden arches were the original arches on the building. These things draw this language and vernacular of the architecture of the restaurant. That's where the color comes from, the pattern, the textures.” - Bill “There's been this regrasping from the 70s especially - with Stranger Things - the typography, wonderful fat swervy, bold, and spoke of food, people love that.” - Bill “If you didn't live through it, it's new to you, but you remember it in a retro way - you remember the good, not the bad.” - Bill “I rarely say this about design … but God, it's sexy.” - Joseph “If we all believe that brown rectangles are the ugliest thing in the world then why are we building them?” - Joseph, paraphrasing Sagmeister “We brown-rectangled logos and design elements for so long.” - Joseph “Familiarity is what we consider ugly” - Bill, interpreting Sagmeister “If you come to me, I can do (Burger King's) 2050 logo, the bun will be just enormous on the thing … but the type will be the same.” - Bill “I'm not speaking about how good the product is, I'm just speaking about from a design perspective, I love the fact that they've picked up that vernacular and pushing that forward as a brand component.” “Is it lazy? I don't mean in the amount of thought or work, but it seems like a parlor trick to leverage nostalgia.” - Joseph  “The logo was king, and the application, the visual vocabulary, was the court that went with the king … an

Come join us at the 2022 Wichita Business Expo at Century II on Thursday, September 29!  This is the premiere business-to-business trade show in Wichita.  No matter what you are looking for, you will find it at the Expo! Learn more now!Bill Gardner has been around the brand creation game for a long time and has a ton of insight to share.  Don and Ebony dive into what has made him successful with Gardner Design and how others can be successful at building their own brands.  On this episode we discuss: The constantly changing world of branding How success and risk are tied together The connections and relationships that kept Bill in Wichita Tips and pitfalls that companies need to be aware of during branding process Where branding is going in the future Learn more about Gardner Design:www.gardnerdesign.com Facebook ProfileInstagram ProfileTwitter ProfileLinkedIn ProfileIn running a business, cause, or institution, it's easy to get into the weeds of day-to-day details. And difficult to know exactly how people perceive your brand. Not to mention how recrafting your brand could influence their perceptions for the better.That's why we make your brand our business. We thrive on understanding who you are, where you are, and where you'd like to go. Then we create the best strategy and design to help you get there. Solutions that just plain work.We've had the privilege of working with organizations of all types and sizes, from Fortune 500 companies to one-person shops. Regardless of size or industry, we get fired up about helping you reach new heights. Because we see it every day – better branding leads to a better future. For your customers. For your employees. For us all.Bill Gardner is a graduate of Wichita North High School in Wichita, Kan., and he attended Kansas State University and Wichita State University, earning bachelor's degrees in business and fine arts with an emphasis in design.Gardner started Gardner's Graphic Hands, a graphic design firm, in 1983. In 1987, Gardner joined forces with Sonia Greteman and Susan Mikulecky to found American Institute of Graphic Arts Wichita. Gardner served as the chapter's founding president. Gardner, Greteman and Mikulecky started a graphic design firm – Gardner, Greteman + Mikulecky – in 1989, which became Gardner + Greteman after Mikulecky left in 1992. In 1994, Gardner founded Gardner Design as the sole owner and president and remains such today.Gardner is also an international speaker on brand identity and graphic design. He presents logo trends annually at HOW Design Live and has participated in speaking engagements in countries around the world including Russia and India. He is additionally a contributing author to LinkedIn Learning.Gardner's design work has appeared or been featured in Communication Arts, Print, Graphis, New York Art Directors, the Museum of Modern Art and many other national and international design exhibitions. His works and writings regarding corporate identity, environmental graphics and three-dimensional design have been published in numerous books, periodicals and podcasts.Other Resources:Gardner in the News (website)Logo Lounge (website) Thanks for listening, be sure to subscribe and leave us a review! Join the Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce! This podcast is brought to you by the Wichita Regional Chamber of Commerce and is powered by Evergy.  To send feedback on this show and/or send suggestions for future guests or topics please e-mail communications@wichitachamber.org. This show is part of the ICT Podcast Network.  For more information visit ictpod.net

This week on Squid and the Ultimate Leafs Fan, Mike and Rick are joined by Chicago Wolves broadcaster and former Chicago Blackhawks and Hartford Whalers forward, Bill Gardner! He tells us what playing junior hockey with Wayne Gretzky was like, talks about the dominant Peterborough Petes teams he played on in the OHL, discusses his transition to broadcasting, and much more! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75SwfwwiXJY Podcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/SquidUlf Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/squidandtheulf/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ULF Twitter: https://twitter.com/ULeafsFan ULF Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ultimateleafsfan/ ULF Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theultimateleafsfan/?hl=en ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Rick's Twitter: https://twitter.com/rickvaive22 Rick's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rickvaive/?hl=en

Our longest-running tradition here at the DGDC, Bill Gardner returns for the 2021 Logo Trends Report. Bill and the Logo Lounge team report what they have found by thoroughly scrutinizing the more than 35,000 logos submitted to LogoLounge since last year's report. As always, this report comes with a disclaimer, "It is an observation of the trajectory and evolution of key design directions. Yours is not to imitate but to use these to inform you where our industry is going and if you are able to stand on the shoulders of these designs and push them to the next great iteration or a completely new level." You can follow along with Bill's Trend Report as a companion to our conversation. In addition to the report, we also discuss: - How 2020 changed things for many small design studios. - What industries and businesses skyrocketed. - How designers are hired to tell stories and create meaning. Making the drama matter. - How consumers are looking for guidance in alien territory and we are the scouts and the guides. Sign Up for Logo Lounge at: www.logolounge.com This episode is sponsored by Skillshare. To take advantage of our promotion, click here or go to: www.skillshare.com/DEEPEND2 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deeplygraphic/message

We had the honor of speaking to lead game designer Bill Gardner about his work on Bioshock, Bioshock Infinite, and Perception. We also spoke about his experience as the CEO of The Deep End Games and their upcoming project: Romancelvania.

In the first of what will eventually be a SIX-part interview -- in two separate three-episode arcs -- Jeff Hammond gives listeners insight into his very earliest days as a NASCAR fan. So taken with the sport was Hammond, he was determined to find a spot working for a team. After stints with several different teams, Hammond finally landed with Walter Ballard ... and then ... the legendary Junior Johnson & Associates. In our second segment, hosts Rick Houston and Steve Waid go through the August 21, 1980 issue of Grand National Scene, which featured coverage of Cale Yarborough's victory at Michigan. Although Richard Petty was coming off a horrific accident at Pocono the month before, he still managed to finish fifth. Darrell Waltrip was unable to get his DiGard Racing entry into the field, so he took over car owner Joel Halpern's car ... and proceeded to finish fifth. The DiGard Racing-DW relationship was on its last legs, and we dig back into the archives to get the viewpoints of both Waltrip and team owner Bill Gardner. Finally, this issue announces the retirement of Tighe Scott. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's guest is Bill Gardner from Gardner Design Co and the creator of LogoLounge and those beautifully printed books. @gardnerdesignusaDuring this episode, we talk about how print is often at the front lines of branding and how important that interaction and experience is to your business. Bill shares what he and the Gardner Design team have done to ensure their brand in print exceeds expectations and communicates the right message. We talk about ensuring print has "hang time". We also talk about a really unique piece of historical print, the cover from a 1952 issue of Fortune Magazine. Also, did you know that Bill is the owner of Paul Rands T-square? Yeah. Picked it up at an estate sale. Bill also talks about how the Gardner team always goes to press checks and the value that they have as part of the design process. There was 1 time when they didn't though, and the project didn't turn out entirely as planned.I always enjoy chatting with Bill and his energy and love for design is intoxicating! He even gave me a live demonstration of how they hand rivet parts of their business card, each one, hows that for effort and impact. Enjoy!

Welcome to Episode 28 of The Main Thing Podcast and another dose of wisdom! I'm your host, Skip Lineberg, and today I am thrilled to introduce you to my special guest, Bill Gardner. Bill is an Assistant Professor at Marshall University, in Huntington, West Virginia, where he teaches in the Cyber Forensics and Security Degree Programs.  Prior to joining the faculty at Marshall Univ., Bill co-founded the SecureWV/Hack3rCon cyber security conference. He also helped to start 304geeks, a non-profit technology organization based in Charleston, WV. Bill Gardner is an active member of the cyber security community and has spoken at a number of professional conferences including AIDE, DerbyCon and Shmoocon. He has co-authored two books: "Building an Information Security Awareness Program: Defending Against Social Engineering and Technical Threats" and “Google Hacking For Penetration Testers.” He has also written a number of academic & non-academic journal articles. Get ready! Over the next 9-minutes you will discover why Bill Gardner is, without a doubt, one of the wisest people I know. Connect Bill Gardner on LinkedIn Free Poster! Thank you for being a loyal listener! Here's your link to download your free poster. It's a professionally designed work of art, emblazoned with the core wisdom lessons from our first seven guests in Season One. Credits Graphic Designer Emma Malinoski Editor and Technical Advisor Bob Hotchkiss Want to Help Support the Growth of this Podcast? Become a subscriber. Share the podcast with one or two friends. Buy some Main Thing Merch from our Merchandise Store. Become a patron of the show and consider supporting us on Patreon with a nominal, goodwill monetary donation.

The gang is back to talk Logo Trends 2020 with our friend, Bill Gardner from Logo Lounge. Fellow podcaster and friend of the program, Jordan Wilson, joins us to review Bill's deep dive into all the trends and style of 2020! Check out the full report here! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deeplygraphic/message

In the third and final installment of our interview, DiGard Racing team owner Bill Gardner discusses the team's controversial win in the 1985 Firecracker 400 at Daytona with driver Greg Sacks, the end of the team's run in the sport and, ultimately, its place in NASCAR history. Hosts Rick Houston and Steve Waid also take a quick look at the new inductees into the NASCAR Hall of Fame before digging into the April 9, 1987 issue of Grand National Scene, which features coverage of Dale Earnhardt's dominant win at North Wilkesboro, Tim Richmond's comeback press conference and Darlington test, a Joe Dan Bailey feature and news on Jake Elder, an injury that nearly derailed Terry Labonte's start streak and controversial team owner Eric Freedlander. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the second installment of our interview with DiGard Racing owner Bill Gardner, we discuss the crushing disappointment of losing out on the 1979 Winston Cup championship; the on-again, off-again relationship with Buddy Parrott; Darrell Waltrip's departure from the team; the 1982 "Bumper-gate" controversy; Bobby Allison's 1983 Winston Cup championship; and a sugar residue that was discovered in Allison's fuel cell at Riverside in that year's season finale. Hosts Rick Houston and Steve Waid also take a long look into the November 19, 1981 issue of Grand National Scene. The week's paper featured coverage of Neil Bonnett's win at Atlanta in front of Ford officials; Ford's return to the sport; Harry Melling buying Bill Elliott's family owned operation; and features on Dale Earnhardt's move from Richard Childress Racing to Bud Moore Engineering and James "Tweetie" Hylton Jr. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

DiGard Racing was one of the most successful ... and controversial ... NASCAR teams of the 1970s and 80s, and team owner Bill Gardner addressed it all in his interview with The Scene Vault Podcast hosts Rick Houston and Steve Waid. In this week's installment, Gardner remembers how it all began over a game of pinochle, his parting of the ways with Donnie Allison and the beginnings of what would turn out to be a tumultuous relationship with Darrell Waltrip. In our second segment, Rick and Steve dig into the May 26, 1977 issue of Grand National Scene, which featured an epic column by publisher Robb Griggs, outlining, among other things, a controversy at Nashville that left the race track without an ambulance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's guest is Bill Gardner. He is the Founder of Logo Lounge and the Owner of Gardner Design in Wichita KS. During part two of this episode we talk about:-how design-centric companies grow and become more valuable faster! -the entrepreneurial community and helping them understand the importance of design.-a project he was a part of where he accidentally designs “tombstones”.-a designers little dirty secret...-a project he is really proud of and why.-the early days and beginning of LogoLounge.Bill is a great story teller and I loved hearing about the proud highlights, but also the challenges he has faced in his career. Plus, he called me a genuine guy! Thanks for the compliment Bill! @gardnerdesignusa @logolounge

Today's guest is Bill Gardner. He is the Founder of Logo Lounge and the Owner of Gardner Design in Wichita KS. During part one of this episode we talk about:-how Bill was actually a talented magician when he was younger before getting into design.-how he received an ‘F' in Art class as a soft-more and was more interested in theatre. -the original business name and logo he started his design career with.-how print allows designers to defy gravity and the unique ways he is using print.-the print scene in other countries.Bill has an incredible passion for design and that really comes through when he talks about it. He has a wealth of experience and he isn't afraid to share. We had so much to talk about I had to split this interview into two parts. Part Two tomorrow dives into stories about projects he is proud of, challenging times in his design career, and projects that didn't goes as planned but he learned lessons on. @gardnerdesignusa

I can never believe it when a whole year has passed, and it's time to once again sit down with our old pal Bill Gardner, founder of LogoLounge. Listen in as we talk all about the newest crop… what works, what doesn't, and what might soon be on its way out. We had lots of […] --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deeplygraphic/message

Cass talks to Bill Gardner, the most prominent figure among West Ham's notorious Inter City Firm. A rare, raw and sometimes moving chat with a true terrace legend.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Coming soon... a series of interviews hosted by Cass Pennant - sports legends, gangsters, former hooligans, musicians, actors, and more. Series one guests include Frank Bruno, Bill Gardner, Ambrose Mendy and Dave Courtney... subscribe now or miss out.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

News Failing Fish and Game eyes bail-out http://www.unionleader.com/news/environment/panel-offers-prescription-for-struggling-wildlife-agency/article_c94f3e08-64e7-561a-8622-224ba561c772.html?block_id=664688 Having the agency pay for itself makes the most sense, paying out of the general fund will unmoor it from reality, like other agencies Taking violations out of the court system makes sense Canoe licenses make sense Getting more federal money will come at a price of more federal control Rescues from White Mountains National Forest should be paid by private insurance and hikers should require insurance to go up there The idea that the state (ie everyone who lives around you) should pay for your hiking mistakes is morally outrageous Liberty Stance: Privatize the lake or whatever body of water and let the shareholders of the lake's corporation determine what's to be done. Walter Block wrote a book The Case for Privatizing Oceans, Rivers, Lakes and Aquifiers https://mises.org/library/water-capitalism-case-privatizing-oceans-rivers-lakes-and-aquifers Former Portsmouth Police commissioner and partner indicted in shooting case http://www.unionleader.com/news/crime/former-portsmouth-police-commissioner-partner-indicted-in-shooting-case/article_378bf097-ee35-58c3-b677-d036e502e787.html?block_id=664688 Shot fired when teen intruder was fleeing, not when in the home Like any dangerous job, training can remove danger by replacing emotional reaction with calm competence A forklift driver who panicked and killed a co-worker as a consequence could not simply claim “Well I have a dangerous job.” This is childish excuse making. Manchester Police looking into body cameras (Matt) http://www.unionleader.com/news/crime/manchester-police-looking-at-body-cameras-for-officers-price-tag/article_d97ffda6-dbed-50c3-bf2b-afa865affc34.html?block_id=664686 Between $250 and $900k If funding is an issue, let go of some officers or admin. Don't let the Police Chief decide. His input should be noted though. Check out Radley Balko's blog for de-escalation and themarshallproject.org Battle for Secretary of State wages on “New Hampshire is one of three states where legislators choose the chief election official, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.” http://www.nhpr.org/post/lawmakers-face-mounting-pressure-both-sides-secretary-state-race Van Ostern's site http://vanostern.com/our-platform-free-fair-new-hampshire/ Bill Gardner, believe it or not. No website. But the secretary of state's website http://sos.nh.gov/ Portsmouth NH Passes scooter ordinance: (matt) http://www.seacoastonline.com/news/20181126/portsmouth-passes-scooter-ordinance Why? Has accumulation of these things become a problem? I thought Bird paid people to gather these up? Link to LA times article criticizing Birds https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-bird-scooter-vandalism-20180809-story.html Events Freecoast Liberty Outreach Meetup (Please only talk about this week's) Rochester meet-up this Thursday the 29th Seacoast Holiday Fun 39th Annual Candlelight Stroll at Strawbery Banke http://www.seacoastonline.com/thingstodo?_ev_id=314567_39th_annual_candlelight_stroll Seacoast Media group runs Gift of Warmth for families struggling to pay for fuel this Winter http://www.seacoastonline.com/news/20181125/gift-of-warmth-opens-as-winter-arrives Four baby goats up for adoption from Throwback Brewery http://www.seacoastonline.com/news/20181121/throwback-brewerys-baby-goats-up-for-adoption Nubble lighthouse decked out for the Christmas season http://www.seacoastonline.com/news/20181124/lighting-of-nubble-ushers-in-holiday-season NH History Early History Keene Granted a township in 1732 by Massachusetts Governor Jonathan Belcher Originally named Upper Ashuelot In 1741 NH and Massachusetts settled their boundary dispute and the town was north of the new line It was a miniature republic, setting its own laws and managed its own political affairs without higher influence. Upper Ashuelot took no part in provincial affairs for 27 years. Most of the Connecticut river valley wasn't at the general assembly. The first interaction the town had with the province, as it was then, was for the refusal to pay taxes for the support of the minister From the provincial records 1742: “I am therefore by his Excellency's Command to inform the respective Inhabitants, that it will be very agreable to the Governor that you & each of you, who have been delinquent on that occasion, do forthwith comply with your obligations in regard to the payment of your Ministers, as a contrary behavior will incur his Excellency's displeasure.” In 1747 during King George's war, part of the French and Indian wars, indigenous americans attacked the village and burnt it down. People started resettling there as early as 1749 but due to the whole boundary issue before Governor Benning Wentworth regranted the town after a petition was gathered. “Claiming the right to name the town, the governor named it Keene. In his business as merchant at Portsmouth, previous to his appointment as governor, Mr. Wentworth had contracted with an agent of the court of Spain to supply that government with a large quantity of oak timber. To meet the expense involved he borrowed money in London. When he delivered the timber at Cadiz the agent with whom he had made the contract was out of office and the new agent declined to pay. On his voyage home his ship foundered and he was saved with the crew in a boat, to find himself bankrupt. Afterwards he made another voyage to Spain and claimed payment for his timber. Sir Benjamin Keene was then the English minister to Spain, and he used his influence to aid Mr. Wentworth, who, though unsuccessful in his suit, formed a warm friendship for Sir Benjamin, and his gratitude, and his admiration for the man, led him to name this town in his honor   Named after an attempted bailout   https://ci.keene.nh.us/keene-public-library/griffin-history-town-keene   Suggestions/Feedback Do you have a topic that you would like for us to discuss? A correction and additional piece of information that we may have overlooked, please send it in to freecastpodcast@gmail.com While you are here, follow us on Twitter @freecastpodcast and like our Facebook page.

Well it's June, and you know what that means — a brand new logo design trend report from the folks at LogoLounge! We invited Bill Gardner back to the show to talk trends, and what they mean to the state of logo design in general. We had a great time with this episode, and learned […] --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deeplygraphic/message

Dams clog rivers and streams all over New England. Environmentalists want to take many of them down to improve habitat for fish, but some entrepreneurs want to put them back to work doing their original jobs: making power. Plus, with the Trump Administration’s voter fraud commission meeting in New Hampshire this week, we revisit our conversation about the wacky political world of the Granite State. And, we take trips to two places that are trying to attract tourists: the factory site of a controversial gun magnate, and a mythical wonderland that takes shape just over the border in Québec. Built about 150 years ago, Mill Pond Dam in Colchester, Vt., is currently breached, but still creating a small swamp upstream. Photo by Kathleen Masterson for VPR What Do You Do With an Old Dam? The rivers and streams of New England are littered with thousands of dams. Many of them were used to produce the energy that sparked industry, but they’re now doing little more than than clogging waterways. Conservationists looking to restore the health of rivers are often met with political and emotional resistance when they try to remove large dams. So some are turning their attention to smaller, privately owned ones. Vermont Public Radio’s Kathleen Masterson took a closer look. Nick Cabral is a co-founder of Goose River Hydro in Belfast, Maine But not everyone’s ready to tear down old New England dams. In central Maine, a couple of young entrepreneurs sees potential in old dams in the form of renewable energy and profit. Maine Public Radio’s Fred Bever has more.  Vote First or Die Voters cast ballots in Windham, New Hampshire. Photo by Allegra Boverman for NHPR. Even by New Hampshire's high standards, this was a pretty big week in politics. President Trump's controversial voter fraud commission met in Manchester, where one of the commission's members, long-time New Hampshire secretary of state Bill Gardner, faced criticism from all four members of the state's congressional delegation. Gardner used the occasion of the meeting to rebuke Kris Kobach, the Kansas Secretary of State, for his op-ed on Brietbart.com, suggesting widespread voter fraud in the 2016 New Hampshire election. It's a claim that FactCheck.org called “bogus.” Meanwhile, a state judge ruled against a provision in a new voter law that would have subjected voters to a possible fine or jail time if they failed to submit residency paperwork in a timely fashion. The judge wrote that the provision was a “very serious deterrent” to the right to vote. That New Hampshire's elections have come under scrutiny is something that grates at state residents. The Granite State takes pride in the way it conducts its elections, with no institution more sacred than its first-in-the-nation primary. Scott Conroy is a long-time political reporter, who grew up in neighboring Massachusetts, and who became enamored with New Hampshire's political culture while covering presidential candidates criss-crossing the state. His book is Vote First or Die: The New Hampshire Primary: Americas Discerning, Magnificent, and Absurd Road to the White House. NEXT caught up with Conroy earlier this year. Building a National Park Based on Hartford History Sparks Pride, and Discomfort Unlike New Hampshire, Connecticut has long suffered from a kind of civic inferiority complex. The state is stuck between Boston and New York, but far more congested than scenic New England destinations to the north. Student reporters Nicole Ellis (left) and Madyson Frame pose at Samuel Colt’s statue in Hartford’s Colt Park, with historian Bill Hosley. Photo by Sam Hockaday And then there are the money problems. It's one of the richest states in the nation, but the state budget is billions in the hole. And Hartford, the state’s capital, struggles with a perception that it has too much crime and not enough to do. But something big is on the horizon. A new national park, set to open in the next few years, will tell the story of one of the city's most important industrial leaders. Coltsville National Historical Park will be built on land that once belonged to firearms manufacturer Samuel Colt, and will include parts of the historic Colt factory complex. Colt had an outsized influence on Hartford and was a major player in the Industrial Revolution. But is his a history worth honoring? Madyson Frame, a recent graduate of Hartford's Journalism and Media Academy, reports. Lighting Up the Forest Flips the Switch on a Small Town A stroll through Foresta Lumina includes some sparkly, stunningly lit sections of forest. Photo by Chris Jensen While Hartford dreams about creating a tourist attraction from the ground up, Coaticook, Québec, which sits right on the Vermont border, pulled it off. Local officials took an unusual idea, made a $1 million gamble, and hit a tourism geyser: a high-tech enchanted woodland called Foresta Lumina. Reporter Chris Jensen, with the New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism, went to see for himself. Below: a video from the Creators Project goes behind the scenes at Foresta Lumina. About NEXT NEXT is produced at WNPR. Host: John Dankosky Producer: Andrea Muraskin Executive Producer: Catie Talarski Contributors to this episode: Kathleen Masterson, Fred Bevers, Madyson Frame, Nicole Ellis, Tikeyah Whittle, Sam Hockaday, Jose Vargas, and Chris Jensen Music: Todd Merrell, “New England” by Goodnight Blue Moon, “Nature Kid” by Podington Bear, “Cm” by Podington Bear Get all the NEXT episodes. We appreciate your feedback! Send praise, critique, suggestions, questions, story leads, and tourism ideas to next@wnpr.org.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's that time of year again. The smell of freshly cut grass in your nose, the taste of vodka with just a splash of lemonade on your tongue, and the sweet sounds of Bill Gardner talking about this year's logo design trends all up in your earbuds! That's right kiddies, it's time for the 2017 […] --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deeplygraphic/message

What designer doesn't love discovering the latest trends? And who doesn't love a good tradition? Well hold onto your hats, kids, this episode has BOTH! Yep, sitting down with LogoLounge‘s Bill Gardner to discuss the latest trends in logo design has become one of Deeply Graphic's most time-honored traditions. And this one doesn't disappoint. Follow […] --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deeplygraphic/message