Podcasts about cloud studios

Liz Dunn is a real estate artist. After spending the early years of her career as a software developer at Microsoft, Liz made a hard pivot and launched her own Seattle company in a completely different field: real estate.    The last 20+ years have been filled with people and buildings for Liz. Of her 35 or so retail tenants, all are local and over half are minorities or women.  Fascinating names like Chophouse Row, the Agnes Lofts and Melrose Market label even more fascinating spaces. And then there is the Cloud Room.  It's a Culture club, lounge and bar packaged as a coworking space and located inside one of her buildings. Liz runs two affiliated businesses as well:  Cloud Studios, a practice facility for musicians; and the Overcast Room, a podcast-recording studio. These businesses add a vibrant dimension to already fascinating buildings.  With an organic but masterful style, there's lots to learn from Liz, so listen in! If you'd like to join me in my quest to rethink real estate, there are two simple things you can do. Share this podcast and go to RethinkRealEstateForGood.co, where you can subscribe to be the first to hear about my podcasts, blog posts and other goodies.

Today Morgan shares her origin story! Many of us never realized that the beauty industry could be a first choice for a career. Morgan shares her experience with this, also she shares her experience going to beauty school for cosmetology becoming an instructor and opening her own studio! Check out her own social media!

Our third episode features someone who just might be the personification of a “city maker.” Liz Dunn, principal of Dunn & Hobbes, LLC, is one of the standard bearers of Seattle mixed-use neighborhood developers. Jon joined Liz in the Overcast Room of Cloud Studios, which is in the basement of the award-winning Chophouse Row project. They talk about navigating the landlord-tenant relationship during an economic downturn, an exciting new project and partnership in the Central District, the effort to lid I-5 and reinvention of Bumbershoot. As Liz says, “Seattle is the city that likes to remake itself.” Join us for Seattle City Makers with Jon Scholes and guest Liz Dunn.

Jenn Tsang had a great idea of flipping the tables and interviewing the Chillanthropist, herself, Geraldine Mae Cueva, for Amplify Your Chill. In this episode, she taps into her own love and feels for NYC. Now a west coast transplant, Geraldine reflects on how cannabis allowed her to heal and reach a clear state of consciousness in pursuit of her goals to spread chill. So on that note, The chillanthropist will see you now! This episode was recorded at Listening Party in Canal Street Market and produced by Cloud Studios. Music created by and produced by Fast Lane James. Artwork designed by Jewelyn Butron and last but not least, shout out to the ladies of the Present Shop. Thank you for listening.   *** For more information about the podcast, Amplify Your Chill and host, resident Chillanthropist, Geraldine Mae Cueva; follow her journey in the business of plants at @artandtimesofchill.

Donnie Kwak, now the GM at Complex, sits with the Chillanthropist to talk about what brought him to NYC and how his role in media has evolved in the last two decades. In this episode, Donnie shares an emotional moment after seeing his favorite hockey team win the Stanley Cup. And how today, watching sports puts him at ease. The two also discuss therapy as a mental exercise and read the aura from a portrait of Geraldine where she’s beaming with golden energy. This episode was recorded at Listening Party in Canal Street Market and produced by Cloud Studios. Music created by and produced by Fast Lane James. Artwork designed by Jewelyn Butron and last but not least, shout out to the ladies of the Present Shop. Thank you for listening. ***For more information about the podcast, Amplify Your Chill and host, resident Chillanthropist, Geraldine Mae Cueva; follow her journey in the business of plants at @artandtimesofchill.

Jenn Tsang is the Founder of Sqwishful, a plant-powered and plastic-free brand of dishwashing tools. Born in NYC, raised in New Jersey, and currently living in Hong Kong--Jenn’s mission is both her business and her therapy. In this episode, resident Chillanthropist, Geraldine speaks with Jenn about how she manages technology and time zones with intention. Jenn reveals her candid story of developing Sqwishful after connecting a medical diagnosis to research regarding harmful chemicals like BPA found in plastics. While bringing awareness to climate change, Jenn turned an ordinary product into a message of positivity. This episode was recorded at Listening Party in Canal Street Market and produced by Cloud Studios. Music created by and produced by Fast Lane James. Artwork designed by Jewelyn Butron and last but not least, shout out to the ladies of the Present Shop. Thank you for listening. ***For more information about the podcast, Amplify Your Chill and host, resident Chillanthropist, Geraldine Mae Cueva; follow her journey in the business of plants at @artandtimesofchill.

Meryl Montgomery arrived as an Oregonian in NYC more than a decade ago. In that time she fell in love on trains, lived out her NYC dreams, and then reconnected with an old friend, Valarie Šakota, whose idea for a product focusing on low-dose highs could not escape her. In this episode, Geraldine recollects with Meryl how the NYC hustle is real. Meryl explains how her ambition brought her back to Portland where she and Valarie co-founded their conscious cannabis brand, BARBARI. Meryl also shares her experiences with therapists, how creating playlists is a form of expression, and how finding a new hobby is her next goal. This episode was recorded at Listening Party in Canal Street Market and produced by Cloud Studios. Music created by and produced by Fast Lane James. Artwork designed by Jewelyn Butron and last but not least, shout out to the ladies of the Present Shop. Thank you for listening. ***For more information about the podcast, Amplify Your Chill and host, resident Chillanthropist, Geraldine Mae Cueva; follow her journey in the business of plants at @artandtimesofchill.

Sabrina Li moved to NYC to finish school and has been there ever since, founding her global distribution business, Selfhood. In this episode, Geraldine sits with Sabrina as she recalls the time NYC broke her but also taught her the importance of asking for help. Sabrina shares an empowering message about not chasing instant gratification and how partnering with brands who embrace change is great for business. This episode was recorded at Listening Party in Canal Street Market and produced by Cloud Studios. Music created by and produced by Fast Lane James. Artwork designed by Jewelyn Butron and last but not least, shout out to the ladies of the Present Shop. Thank you for listening. ***For more information about the podcast, Amplify Your Chill and host, resident Chillanthropist, Geraldine Mae Cueva; follow her journey in the business of plants at @artandtimesofchill.

In this episode, the Chillanthropist connects with the Foodballin’ duo, George Ferrer and Martin Mata, to talk about their Filipino culture and becoming best friends at work. George and Martin share how each of their partners positively influences their well-being and communication style. They also celebrate how sharing good food all over NYC is the foundation of their brotherhood and the meaning behind Foodballin’. This episode was recorded at Listening Party in Canal Street Market and produced by Cloud Studios. Music created by and produced by Fast Lane James. Artwork designed by Jewelyn Butron and last but not least, shout out to the ladies of the Present Shop. Thank you for listening. ***For more information about the podcast, Amplify Your Chill and host, resident Chillanthropist, Geraldine Mae Cueva; follow her journey in the business of plants at @artandtimesofchill.

Happy St. Patricks Day (also Brian's Birthday)! This week we discuss observation in design – how does it turn a good designer into a great designer. What does it mean to observe the world? How can we let observation influence our sense of design to create a shared moment of "humanness." Mentioned in this episode: - Joe's Original Post, Observation As A Prerequisite For Design (https://formidable.com/blog/2019/design-observation/) - Ira Glass on the Taste Gap (https://vimeo.com/85040589) - History of the Ampelmann (https://www.ampelmann.de/en/a-brand-with-a-history/) Special thanks to Catleah Cunanan (@catleah) for producing this episode. Recorded at Cloud Studios in Seattle (www.cloudstudiosseattle.com).

Design-led companies are making a big impact in the market today. But a new report out shows that 90% of companies are not reaching their full potential. In this episode we will try and figure out what the hell is going here. What is the difference between design-led companies and everyone else? Mentioned in this episode: - Are you asking enough from your design leaders? (https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/mckinsey-design/our-insights/are-you-asking-enough-from-your-design-leaders) - Design Maturity Model by InVision (https://www.invisionapp.com/design-better/design-maturity-model/) - Future of Design in Start-Ups (http://www.futureof.design) - There's no guarantee your product strategy will work. Here's how to de-risk it (https://jeffgothelf.com/blog/theres-no-guarantee-your-product-strategy-will-work-heres-how-to-de-risk-it/) Special thanks to Catleah Cunanan (@catleah) for producing this episode. Recorded at Cloud Studios in Seattle (http://www.cloudstudiosseattle.com).

Can designers help lead society towards a better future? What role can designers play in creating a brighter tomorrow? What are some of the things we would change? And how can we get started in bringing about real systemic change in the world. Let’s dive in. Special thanks to Catleah Cunanan (@catleah) for producing this episode. Recorded at Cloud Studios in Seattle (www.cloudstudiosseattle.com).

The incredible Bekah Marcum of Black Designers of Seattle joins us on the show to talk about her experiences being the only black designer working on design teams. And how we can be better "co-conspirators" in talking about race in the workplace. Connect with Bekah Marcum on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebekahmarc/ And if you are a black designer in Seattle, be sure connect with Bekah's group https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13668366/ Special thanks to Catleah Cunanan (@catleah) for producing this episode. Recorded at Cloud Studios in Seattle (https://www.cloudstudiosseattle.com).

Adam and Zach are joined by VinePair's senior beer writer Cat Wolinski to discuss craft beer's hottest trend: the New England IPA. Listen to learn a bit about the history, production, and appeal of this Instagram-acclaimed beer. The VinePair podcast is recorded at VinePair's headquarters in New York City, and at Cloud Studios in Seattle, Washington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adam and Zach discuss whether sommelier certifications truly matter, what is reasonable to expect from your somm, and other questions about drinking wine in restaurants. Recorded at Cloud Studios in Seattle, Washington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join VinePair founder Adam Teeter and sommelier Zach Geballe as they tell you a bit more about themselves via five drinks that have been influential in their lives. The VinePair Podcast is recorded at Cloud Studios in Seattle, Washington. For more information, visit vinepair.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to the VinePair Podcast. Join VinePair founder Adam Teeter and sommelier Zach Geballe as they explore the world of wine, beer, and spirits, and the conversations you have with a glass in hand. Recorded at Cloud Studios in Seattle, Washington. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The HoopSmack crew is back and we're discussing the playoffs, the perceived vulnerability of the Warriors, the art of James Harden's traveling, and the ascension of Utah Jazz rookie Donovan Mitchell. Recorded on 4/24 at Cloud Studios.   Twitter: @hoopsmack Instagram: @hoopsmack Facebook: www.facebook.com/206hoopsmack

The HoopSmack crew is back and we're discussing the playoff picture out West (0:51), the importance of the number one seed (7:30), possible playoff format restructuring (11:39), the Eastern Conference (15:30) and the NCAA Tournament (29:05). Recorded on 3/12/2018 at Cloud Studios.   Twitter: @hoopsmack  Instagram: @hoopsmack Facebook: www.facebook.com/206hoopsmack

The HoopSmack crew is back and we're talking about the upcoming NBA Trade Deadline. Recorded on 2/7/2018 at Cloud Studios. Twitter: @hoopsmack Instagram: @hoopsmack Facebook: www.facebook.com/206hoopsmack

The HoopSmack crew is back and we're discussing the Blake Griffin trade to the Pistons (3:17), James Harden's historic 60-point triple double (26:57), the All-Star Draft (49:01), the Cavaliers and their current situation (1:17:17) and the rift between the players and refs (1:19:21). Recorded on 1/31/2018 at Cloud Studios. Twitter: @hoopsmack Instagram: @hoopsmack Facebook: www.facebook.com/206hoopsmack  

The HoopSmack crew is back and we're discussing Cavaliers point guard Isaiah Thomas's return to the court (1:10), teams we find interesting (and Toronto...) (17:55), where are the Wizards heading (24:48), San Antonio without Kawhi Leonard (29:21), the two-man race for Rookie of the Year (36:35), and who should be the All-Star captains (56:33). Recorded on 1/10 at Cloud Studios. Twitter: @hoopsmack Instagram: @hoopsmack Facebook: www.facebook.com/206hoopsmack

Today on the podcast we sit down at Cloud Studios with the band Duke Evers.  Joshua Starkel, Kyle Veazey, and Dune Butler tell us about their new album Velvet Hips, signing with a label, what they learned during the recording and label process and how bringing Dune into the band has added to their sound.  We also talked about their first recording Handfull of Pennies, going to CMJ to play on a showcase and so much more.  I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.Featured music:"Shake It Down" by Duke Evers off Velvet Hips"Velvet Hips" by Duke Evers off Velvet HipsLearn more here:  http://dukeeversmusic.com/You can find, subscribe, rate, and review the podcast on iTunes for iOS, Google Play Music, Stitcher Radio and Spreaker for Android.Please support the podcast, donate! Click the paypal button on the side bar of the website http://www.wotspodcast.com/.