Podcasts about fabric

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Have you ever stopped yourself from bringing your idea to life because you think that it's already been done before? Have you ever told yourself that a market is too saturated and there's no place for you? This could not be farther from the truth and Michelle Shemilt founder of NUMI is here today to prove that.   With ZERO background in the fashion industry, Michelle set out to create something she needed herself. A sustainable, sweat-proof silk top that could withstand the wear and tear of a working woman's day. Not only did she create this new product, but it became one of the best-selling tops on the marketplace. Today Michelle shares how she founded NUMI in a very crowded industry, and how her products have been able to stick out among the saturation.     Resources: For my FREE 5 step guide to gaining clarity, building confidence and accomplishing your goals, go to https://join.juliesolomon.net/clarity/   TO PRE-ORDER MY BOOK, Get What You Want: How to Go From Unseen to Unstoppable, and get access to a FREE live event with bonuses go to www.juliesolomon.net/getwhatyouwant   To join my EmpowerYou personal development membership for just $29 a month, go to: https://join.juliesolomon.net/membership   Michelle's best-selling picks from NUMI   OUR PARTNER InfluenceKit is a tool created by influencers, for influencers, that lets you create beautiful, always up-to-date reports in minutes. The best part is, it's completely free. Just go to Kit.new/julie to create reports that are guaranteed to impress your brand partners!

Four years after our first Sewing Swimwear episode, we're back on the topic with more sewing tips, better fabric information, and lots of great pattern recommendations! We also cover ideas for adapting non-swimwear patterns into swimwear, swim coverup ideas, places to buy swimwear fabric, and a review of all the swimwear we have sewn ourselves. Plus: listener feedback from our Getting Started with Pattern Drafting episode! Show Notes

This episode was inspired by questions I've been getting in my inbox and in the Green Product Forum over the past few months about the hazards with having polyester in your home. I'm going to break it down for you to help you make more informed and educated decisions about your clothes and household textiles.I'm currently working on a detailed textiles guide which will be added to the resources in my Membership, The Healthy Home Collective. If you're looking for personalized support and step-by-step plan to reduce toxins in your home practically, this monthly membership might be a great option for you! Check it out at https://greenathome.ca/collective.*****The Missing Pillar of Health Podcast is brought to you by Green at Home. Check out our other resources: Green Product Forum: https://facebook.com/groups/greenproductforum Instagram: https://instagram.com/emma_greenathome Website: https://greenathome.ca 

After holding the GeekWire Awards virtually for the past two years, there was a feeling of real catharsis Thursday evening as hundreds of people streamed through the doors of the Showbox Sodo in Seattle for our annual celebration of the Pacific Northwest's top tech startups, leaders, and innovations. For the finalists in the 2022 GeekWire Awards, recognition at the superhero-themed show came with the added bonus of knowing that their companies made it through a period of unprecedented challenge and change. But the week also brought a new sense of uncertainty about what's to come. [Related Post:2022 GeekWire Awards revealed: Community celebrates big winners in Pacific NW tech] Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi's widely cited memo on Monday was a flashpoint for the tech industry, adding to existing concerns by warning of a “seismic shift” in the markets, signaling tougher times and tighter belts ahead. Some of the startup CEOs in attendance acknowledged reading his message closely. So we took our cues from the backdrop, literally and figuratively — inviting tech leaders aside at the event to ask questions such as: What's your take on the possibility of new economic realities? What are your biggest challenges and priorities for the rest of the year? And, of course: which superhero best reflects your company's ethos? The result was a glimpse into the collective psyche of the tech community in a key U.S. innovation hub, at a pivotal moment for the country and the world. Guests on this episode, in order of appearance: Xiao Wang, CEO of Boundless Immigration, finalist for CEO of the Year. Maria Karaivanova, co-founder & COO of WhyLabs. Varun Puri, co-founder of Yoodli, winner of Young Entrepreneur of the Year with his co-founder Esha Joshi. Lisa Gurry, COO of Truveta, winner of Health Innovation of the Year Dave Cotter, chief product officer of Leafly, and chair of the Washington Technology Industry Association, sponsor of the Public Policy Champion for Innovation Award. Laura Ruderman, Technology Alliance CEO. David Kirtley, founder and CEO of Helion, finalist for Innovation of the Year. Stephanie Winslow, Teacher, South Kitsap High School, one of three STEM Educators of the Year. Grant Goodale, carrier experience officer, Convoy, past winner of Next Tech Titan. Mo Bhende, co-founder & CEO at Karat, finalist for Next Tech Titan. Faisal Masud, CEO of Fabric, finalist for Next Tech Titan. Kiana Pan, president of CodingDojo, honoree in the Geeks Give Back category. Tushar Garg, CEO of Flyhomes, finalist for Workplace of the Year. Byron Baker, head of design at Blink UX, sponsor and judge in UX Design of the Year. Thanks to the tech leaders who answered our questions, to our GeekWire Awards attendees, finalists, and sponsors, and to our social media partner Jordan Curtis of Line Leader Media for his help with this episode.  Read about all of the GeekWire Awards finalists and winners in our special coverage. Related Episodes: Immigration and tech: New realities, old problems, and what's at stake for the future Key trends in digital commerce, with the former Amazon exec leading Seattle's newest unicorn Ungrading? Letting kids teach IT? GeekWire Award-winning STEM teachers share innovative strategies See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week Amie and Natalie talk discuss the lovely scent that Ruby Star Society fabrics have when you press them. In addition, Natalie talks about armpits and their not-so-lovely scent. Also discussed, a quick run-down on All The Directions of directional fabrics. It makes a difference when cutting and laying out pattern pieces, wheather it is garment sewing, quilting, or bag making. If you sew, you need to know about directional fabrics. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seams-funny-podcast/message

Mark 1:41-45 & 2:1-12 Today, we hear a paralyzed man get lowered from the roof in hopes to get in front of Jesus and be healed. I wonder if the paralyzed man was disappointed when the 1st thing Jesus says to him is "Young man, your sins are forgiven.” What? They had gone through all this trouble to have him walk again…what was this about sins? As we continue the story, Jesus shows us that the biggest issue is our sin but the good news is that He can forgive them. We are reminded of the love He has for us as evidenced by the sacrifice He made to forgive us. Today's episode is sponsored by Fabric. Protecting your family by creating a will or signing up for term life insurance has never been easier. Check it out-- meetfabric.com/kbs To connect with me, simply go to https://www.kbspodcast.com For those who are interested, episode #6 of The Chosen is free to watch on Peacock and is the video version of this scripture. It is PG so use your discretion.

Sara Ellis is a Global Product Specialist within Gore Fabric's Consumer Garments business unit, leading a cross-functional development team to bring new product innovations to market. Gore is a global manufacturer of diverse products, most well-known for its ingredient GORE-TEX product brand. Currently, Sara is supporting development efforts behind a new material platform for its GORE-TEX brand in an effort to continuously deliver high-performing products, while lowering the environmental footprint. Links: Sara Twitter Instagram Linkedin Gore Twitter  Instagram Facebook Website: https://www.gore-tex.com/  Facebook Twitter Instagram   The Outdoor Biz Podcast   https://ricksaez.com/listen/   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! 

This week's episode is a podcast crossover! We chat with the hosts of the Asian Sewist Collective Podcast, Ada Chen and Nicole Angeline, about making a sewing podcast, issues that affect sewists of Asian descent, and their personal sewing stories. Listen in to learn about how the Collective got started, how they make decisions, and how the podcast sausage gets made!  Show Notes

Musicians often view the public relations side of the industry with a degree of suspicion. Sometimes outright hostility. This is occasionally the result of misinformation, or perhaps just a poor level of understanding of what can be a crucial cog in the wheel of an artist's career. But like most things in music there can be a slightly unsavoury side to the construction of narrative and crafting of messages of the sort that PRs get up to which justifies a certain level of cynicism. Melissa Taylor, we can rest assured, is not one of the bad ones. The owner of https://tailored-communication.com/ (Tailored Communication), her day job as a PR guru(!) also involves management, and music consultancy. She was formerly press officer at https://www.fabriclondon.com/ (Fabric) in London, and is a current board member of the streaming co-operative Resonate. She is also an engaging and witty conversationalist, and someone who is unafraid to be disagreed with - which is fortunate as we did have some points of departure in the course of this episode. But that's what a free exchange of ideas is all about, right? And in woefully short supply in the music conversation generally. We cover topics including the problems of the streaming model, the role of co-operatives in a potential improvement, what it was like promoting a record in the early 2000s, the inability of the industry to deal with diversity issues, the Berlin club scene, the death of music reviews, and much else besides. A great episode, you'll love it. On Hotflush-affiliated labels this week we welcome Jayson Wynters to Rhythm Nation, and check https://yaeltrip.bandcamp.com (Etapp Kyle's remix of Glaskin's Slim Line monster). Some links from Melissa: https://resonate.is/pricing/ (https://resonate.is/pricing/) https://pioneerworks.org/broadcast/library-music-liz-pelly (https://pioneerworks.org/broadcast/library-music-liz-pelly) Join us in the https://discord.com/invite/98423K8gap (Hotflush Discord Server) Listen to all the music discussed on the show via the https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6gs2nOUls8kP3UmMVPWhL3?si=00ba0908e4c14c4f (Not A Diving Podcast Spotify playlist) For more links and other info visit https://scubaofficial.io (the official Scuba website) Follow Scuba: https://twitter.com/scubaofficial (twitter) https://instagram.com/scubaofficial (instagram) http://scubaofficial.bandcamp.com/ (bandcamp) http://spoti.fi/scuba (spotify) https://music.apple.com/us/artist/scuba/220276686 (apple music) https://www.beatport.com/artist/scuba/1550 (beatport)

From sourcing clothes to sewing, the costume design process for Northwestern theatre productions involves meticulous work and collaboration. On this episode of Podculture, The Daily dives into the world of costume design at Northwestern.

Does the idea of cutting your fabric make you weak? Well that stops here! I used to dread cutting fabric, but follow my hot tips and the process won't scare you anymore! You might be thinking "yeah but what if I mess up?" And to that I say, you will at some point. But we all do! These tips will give you a better chance of avoiding mistakes and keeping your cuts crisp and accurate! Love you all! Don't forget to follow Amanda on Instagram! @SweetPeaDesignCompany https://www.instagram.com/sweetpeadesigncompany/ @NotYourGrannysQuiltShow https:://www.instagram.com/notyourgrannysquiltshow/ Purchase handmade quilts and more on Etsy! https://www.etsy.com/shop/SweetPeaDesignCoShop/ Join our Patreon and help us keep the show going! https://www.patreon.com/notyourgrannysquiltshowYou can also find us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtEPHeSuFjeQNIUPfk78ynA

Today's Heavy Networking dives into data center fabrics with guest Russ White. We discuss just what makes a data center fabric, why the industry relies too much on BGP, fabric alternatives and options, the future of data center fabrics, and more. Russ is a network architect, author, and instructor. The post Heavy Networking 629: The State Of Data Center Fabrics In 2022 appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Today's Heavy Networking dives into data center fabrics with guest Russ White. We discuss just what makes a data center fabric, why the industry relies too much on BGP, fabric alternatives and options, the future of data center fabrics, and more. Russ is a network architect, author, and instructor. The post Heavy Networking 629: The State Of Data Center Fabrics In 2022 appeared first on Packet Pushers.

Today's Heavy Networking dives into data center fabrics with guest Russ White. We discuss just what makes a data center fabric, why the industry relies too much on BGP, fabric alternatives and options, the future of data center fabrics, and more. Russ is a network architect, author, and instructor. The post Heavy Networking 629: The State Of Data Center Fabrics In 2022 appeared first on Packet Pushers.

In this episode... Renaud answers 3 great questions that came in from our listeners, assisted by Adrian from the Sofeast team. He'll cover how to communicate fabric quality to suppliers, tactics for coping with US tariffs on China-made goods, and strategies to cope with volatile material costs today.   Show Sections 00:00 - Greetings & Introduction 01:43 - "How to communicate the quality of materials/fabrics you want to buy to your supplier..? There are qualitative aspects that are outside a fabric spec description." 13:02 - How to minimize tariffs on China-made goods imported to the USA under our brand? 24:58 - Any tactics for handling volatile material and shipping costs today? 32:03 - Is China as affected by energy cost rises as other regions right now? 34:32 - Wrapping up.    Related content... Plastic, Silicone, Steel, and Others: Updated China Raw Materials Costs (Late Feb '22) Rising Raw Material Prices: What Strategy To Follow? (6 Approaches) How To Cooperate With Your Chinese Supplier, Part 16: Bad News from China, Raw Material Prices Just Increased! How To Switch To A Newer, Better Chinese Manufacturer? [eBook]   Get in touch with us Connect with us on LinkedIn Send us a tweet @sofeast Prefer Facebook? Check us out on FB Contact us via Sofeast's contact page Subscribe to our YouTube channel   Subscribe to the podcast  There are more episodes to come, so remember to subscribe! You can do so in your favorite podcast apps here and don't forget to give us a 5-star rating, please: Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Google Podcasts TuneIn Amazon Podcasts Deezer iHeartRADIO PlayerFM Listen Notes Podcast Addict

Autonomy, responsibility, self-direction. These are basic tenets of Henry Dingle's educational philosophy. In this slightly longer episode, find out why it's important for you too.There is so much depth to this conversation - we advise listening to this in stages if you don't have the full 45 minutes. There are key 'chapters' within this episode, such as:[12:17] Henry's philosophy behind bringing the best out of students[14:55] Henry's focus on why parents should be involved in the learning[20:49] Henry's view on mainstream education being more for parents than for students[24:44] Henry's realisation that confidence-building and relationship might be more important than academic success[29:29] Henry's cornerstones of effective tutoring and mentoringFrom an exploration of the (faulty) education system as it currently is to a look at how he approaches the parent-tutor relationship, Henry takes us this way and that with his measured, eloquent style. It's quite mesmeric and reflective of many years of educational thinking and theory.Next steps:Contact Henry and find out more about the Young Fire Academy at youngfireacademy.comJoin the Facebook group Watch Henry's Masterclass on How to Motivate TeenagersListen to his appearance on the Modern Education Movement PodcastJoin The Qualified Tutor Podcast Group in the Qualified Tutor Community and meet fellow listeners like you!️⭐️ Enjoy the podcast? Give us a 5-star review!Visit speakpipe.com/QualifiedTutorPodcast to have your voice heard by posing your thoughts and questions to HenryQualified Tutor is a tutor-training organisation, with a suite of high-quality, industry-first programmes. The Level 3 Qualification for Tutors (qualifiedtutor.org/training/level-3-qualification-for-tutors/) consists of 8 weeks of online learning, interactive live sessions with peers and expert facilitation at every step of the way, and will set you apart in a crowded space.Our CPD-Accredited Tutor Training (qualifiedtutor.org/training/online-tutor-training-seminar/) is a 4-week course in teaching and learning, and comes with a Certificate of Completion and a teaching qualification that many tutors will never have had the chance to obtain. Be the first to take the next step in tutoring.

Show Notes:0:46 - Canada 0:49 - Oklahoma 1:15 - Hey, Soul Sister by Train2:33 - Oklahoma 3:20 and 3:22 - Longarm quilting machine3:35 - Gammill 3:38 - Free motion quilting 3:46 - Gammill 4:06 - Handi Quilter Avante7:52 - Interfacing 7:59 - Fabric fusibles8:01 - Pellon 11:54 - New York Fashion Week12:13 - Tonlé12:27 - New York 12:31 - California12:32 - San Francisco 12:52 - Human trafficking 13:01 - The Dragonfly Home13:05 - Oklahoma City13:39 - Shankari's non-profit organization to support women coming out of prison and victims of domestic abuse is called, The True You (link to website to come) 17:20 - Shankari's IG account, @hellosewlsister18:13 - The Dragonfly Home18:15 - Oklahoma 18:21 - A21 18:25 - Christine Caine19:38 - An example of Shankari's memory t-shirt quilt project 20:36 and 20:57 - Sashing 22:49 and 22:57 - Villa Rosa Designs 22:58 - Shankari's Villa Rosa Designs quilt patterns 23:13 - Catherine Cureton23:14 - Villa Rosa Designs 23:16 - Running Doe Quilts (@runningdoequilts)24:06 - Villa Rosa Designs 24:32 - Pat Fryer of Villa Rosa Designs 24:25 - Color Cat quilt pattern by Shankari 24:50 - Square Box quilt pattern by Shankari 24:52 - Friendship Hearts quilt pattern by Shankari25:33 - Shankari's IG post on her 8 sewing machines 26:26 - Facebook Marketplace26:53 - Singer sewing machines 26:54 - Elna sewing machines27:11 - Singer Start 1234 sewing machine27:17 - Shankari's Viking sewing machine 28:26 - Karlee Porter 29:38 - Downton Abbey29:42 - Madeleines29:45 - Costco29:49 - Shankari's owl on her Pfaff sewing machine 30:16 - Shankari's Viking sewing machine 30:22 - Friendship Star quilt block 30:42 - Christopher Thompson of The Tattooed Quilter (listen to episode 26 to learn more about him)30:44 - Riley Blake Designs30:50 - Sweetheart Flirt by Sweetwater30:53 - Hummingbird Lane Fabrics 30:02 - Journey Quilt Company 31:18 - Fat quarters 31:40 - Shankari's Elegant Braids quilt pattern 31:42 - Villa Rosa Designs 32:01 - Superior Threads, Sew Fine!32:10 - Shankari's Pfaff sewing machine 32:35 - Shankari's favorite t-shirt memory quilt made to-date 33:36 - Jenna Luedecke of Jenna Luedecke Designs (@jennaluedeckedesign)34:03 - Corinne Sovey (@corinne.sovey)34:53 - Hand embroidery 35:15 - Jenna Luedecke of Jenna Luedecke Designs (@jennaluedeckedesign)35:26 - Mathew Boudreaux of Mister Domestic (@misterdomestic)35:43 - LGBTQ35:47 - BIPOC35:54 - Monica of That's Sew Monica (@thatssewmonica)36:46 - Surface pattern design36:52 - Bonnie Christine 36:59 - Bonnie Christine's surface pattern immersion courseFollow Shankari:Instagram - @hellosewlsisterwww.sewlsister.comFollow us:Amanda: @broadclothstudio https://broadclothstudio.com/Wendy: @the.weekendquilter https://the-weekendquilter.com/Anna: @waxandwanestudiohttps://www.waxandwanestudio.com/Quilt Buzz: @quilt.buzzhttps://quiltbuzzpodcast.com/Intro/Outro Music:Golden Hour by Vlad Gluschenko

In 18th century London, the secret of your birth could literally hang by a thread. If your mother took you to the Foundling Hospital because she was unable to care for you, you were given a new identity to avoid any shame. But, in case she was later able to reclaim you, she left a token, often a textile cut in two, and she kept the other half as a way of proving she was your mother. Often it was just a scrap of cloth, the only thing that could prove the link between you and your birth mother.   This episode looks at how the system of leaving textile tokens at the Foundling Hospital worked, and also the information that one of the best collections of the clothing worn by the poor in the 1700s gives us into the lives of ordinary people.   The dress of the elite tends to be preserved, but we know very little about the garments of the poor: did they dress in hand-me-downs or homespun, or did they have access to anything fashionable? Two hundred and fifty years after these tokens were first left in desperate circumstances, we can now see them both as a way to tell us about the lives of women in the past and to understand what they wore and how they dressed their babies.   For a full script of this podcast and show-notes please go to www.hapticandhue.com/listen,  where you will also find pictures and links to further information about the people you hear in this episode. 

What happens when a pop culture depiction of history is better known than the history itself? The well-known Oregon Trail computer game created in the 1970s brings players on a tumultuous journey from Independence, Missouri to Oregon City, Oregon in the mid-1800s, but how accurate to history is it? In this special episode of Fabric of History, Mary is joined by Dr. Andrew Fisher, author and Associate Professor of History at the College of William and Mary, to shed light on how accurate the game's challenges were. Why did so many Americans choose to go West in the mid-1800s?  What were the impacts of pioneers interacting with Native Americans and their territory as they moved West?

This bonus episode features conversations from season 1 and 2 of the Open||Source||Data podcast. In this episode, you'll hear from Zhamak Dehghani, Director of Emerging Technologies at ThoughtWorks North America; David Thomas, Principal at Deloitte; and Shirshanka Das, Founder of LinkedIn DataHub and Acryl Data.Sam sat down with each guest to discuss data meshes, fabrics, and discovery. You can listen to the full episodes from Zhamak Dehghani, David Thomas, and Shirshanka Das by clicking the links below.-------------------Episode Timestamps:(00:36): Zhamak Dehghani(01:41): David Thomas(02:43): Shirshanka Das-------------------Links:Listen to Zhamak's episodeListen to David's episodeListen to Shirshanka's episode 

Chests come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes - and patterns usually don't. In this episode, we go over the ways that patterns are shaped (or not) to accommodate a bust, how you can tell if you need a pattern adjustment, and how to adjust patterns to fit your unique chest. Show Notes

Medi USA is back on the podcast with a great interview on product selection. As a CLT it took me a very long time to feel comfortable recommending products, and I still struggle to confidently do so 6 years into this specialty. Jennifer does such a great job explaining 1) Fabric options from Medi USA. … Episode 105: A conversation on product selection Read More »

Special episode alert! We reached 500 Instagram followers and 100 subscribers on YouTube!! So joining me today is my husband Abe! Reaching these milestones means I get to teach him how to quilt. We talk patterns, process and how he's feeling about it all. Please enjoy! Online Shops I Like (Unaffiliated) Fat Quarter Shop: https://www.fatquartershop.com/ Farbric.com: https://www.fabric.com/ Missouri Star Quilt Company: https://www.missouriquiltco.com/ Etsy has some great shops as well one of my favorites is https://www.etsy.com/shop/thegreyfinchcompany Don't forget to follow Amanda on instagram! @SweetPeaDesignCompany https://www.instagram.com/sweetpeadesigncompany/ Purchase handmade quilts and more on Etsy! Sweet Pea Design Co. shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SweetPeaDesignCoShop/ Join our Patreon and help us keep the show going! https://www.patreon.com/notyourgrannysquiltshow You can also find us here: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/not-your-grannys-quilt-show/id1590692352 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5xlx19xEptSVzx3N98vZ2W

About the guestTodd Radom is a designer, sports branding expert, and writer. His work includes the official logos for Super Bowl XXXVIII, the 2009 NBA All-Star Game, the 2014, 2016, and 2018 MLB All-Star Games, the graphic identities of multiple Major League Baseball teams—including the Washington Nationals and Los Angeles Angels—and league, team identity, and branding for Ice Cube's BIG3 basketball league. Among the leading creators in the professional sports industry, his three decades of work have resulted in some of the most familiar icons of our popular culture.Born in New York City, Todd is a fourth-generation working artist. He has been inspired and intrigued by the iconography and visual culture of American sports, particularly baseball, since childhood. He attended the School of Visual Arts and earned a BFA in Graphic Design.Todd is regarded as an expert on design for professional sports, the aesthetics of baseball, and the dynamics of brand loyalty between consumers and professional sports franchises. He regularly speaks to design groups, professional conferences, and colleges about his work and creative career. He has provided commentary about sports logos and branding for ESPN, National Public Radio, and The New York Times. In addition, he has been profiled or quoted in numerous publications including the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, Chicago Tribune, Sports Illustrated, The Athletic, and Sporting News. Radom is the author of “Winning Ugly: A Visual History of Baseball's Most Unique Uniforms,” and co-author of “Fabric of the Game: The Stories Behind the NHL's Names, Logos, and Uniforms.” In 2015, Todd served as co-curator of “The Sports Show” at the SVA Chelsea Gallery in New York, a sports-themed exhibition of more than 140 works from 32 different artists, representing a range of creative disciplines. His work was included in the Worcester Art Museum's 2021 exhibition, “The Iconic Jersey: Baseball x Fashion,” the first exhibition solely devoted to the baseball jersey in an art museum.Todd currently serves as Chairman of the Board of the SVA Alumni Society. He also volunteers for the Baseball Assistance Team, an organization dedicated to assisting members of the professional baseball community who are in need.The Truth In This ArtThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture.Mentioned in this episodeTodd Radom's websiteTo find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory.Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode★ Support this podcast ★

On today's sponsored Heavy Networking podcast we talk to Pluribus Networks. Pluribus can extend networking and security services directly to smartNICs/DPUs via its Unified Cloud Fabric to improve performance, visibility, and security. We talk with Mike Capuano and Alessandro Barbieri from Pluribus on how it all works. The post Heavy Networking 628: Pluribus Extends Its SDN Fabric To SmartNICs/DPUs appeared first on Packet Pushers.

On today's sponsored Heavy Networking podcast we talk to Pluribus Networks. Pluribus can extend networking and security services directly to smartNICs/DPUs via its Unified Cloud Fabric to improve performance, visibility, and security. We talk with Mike Capuano and Alessandro Barbieri from Pluribus on how it all works. The post Heavy Networking 628: Pluribus Extends Its SDN Fabric To SmartNICs/DPUs appeared first on Packet Pushers.

On today's sponsored Heavy Networking podcast we talk to Pluribus Networks. Pluribus can extend networking and security services directly to smartNICs/DPUs via its Unified Cloud Fabric to improve performance, visibility, and security. We talk with Mike Capuano and Alessandro Barbieri from Pluribus on how it all works. The post Heavy Networking 628: Pluribus Extends Its SDN Fabric To SmartNICs/DPUs appeared first on Packet Pushers.

This episode might whet your appetite: we head to the Soça Valley to meet Ana Ros, head chef of Slovenia's first Michelin-star restaurant Hisa Franko, take a tasty turn around Barcelona's Santa Caterina market to sample some Catalan delicacies, and ponder why taste and place are so deeply intertwined. Plus, we take a whirlwind trip to the Venice Biennale and meet the founder of sustainable fabrics pioneer Pyratex.

Today, you'll learn about how researchers at MIT created an incredible new type of fabric that can save thousands of lives, how sleep scientists are explaining alien abductions, and how evolution is being sped up by human beings, causing ripple effects all over the place.We have clothing with speakers, clothing you can hear, but now there's clothing that can hear you. This fabric can hear your heartbeat by Carolyn Wilkehttps://www.sciencenews.org/article/fabric-hear-heartbeat-fiber-vibration-voltage-sound-materialA fabric that “hears” your heart's sounds by Jennifer Chuhttps://news.mit.edu/2022/fabric-acoustic-microphone-0316Researchers Create a Fabric That Can ‘Hear' Your Heartbeat by Margaret Osbornehttps://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/researchers-create-a-fabric-that-can-hear-your-heartbeat-180979753/Hear and There: Sounds from Everywhere! by Daniel Henning, Edin Sabic, and Michael C. Houthttps://kids.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/frym.2018.00063Heart Disease Facts by The CDChttps://www.cdc.gov/heartdisease/facts.htmElectrical and Electromagnetic Fundamentals by Joseph J. Carrhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/engineering/static-electricitySmart Fibers Could Turn Army Uniforms Into Wearable Computers by Kyle Mizokamihttps://www.popularmechanics.com/military/research/a36732071/army-uniform-fibers-create-wearable-computers/Alien abductions may actually have a scientific explanation - just not the UFO sighting kind you might think. 'Alien abduction' stories may come from lucid dreaming, study hints by Mindy Weisbergerhttps://www.livescience.com/lucid-dreaming-ufo-alien-abductions.htmlCOULD SUSPECTED ALIEN ABDUCTIONS JUST BE … LUCID DREAMING? by Elizabeth Raynehttps://www.syfy.com/syfy-wire/could-suspected-alien-abductions-be-lucid-dreamingHow Betty and Barney Hill's Alien Abduction Story Defined the Genre by Linda Lacinahttps://www.history.com/news/first-alien-abduction-account-barney-betty-hillIs it normal to believe you have been abducted by aliens? by Dr. Ema Sullivan-Bissetthttps://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/perspective/abducted-by-aliens.aspxSleep Paralysis SourcesSleep paralysis and folklore by Ann M. Coxhttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5167075/Sleep Paralysis in Brazilian Folklore and Other Cultures: A Brief Review by José F. R. de Sá and Sérgio A. Mota-Rolimhttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5013036/Can we speed up evolution? Humans didn't think so, but we inadvertently are. A New Database Reveals How Much Humans Are Messing With Evolution by Amit Katwalahttps://www.wired.com/story/database-humans-messing-with-evolution/Uncovering the underlying patterns in contemporary evolution by McGill University Newsroomhttps://www.mcgill.ca/newsroom/channels/news/uncovering-underlying-patterns-contemporary-evolution-336562Pollution Facts & Types of Pollution by Alina Bradford https://www.livescience.com/22728-pollution-facts.htmlFollow Curiosity Daily on your favorite podcast app to get smarter with Calli and Nate— for free! Still curious? Get exclusive science shows, nature documentaries, and more real-life entertainment on discovery+! Go to https://discoveryplus.com/curiosity to start your 7-day free trial. discovery+ is currently only available for US subscribers.

The owner of the über cool ‘Mindshake Records' has devoted his whole career to growth, collaborating with the biggest labels around - like:  Plus8, Minus and Snatch.  He's also a regular feature at some of the biggest clubs and festivals, such as:  Fabric, Printworks, Awakenings, Tomorrowland, Sonar and Movement. He's just been confirmed at this years ‘Hï Ibiza' where he'll be covering every Tuesday from June 14th to September 27th, bringing with him a brand new experience to the famous ‘Club Room' something you'll definitely not want to miss! - and if you‘re looking for some new music to get stuck into, make sure you check out his latest remix of ‘Fly Life' by ‘Basement Jaxx' - which is out now on ‘Mindshake'. With a career spanning a quarter of a century, Spain's leading Techno DJ is enjoying another sensational year, so we decided it's time we got him in once again to show us all just how he brings the house down. We've just one thing we have to say before we do, and that's a massive THANK YOU to everyone who's taken the B4 podcast in to their hearts over the past few years, and brought us right to the celebration of our 100th show

What began as just a hobby in Mimi's Los Angeles home in 2012 blossomed into an international brand. She's achieved a daily engagement of more than 3.2 million followers across all social media platforms, 22 million pageviews and 2.2 million unique visitors annually on her blog and courses on DIY. But her love of sewing started long before that.Mimi began sewing when she was twelve, taking apart clothes, and figuring out how to put them back together again. She didn't realize that she was teaching herself the basics of construction and pattern making.  Although she was a runaway at 15 and a single mom at 16 living on the streets of L.A., Mimi always knew that she had some sort of purpose in life. Although it was hard to sew while she was homeless, her love of sewing never left her. She eventually got a job in film production, started a sewing blog, created home sewing videos for You Tube, and became a successful and respected entrepreneur. She signed on as a licensee for Simplicity in 2014 and was the first blogger to have her own pattern line. Within a few years, her tenacity and talent led her to the role of VP for the Big Four (McCall, Butterick, Vogue, Simplicity). Mimi shares, in detail, her journey to creating several multi-million-dollar businesses. (2:32 – 22:16)Mimi has consistently been an advocate for creating more sexy and confident patterns for plus-size women, more stylish patterns for men, styles for brown and black women, new sewists and young sewists. She is integrally involved in every aspect of the business, from creating the patterns, to obtaining fabric rights, to merchandising and branding. In addition to her role as a Vice President, her blogs, online classes, and other highly successful ventures, Mimi, along with her friend and fellow sewist, Brittany J. Jones, founded Melanated Fabrics and Creative Center in Atlanta. To add to her list of accomplishments, Mimi has written a book, which will be released next year.Simply put, Mimi's story is a story of hope, fortitude and grit. An important part of her mission in life is to inspire men and women to embrace their power, find their voice and discover their purpose. She attributes much of her success to following her inner voice and being authentic. She believes that if you do what you love, the money will follow. In her words, “It has to be something that's special to you, and something that you would do even if you weren't being paid for it.”  The purpose, she says, has to be genuine. (22:24 – 38:55)  As you listen to this amazing and engaging podcast, you realize that Mimi's story is not about the struggles, but about the triumphs. The best way to reach her is through Instagram @Mimi G style. If you know someone who has an outstanding story that should be shared on this podcast, drop Meg a note to info@sewandsopodcast.com or complete the form on our website.

Work hard, play hard. Rise and grind. Sleep is for the weak. Do any of these modern proverbs sound familiar? If so, you've likely been exposed to hustle culture: a mentality that prioritizes hard work at all costs, regardless of any harmful effects it may have on your health, happiness or personal life. In this episode, Rhys explores some of the reasons why so many people continue to romanticize hustle culture, despite its obvious negative consequences. He sits down with the former Chief People Officer at Kickstarter and current Chief People Officer at Fabric, Mai Ton, to discuss strategies for building a well-rounded identity outside of your career, and why this is important for overall mental health and peace of mind. Mai offers her perspective on why companies that recognize their employees have lives outside of work are the ones who will thrive in this new world of work. She also shares more about her own career backstory and why the end of hustle culture is a topic that's close to her heart.New World of Work is produced by Quill.

Listen back to Charity Nebbe's 2020 conversation with poet, story-teller and artist Akwi Nji about her project Remoir.

Although an episode devoted to "virtual reality" may seem quirky, parochial or quaint: the fact is that the concept of virtual reality runs very deep. Our understanding of reality is via virtual reality: that conjuring of the external physical world that our minds manage to do. I cannot do better than a part of the chapter itself where David writes "All reasoning, all thinking and all external experience are forms of virtual reality. These things are physical processes which so far have been observed in only one place in the universe, namely the vicinity of the planet Earth. We shall see... that all living processes involve virtual reality too, but human beings in particular have a special relationship with it. Biologically speaking, the virtual-reality rendering of their environment is the characteristic means by which human beings survive. In other words, it is the reason why human beings exist."(1) These are lofty claims but as always - as appropriate for this book, grounded entirely in reality and understood through reason. I refer to this chapter in some senses as the "synecdoche" chapter: a part of the book that represents the whole. (1) Deutsch, David. The Fabric of Reality (Penguin Science) (p. 121). Penguin Books Ltd. Kindle Edition.

Rodolfo is a global consumer products executive with a consistent track record of improving operating performance and increasing shareholder value across multiple categories, in established and emerging markets, at a diverse set of FMCG companies. He has achieved above-market revenue and profit by successfully integrating organizational, strategic, operational, and financial dimensions of complex businesses.  Rodolfo has broad experience in leading organizations across many geographies and business situations (turnaround, rapid growth, category creation,  integration, acquisitions, and divestiture) and he is a builder of strong and connected teams, creating winning cultures in multiple business environments. Rodolfo is currently the CEO of NatureSweet, and his past roles include: Present President, Pet Consumer Products, Central Garden & Pet Global President, Nutro and North America Pet Specialty, Mars Inc. General Manager, Mars Caribbean and Central America Vice-President Marketing Consumer Growth, Del Monte Foods  Vice-President Marketing, StarKist Seafood Vice-President Marketing, Pet Food USA Director Marketing, Pet Food USA  Director Marketing, Pet Snacks, H.J. Heinz Senior Brand Manager, Dog Snacks, H.J. Proctor & Gamble Chile  Brand Manager, Fabric and Home Care, H.J. Proctor & Gamble Chile 

Rose Parr is a sewist and ergonomics expert. In this episode, we get her best advice for sewing practices that are kind to your body, including how to set up your sewing space, which ergonomic tools make a difference, and what stretches to do. Show Notes

In this episode, Sherri and Chelsi discuss ways to find, or host, a quality quilt retreat, the benefits of using precut fabric when piecing a quilt, and how they distinguish what constitutes Spring and Summer fabric. They, along with Billy, then discuss some things that are currently saving their lives at this time.For complete show notes, pictures, and links to all of today's featured quilts and fabrics, visit the A Quilting Life Blog: https://www.aquiltinglife.com/a-quilting-life-podcast-episode-54-show-notes/United (Quilt on the Wall): https://tidd.ly/37yHVG1Joyful (Quilt on the Table): https://tidd.ly/3JYEBRU10 Things Saving My Life Right Now blog post from the Modern Mrs. Darcy:https://modernmrsdarcy.com/saving-my-life-2022/Get to Work Book 3 Things Notepad: https://www.gettoworkbook.com/productsOne List a Day 3-Year Journal: https://amzn.to/3ExsZEbFive Minute Gratitude Journal: https://amzn.to/3uWy0TzI Didn't Do the Thing Today: https://amzn.to/3kbvp2dModa Blockheads 4: https://www.aquiltinglife.com/category/moda-block-heads-4/NOTE: Some of the links provided here are affiliate links.Visit the A Quilting Life YouTube channel for more great video content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmSR-jDR956ATQe30JHX87wEnjoy what you heard? Be sure to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts and your review could be read on the show!

Bayesianism, the doctrine that it's always rational to represent our beliefs in terms of probabilities, dominates the intellectual world, from decision theory to the philosophy of science. But does it make sense to quantify our beliefs about such ineffable things as scientific theories or the future? And what separates empty prophecy from legitimate prediction? David Deutsch is a British physicist at the University of Oxford, and is widely regarded as the father of quantum computing. He is the author of The Fabric of Reality (1997) and The Beginning of Infinity (2011). Full episode transcript available at:  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's guest is Neeka Mashouf, CEO & Co-Founder of Rubi.Rubi turns carbon emissions into carbon-negative textiles with synthetic biology. Fabrics made with Rubi technology are net carbon-negative, water. land, and chemical-neutral, 100% traceable, and naturally biodegradable. Rubi is the definitive, turn-key solution to achieving industry-wide sustainability and creating a future where production of goods and polluting the earth are no longer inherently linked. No more plastics, polyester, or dead-end materials that create another form of permanent waste ending up in landfills or incinerated, clouding the air with even more CO2 pollution. Rubi is revolutionizing the supply chain to actually remove CO2 from the atmosphere with every garment created.In this episode, we cover Neeka's journey to entrepreneurship, to becoming committed to acting to address climate change, and how those paths came to intersect. We also cover Rubi's origin story, vision, progress-to-date, and key priorities, and have a great discussion about what it will take to decarbonize the fashion industry, how Rubi can help, and what else we can do to accelerate progress.Enjoy the show!You can find me on twitter at @jjacobs22, @mcjpod, and @mcjcollective, and via email at info@mcjcollective.com, where I encourage you to share your feedback on episodes and suggestions for future topics or guests.Episode recorded April 8, 2022You can find me on twitter at @jjacobs22, @mcjpod, and @mcjcollective, and via email at info@mcjcollective.com, where I encourage you to share your feedback on episodes and suggestions for future topics or guests.To learn more about Rubi, visit: https://www.rubi.earth/To learn more about this episode, visit:  https://mcjcollective.com/my-climate-journey-podcast/rubi

Writer, researcher, and curator at Advaya Hannah Close helps to bring us from mere reciprocity to true kinship.

Daniel 4:28-37 In our last Daniel episode, episode #240, we heard the king writing a letter explaining a bizarre dream he had. If you missed it, make sure to go back and listen because this episode builds upon it. The king's dream ends up coming true & God humbles him in this process. We discuss the difference b/n humility and pride and are reminded that God was so patient w/ the king. God offers us this same, loving patience when we ask for his forgiveness. God doesn't roll his eyes when we ask for forgiveness yet again but instead, he's so patient, so loving, that he HE wants to hear from us.....bring us back to Him when we wander off the path b/c He loves us so much! Today's episode is sponsored by Fabric. Protecting your family by creating a will or signing up for term life insurance has never been easier. Check it out-- meetfabric.com/kbs Subscribe for just $2.99 a month to get ALL episodes AD FREE! If you have enjoyed this podcast, would you please consider subscribing? This is also the BEST way to help support this ministry. SUBSCRIBE HERE https://anchor.fm/kids-bible-stories/subscribe To connect with me, simply go to https://www.kbspodcast.com

Nancy Sherman is an ethicist and professor of philosophy at Georgetown University with a focus on ancient Greek and Roman philosophy. She is an expert in ethics, the history of moral philosophy, moral psychology, military ethics, and emotions. In this episode, Nancy discusses her latest book, “Stoic Wisdom: Ancient Lessons for Modern Resilience.”    “To be resilient is to have stamina and persistence, but it's also to be sustained and supported in your endeavors.”   Key Takeaways [5:24] Stoicism naturally fits in the military because it's about sucking it up and being invincible. Nancy explains why she worries about this message. [6:40] Nancy thinks that rather than being invincible, stoicism is about understanding vulnerability and how anxiety is created by uncertainty. [8:05] Nancy explains what moral injury means and how it weighs heavily on different kinds of people. [9:30] Stoicism helps you think about how to cope in different situations and manage emotions and uncertain futures. [10:30] One of the factors in the growing popularity of stoicism is the interest in secular religion. Nancy expands on this further. [11:45] Other factors driving the fascination with stoicism are: Self-help is always a hot seller, people who are good at marketing use it as a niche, and Silicon Valley has an interest in it. [13:25] Nancy adds in a fifth factor which is about the Roman Philosophers. [14:35] Nancy thinks stoicism is not only about aestheticism. She explains what that means. [15:00] Post-traumatic stress vs. moral injury. Nancy shares what's their difference and how stoicism helps manage the latter. [17:20] Resilience vs. grit. Nancy shares her perspective on both. [18:30] Resilience is not self-reliance. She explains how. [21:20] Most studies of resilience suggest that strength does not come from inner toughness but from the ability to be open to receive help. [22:45] The Stoics were thinking of a community of humanity where we share reason, affective emotional judgment, and empathy. Nancy shares an example. [25:30] One of the commitments of stoicism is to expand outward as a member of an effective community. Nancy explains how we can learn from this to be better leaders. [26:50] Nancy talks about how stoics deal with implicit bias and the emotions that come with it. [29:50] Stoicism vs. neurobiology. Nancy shares that not all stoicism is worth saving in modern times and explains why. [32:10] Grace comes from the Greek word, Hara (Χάρις) which means charity. Nancy refers to some examples of goodwill from the stoics. [35:00] Nancy gives another example of mutuality in stoicism that explains her view further about grace. [36:30] Nancy also talks about self-empathy and how it's very important to be gentle to yourself. [39:30] Jan asks Nancy about ethics and morality and if there is a shortcut to master them. [49:20] Listener Challenge: Embracing stoicism within being emotionless and practicing communal resilience.   Quotable Quotes “I really worry deeply that the message being put out that you are bulletproof or invincible or you have to suck it up at all costs was dangerous.” “If you wanna go without organized religion, stoicism is a way to go.” “It's more about how you can face the challenges and sometimes, facing the challenges involves healing.” “To be resilient is to have stamina and persistence, but it's also to be sustained and supported in your endeavors.” “If you hit the pause button a little more, suspend judgment, and not give in or ascent to all those immediate ways we respond, we may have a better chance of engaging in discourse.”   Resources Mentioned Theleadershippodcast.com Sponsored by: Darley.com Nancysherman.com Nancy on LinkedIn Nancy on Twitter Grab Nancy's books: Stoic Wisdom: Ancient Lessons for Modern Resilience, Afterwar, The Untold War, Stoic Warriors, Making a Necessity of Virtue, Aristotle's Ethics, The Fabric of Character: Aristotle's Theory of Virtue

As Chinese citizens, locked down and hungry, wail in despair from their balconies, Zo Rachel and Bill Whittle analyze the worst aspect of COVID isolation and mask mandates. Bill Whittle and Zo Rachel examine news of the day in the context of enduring principles twice weekly. They're funded by our Members. Join us now at https://BillWhittle.com

Serena (a.k.a. Sewrena) makes her fabulous vintage wardrobe using vintage patterns and vintage machines! We chat with her about her favourite vintage styles, the differences between vintage and modern patterns, and what to look for in a vintage machine. Plus, vintage maternity clothes, making amazing hats, and #VintageStyleNotVintageValues. Show Notes