Podcasts about fireclay

We're so excited about this Guest Thingies ep with Ellen Van Dusen of Dusen Dusen—a greatest hit if there ever was one! But first, some nuggets of wisdom from famously creative famous dudes.We're definitely taking inspiration from Rod Stewart's model railway side project and Tom Hanks's advice to Austin Butler. Ellen's Thingies include being comfortable inside and outside the home (please see: her delightful robes…and brand-new slippers!!), @Favetiktoks420 on Instagram, and cool silverware (especially David Tisdale's Picnic Flatware, which makes us think of Ahimsa dinnerware for kids). She also loves tile right now—see: Heath Ceramics, her collab with Concrete Collaborative, Fireclay, and Oasis—and you have to, have to check out her backyard mosaic. Last but not least: Her love of bird-watching has us asking when she's going to start selling the birdhouse she designed for Brooklyn Botanic Garden (in the meantime, the MoMA one we're all into). Ooh, and as we told Ellen, Where'd You Go, Bernadette is a great book and a much better movie than it gets credit for being.Share your dream Thingies guests with us at 833-632-5463, podcast@athingortwohq.com, or @athingortwohq. And for more recommendations, try out a Secret Menu membership.Treat your hair to Nutrafol. Take $10 off your first month's subscription with the code ATHINGORTWO.YAY.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We're so excited about this week's Guest Thingies with Ellen Van Dusen of Dusen Dusen—great recommendations await! But first, some nuggets of wisdom from famously creative famous dudes.   We're definitely taking inspiration from Rod Stewart's model railway side project and Tom Hanks's advice to Austin Butler.    Ellen's Thingies include being comfortable inside and outside the home (please see: her delightful robes…and brand-new slippers!!), @Favetiktoks420 on Instagram, and cool silverware (especially David Tisdale's Picnic Flatware, which makes us think of Ahimsa dinnerware for kids). She also loves tile right now—see: Heath Ceramics, her collab with Concrete Collaborative, Fireclay, and Oasis—and you have to, have to check out her backyard mosaic. Last but not least: Her love of bird-watching has us asking when she's going to start selling the birdhouse she designed for Brooklyn Botanic Garden (in the meantime, the MoMA one we're all into). Ooh, and as we told Ellen, Where'd You Go, Bernadette is a great book and a much better movie than it gets credit for being.   Share your dream Thingies guests with us at 833-632-5463, podcast@athingortwohq.com, or @athingortwohq. And for more recommendations, try out a Secret Menu membership.   Give professional counseling a shot with BetterHelp and take 10% off your first month with our link. Help your curly hair look its best with LUS and get 15% off your first purchase of $50 or more with the code ATHINGORTWO. YAY.   Produced by Dear Media

Fireclay is proudly the first B Corp certified tile company and the team are committed to their customers, the planet and one another. They are also certified Climate Neutral, and these trailblazers have ambitiously inspiring Zero Waste goals, that they are taking action on daily. Their mission to 'do tile differently' is evident in their 100% renewable energy status, their innovating new ways to recycle heat from their kilns to heat the facility and loads more! IG: @aliveloren Medium: @aliveloren

Fireclay Tile | Eric Edelson, CEO Today, I chat with Eric Edelson, CEO of Fireclay Tile. Fireclay lays claim to making the most beautiful tile in the world -- and Eric comes on the show to talk about how the journey to get there involved firing all his customers and becoming unencumbered from retail. We also talked about how this former neuroscientist instilled a mentality of employee ownership into the minds of his investors and team, to the point that he massively over-indexes on it. We speak about the implications of that, and his vision for the future, on today's episode. Check out Fireclay for yourself: https://www.fireclaytile.com/ And follow Eric while you're at it: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericedelson/ FOLLOW AUTHENTIC AVENUE, AND ADAM, ON SOCIAL MEDIA: LinkedIn (Authentic Avenue): https://www.linkedin.com/company/68049428/ LinkedIn (Adam Conner): https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamjconner/ Email Adam: adam@authave.com Learn more at https://authenticavenuemedia.com/. Theme Song: Extreme Energy (Music Today 80) Composed & Produced by Anwar Amr Video Link: https://youtu.be/8ZZbAkKNx7s

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“Treating your team well” means different things to different companies, but what does it look like if you’re the leader of a certified B Corp?  In this episode, you’ll hear from Stanford Graduate School of Business alum and Fireclay Tile CEO Eric Edelson, who infuses his personal mission to do better every day into how Fireclay treats its employees. He joins The People Ops Podcast to talk about his HR “wake-up call,” how the B Corp philosophy influences Fireclay’s employee benefits, and his approach to everyday “people maintenance.” On this episode, you’ll hear: [03:16-07:02]What Eric thought HR was when he started as CEO, and what changed his mind  [07:33-10:07] What being a B Corp means and lessons learned about supporting employees from the process [11:06-14:02] The 3 guiding principles that grounded Eric’s team during the worst of the pandemic [14:05-18:01] How Fireclay approaches supporting its team from both quantitative and qualitative perspectives [18:21-21:10] Eric’s advice for allocating resources to enable and empower employees

This self starting NC State grad and former imagineer walks us through his path to a successful business in human centered modular home building. This is next level, design focused housing. Brian graciously shares details and inspiration for his business and we go into a case study: The Latham House, featuring Nichiha panels for the exterior and Fireclay tile inside.  www.buildperspectives.com

As a former Lehman Brothers associate and Stanford MBA, Eric Edelson was an unlikely candidate to take over Fireclay, a small tile company struggling through the 2008 recession. However, he led it through a rough patch, and has grown the company into a thriving operation. In this episode of the podcast, he speaks to host Dennis Scully about the “Jerry McGuire” moment that led him to completely reinvent his company, a surprising approach to sampling, and why focusing on ethics and sustainability makes good business sense. This episode was sponsored by Moore & Giles Leather. 

This week the Hot Young Designers launch a new series called You Wish, Bitch. In this episode they're exploring what they wish they could have in their dream kitchens. They're talking about trends, appliances, and what they'd do if money wasn't an object. They're betting you didn't even know second kitchens are a thing, and now everyone needs one! Questions/comments? Email us at https://mailto:hello@hotyoungdesignersclub.com (hello@hotyoungdesignersclub.com) Follow Rebecca http://www.instagram.com/studioplumb (Instagram) + http://www.studioplumb.com/ (Website) Follow Shaun http://www.instagram.com/wrenstedinteriors (Instagram) + http://www.wrenstedinteriors.com/ (Website) Stuff they mentioned: Fireclay https://www.fireclaytile.com/desert-collection (Desert Collection) Grey Gardens https://dvd.netflix.com/Movie/Grey-Gardens/70020235 (original documentary) or https://dvd.netflix.com/Movie/Grey-Gardens/70112518 (the movie) starring Drew Barrymore and Jessica Lange Erin Kestenbaum's https://erinkestenbaum.com/2019/11/06/one-room-challenge-fall-2019-the-kitchen-reveal/ (Kitchen) + https://www.instagram.com/p/B4zp0umnI5p/ (Coffee Station) You didn't know you needed a https://www.hungelingdesign.com/blog/why-you-will-want-a-prep-kitchen (prep kitchen) People living their http://www.thisvictorianlife.com/ (best Victorian lives) Nate Berkus' https://www.glamour.com/story/nate-berkus-celebrity-homes (kitchen skylight) game is strong https://www.housebeautiful.com/design-inspiration/news/a8010/keeping-room-trend/ (Keeping rooms) are a thing Do you need a https://www.deltafaucet.com/kitchen/product/GR150 (glass rinser)?

Eric Edelson, Chief Executive Officer of Fireclay Tile talks about Fireclay’s shift from a wholesale distribution model to a direct-to-consumer business model and how taking a very calculated approach to brand strategy helped set the foundation for building enriched customer experiences that set Fireclay apart in the market and helped grow the company to nearly 20 times the size of where they were before the shift.

Eric Edelson is the CEO of Fireclay Tile, the first tile company to be certified as a Benefit Corporation, Fireclay Tile is proudly committed to being a US-manufactured socially responsible business for its 150 team members and all stakeholders, including residential and commercial clients such as Starbucks, Whole Foods, Sweetgreen's, and thousands more. Watch: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/eric-edelson

The tile industry moves slowly, but when Eric Edelson joined the Fireclay Tile team, he was set on speeding things up. They were making a phenomenal product and it felt like they’d hit their limit in wholesale. In a sort of eureka moment, Eric penned a new manifesto/business model for a going direct to consumer. That was in 2008.With new flexibility and freedom, Fireclay Tile has experimented with all kinds of upcycled materials (from toilets to monitors), software for customization, sample processes, and sustainability initiatives. In 2015, they became the first tile company to be B Corp certified. Even in the midst of a pandemic, they didn’t lose speed. They were prepared with a plan of action, grounded in their core values: the health and safety of employees, business and client stability, love and kindness. Go to the Lumi blog for links and images.

Kev and Pisa are back! Again! The boys catch up to discuss how they've handled recent world events, talk about life in general, read newspaper headlines, look to the future and try to stop giggling at inappropriate times. And what are the rules regarding Fireclay members getting into social media stoushes?

The fifth team meeting takes place in a raucous Pirate Bar. Fireclay members Honor, Bobbie and Jane share the desk with the boys as official minutes are taken. Cocktails are had and many laughs are shared. It's all a link in a Shane reaction.

Fireclay members roll up to the Pirate Bar for the third ever team meeting. Honor, Col Ossus, Bomma and Yup all help Kev and Pisa look back on the last 30 episodes and plan for the future of Kev vs Pisa. But where's Jay?

30th episode celebrations are in full swing at the Pirate Bar. Kev and Pisa send out audio invites to fireclay members. Bomma stops by with a mullety gift and Mystery Member Jay gets a grilling as the boys try to work out who sent the Ukrainian postcard.

It's episode 21 which means it's time for another team meeting. Fireclay members are discovered as the first mail is opened. The past is reviewed and future plans are discussed.

Network Next Gen - The Podcast Inspiring Design Industry Hustlers This week we're back on the road and had the amazing opportunity to sit down with Eric Edelson, the CEO of Fireclay Tile. Eric works at their main office in San Francisco, California. Tune in to hear about the ways Fireclay has shaken up the industry in the past and will continue to in the future. From the way they make their beautiful tiles to how they are giving back thousands of dollars to their clients and local organizations, you are sure to learn something about Fireclay that you didn't know before. Enjoy!