Podcasts about jam factory

Savaitgalį Leidėjų asociacija paskelbė laureatus 14-oje kategorijų. Kuo išskirtini šiemet knygų kūrėjai?Rubrika „Apie laiką ir vandenį“, skirta su klimato pokyčiais susijusioms temoms, šiuokart keliasi į Tauragės rajone esantį Pagramančio regioninį parką, kuriame skatinamas vis labiau pasaulyje populiarėjantis ekoturizmas.„Nepaisant Ukrainoje vykstančio karo, šiuolaikiniai menininkai nėra linkę heroizuoti ar mitologizuoti padėties ir kritiško žvilgsnio nepraranda“, – sako Lvive veikiančio menų centro „Jam Factory“ vadovė Božena Pelenska ir Pinčuko meno centro Kyive tyrimų vadovė Ksenia Malykh.Klasikinės muzikos naujienose: žymiems muzikantams skirti apdovanojimai - pianistui Igoriui Levitui įteiktas Wigmore Hall medalis, dirigentui Zubinui Mehtai skirtas apdovanojimas ir tenorui Jonui Kauffmanui suteiktas Prancūzijos garbės laipsnis, o taip pat - filmo „Maestro“ gautos „Oskaro“ nominacijos ir Niujorke įvyksiantis Ukrainos šiuolaikinės muzikos festivalis.Lietuvos nacionalinio dramos teatro aktorius, sukūręs daugelį vaidmenų ne tik teatro scenoje, bet ir kine bei televizijoje, užkrečia kolegas ir publiką savo stipria kūrybine energija, personažus „nuskaito“ originaliai, neįsispraudžia į vaidmens rėmus, bet leidžia sau kvėpuoti improvizuodamas. Jis scenoje žaidžia. Taip jį mato žiūrovai, vertina kritikai. O ką aktorius jaučia pats? Koks tai žaidimas ir ar jis begalinis? Algirdas Gradauskas rubrikoje „Be kaukių“.Ved. Gabija Narušytė

This year marks 5 years since our maiden episode with Richard Shotton in February 2018. To celebrate Call to Action® turning 5, we asked the …Gasp! team to rummage through all 130 episodes for us to re-release some of their favourites.  Back in January 2020, we kicked off the year with fizzy, fuzzy energy. The fizz and fuzz faded come March 2020, but before that, we packed our plasticine and carried out a search of The Avon to pick up Bristol's finest maker of noise, Gavin Strange.  By day, Gavin is Director and Designer at the beloved Aardman Animations, the Academy Award winning studio behind Wallace & Gromit. It is probably easier to ask what Gavin does not do, a sucker for a night-time side project, under the pseudonym of Jam Factory, he's also an author, toy inventor and speaker on the global circuit. In one of the …Gasp! team's all time favourite episodes, Gavin talks to us candidly on having car parts thrown at his head, pixels, plasticine, what Morph is really like, the unlikely crossover of Maya Angelou and Dragon Ball Z and why we need more wonky things.  Feel better about marketing with Episode 28 of Call to Action® with Gavin Strange.  Follow Gavin on Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn Check out his website And get his book: Do Fly Timestamps (01:59) - Quick fire questions (02:40) - First jobs, having car parts thrown at his head, getting a job in design (10:00) - Tinkering and creating his alter ego JamFactory  (13:15) - What it's like working at Aardman Animations  (16:39) - Pixels vs plasticine and long standing characters like Morph  (23:30) - Being time buddies with Beyonce and how he gets so much done  (33:10) - Doing silly stuff and his directorial debut (41:50) - Writing his book Do Fly  (53:00) - Listener questions  (1:00:00) - 4 pertinent posers  Gavin's book recommendations are:  Feck Perfuction by James Victore  Draplin Design Co: Pretty Much Everything by Aaron Draplin  Why? How? What? The First Big Book of Art by Brosmind  Cabinet of Curiosities by Guillermo del Toro  Anything by Shepard Fairey 

«Ми зараз воюємо, щоб мати змогу бути українцями. Ось чому частиною нашої місії зараз є просування культури». Третій епізод другого сезону подкасту «Культура проти агресії» – про силу горизонтальних зв'язків у культурі та культурній дипломатії. Ми зробили його відкритим, адже спільне середовище та чудова локація Центру міської історії допомогло темі розкритись по-справжньому. Марта Троцюк запросила до дискусії людей, які завдяки своїй діяльності багато працюють з іноземними аудиторіями та постійно розповідають світові про Україну: Божена Пеленська – програмна та виконавча директорка Jam Factory, який нещодавно відкрився у Львові; Дмитро Ламперт – партнер та операційний директор Chicago Atlantic Trident, компанії, що активно інвестує у відбудову України та підтримує культурні ініціативи, зокрема й наш подкаст; Володимир Бєглов – директор America House Lviv, культурний менеджер і журналіст. У третьому епізоді спілкуємось англійською, тому можете сміливо поширювати його серед вашого нетворкінгу закордоном. А на YouTube-каналі Gallery 101 є українські субтитри. Ділимось досвідом культурної дипломатії та теплими емоціями живої зустрічі на Spotify, SoundCloud, Google та Apple Podcasts. «Культура проти агресії» є авторським проєктом Gallery 101 у партнерстві з Radio SKOVORODA та за підтримки ексклюзивного спонсора Chicago Atlantic.

Listen in on David Shanhun and Sarah discussing music and life.David Shanhun is a professional musician currently based in Auckland who has opened shows for bands like Foreigner and Three Dog Night, and has had a number #1 song on iTunes NZ. He performs live at various events, weddings and shows, sharing his passion for music and helping others through YouTube videos, 1:1 sessions, online workshops and simply by sharing his authentic self through his music.Find David on www.davidshanhun.com and on YouTube with plenty of fabulous records, as well as on Instagram and Facebook.The original music in the latter part of the show is Butterlies by David Shanhun, recorded live at the Jam Factory in Tauranga, NZ in November 2023. Theme music is Trust by Sarah Marlowe Spence, on the album Awake by Premratna. The inspiration for the name of this podcast was from Brene Brown ‘The Midlife Unraveling' The show's cover art is by Samantha Hepburn Art. Listen to music that Sarah sings on a variety of albums via this Spotify playlist.Details on astrological transits are covered in Episode Nine and Episode 26.

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Today we're speaking with Yvonne Soh and Jim Wagstaff, the co-founders of Noodle Factory, an AI-powered teaching and learning platform based in Singapore. Before co-founding Noodle Factory, Yvonne Soh spent many years in adult education, working closely with different companies to incorporate technology to improve learning outcomes. Previously, Yvonne worked in product, product marketing, and solution development roles at Dell Technologies and F5 Networks. Dr. Jim Wagstaff co-founded Noodle Factory, is also the co-founder of Jam Factory and a founding board member of Up 2 Speed–companies that focus on corporate training. Jim began his career at Dell Technologies, Brocade Communications, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise in various sales, pre-sales, sales management, channel management, general management, and executive roles. Most recently, Jim was Vice- President and General Manager of Hewlett Packard Enterprise's data storage business in the APJ region.Jim earned both his master's and doctoral degrees from the University of Liverpool (UK). His ongoing research focuses on how organizations harness the power of digital capabilities to better serve customers, students, and users. Jim has also earned his post-doctoral diploma in academic practice from the University of Liverpool in coordination with the Fellowship for Higher Education in the UK, where his ongoing work includes action research concerning the use of generative AI in teaching and learning.Recommended Resources:Techcrunchlearnprompting.org

The Wine Show Australia went on the road to the Barossa Valley for a Live 3hr show from the Barossa Cellar with thanks to Barossa Australia, Grant Burge and Seppeltsfield. Interview 1: Lauren Mudge - Sales & Marketing manager for Seppeltsfield, you can feel the energy she has for the place, its totally infectious. Interview 2: Sharon Romeo and Aaron Hutton from Fino at Seppeltsfield, again someone who is passionate about the business and the fact that they are embedded in the Seppeltsfield village. Interview 3: Ellen Steinborner from the Jam Factory, a satellite locations associated with JF Adelaide. We all had a great time and there are some good yarns.   @thewineshowaustralia @barossawines @baronsofbarossa @danmurphys_richard #barossawines #barossaOB @seppeltsfield @finoseppeltsfield

Fortnightly update from the Plumbers Union (PPTEU). Craigieburn Hospital, Amazon Warehouse, Westgate Tunnel job, Jam Factory and the footy. 

In this episode I speak to Brian Parkes, CEO of Jam Factory, a craft social enterprise in Adelaide.  This interview took place online, and is a follow up to my visit to the Jam Factory in Adelaide. Brian talks about the history and ethos of the Jam Factory, which celebrated its 50th birthday in 2023.I would like to acknowledge the Kaurna people who are the Traditional Custodians of the Land, and I would also like to pay respect to the Elders past, present and emerging. 

This episode is sponsored by Concepts! For a free 90 day trial of Concept Pro go to:  http://concepts.app/t/coupon/redactedpodcast———————————————————At 50 years young, JamFactory is a unique Craft and Design Organisation that champions the social, cultural and economic value of craft and design in daily life, based in Adelaide, South Australia. Since its inception in 1973, JamFactory has committed to supporting local designers, artists, and craftspeople, as well as being strongly dedicated to preserving traditional techniques whilst also embracing modern innovation.We sat down with Creative Directors Daniel To & Emma Aiston to talk about how they launched their own design consultancy, DANIEL - EMMA, the niche JamFactory occupies in Australia's furniture market, what makes for a successful piece of furniture design, how to properly balance form and function, why responsibly sourcing materials & sustainability is so crucial within the industry, plus a whole lot more!Hosted by Fraser Greenfield with guests Emma Aiston & Daniel To.-------------------------------------------------------------- DANIEL - EMMAJamFactoryjam Sit Stool — jamCollection — jam  Associate Program — JamFactoryWallpaper* Magazine RodrickBond.com —————————————————————- To follow the show, get in contact with us via email & more head to: https://linktr.ee/redactedpod

We chat with filmmaker Molly Haddon about her first feature The Longest Weekend. The Longest Weekend is showing in this years MQFF starting Nov 10 - Nov 2o. The Festival's Australian Feature of the Year is also a Melbourne Premiere – The Longest Weekend (2022), is set in Sydney's Inner West, this soon-to-be indie classic depicts how the lives of three disconnected siblings are turned upside-down when they find themselves forced to live under the same roof. The screening at Village Cinema's Jam Factory will be followed by MQFF's Artist Party at the Emerson Rooftop.

One might think that everybody would be happy with the return of restrictions-free concerts, yet Singaporeans are decrying alleged double standards ahead of a charity show by the island's darling golden boy JJ Lin. Coconuts Singapore's Carolyn Teo talks to us about why Singaporeans are miffed, why the public reaction may or may not be overblown, and a particular fun fact associating JJ Lin with Changi International Airport. Listen in!Other stories include:YouTuber gifts girlfriend with P1-million money bouquet on her birthday | Indonesian woman reports son to police for selling furniture, roof to fund dates with girlfriend | Michelle Yeoh to co-produce 1MDB docu-drama | Pro-democracy clothing store Chickeeduck to exit Hong Kong next year | Director accused of beating woman last night after Jam Factory event | Millions of US vaccine doses heading to Myanmar refugees in Thailand: report | International flights might only come to Bali next year: airport official | Singapore, Malaysia to reopen land borders for vaxxed travelers next weekThe Coconuts Podcast delivers impactful, weird, and wonderful reporting by our journalists on the ground in eight cities: Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Manila, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Yangon, and Bali. Listen to headline news and insightful interviews on matters large and small, designed for people located in – or curious about – Southeast Asia and Hong Kong.The Coconuts Podcast is available on Apple, Spotify, Google, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Subscribe today!

Говоримо про справжню мистецьку імперію з виставковою площею понад 1000 квадратів. У чому різниця між центром актуального та центром сучасного мистецтва? Для чого взагалі треба ще один центр та коли чекати відкриття? Також про віддаленість від центру, перш за все, ментальну. Про екосистемність та театр як мистецтво, яке може швидко реагувати. 12 розмов з найцікавішими гостями Конгресу культури під головною сценою театру Лесі. Спільний спецпроєкт Radio SKOVORODA та America House. За мікрофоном Володимир Бєглов. Більше наших подкастів на SoundCloud, Google та Apple podcasts. Анонси нових епізодів у нашому Telegram. Канал, який не доведеться мьютити: https://t.me/radioskovoroda Завжди нова музика для натхнення та настрою у нашому ефірі: http://radioskovoroda.com/radio Або у наших додатках для iOS та Android.

Grab your tickets to our next live show as part of the Melbourne Podcast Festival! Join us at the Jam Factory on Sunday August 1st at 2:15pm. https://melbournepodcastfestival.com/podcast/welcome-to-patchwork/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/welcometopatchwork See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen now to a discussion about the medium of glass between Yhonnie Scarce, Kokatha and Nukunu artist from South Australia, Kristel Britcher, artist, designer and head of the Jam Factory glass studio, and Lisa Slade, Assistant Director at the Art Gallery of South Australia. Stay tuned for further podcasts to be released, produced in association with 'Yhonnie Scarce: Missile Park', on view at ACCA until 14 June.

We're back for another episode of Beauty IQ Uncensored, brought to you by Adore Beauty. What’s on this episode? We’re glad you asked... Beauty Throwbacks Remember those scrunchies with fake hair on them? Lip Smackers? Those stretchy headbands we had in all different colours? We asked for your input for this segment and you didn't disappoint - we're talking beauty trends from the late 90s-early 2000s. We'd love to hear if we've missed any major ones, and DM Hannah if you can remember that makeup shop at the Jam Factory. Bargain VS Bougie Foundations with Megan Our girl Megan from our social and content team joins us to chat foundations. Here's the list we chatted about if you want to try any: Our favourite bargain: The Ordinary Serum Foundation ($12.70) Designer Brands Hydrating Luminous Foundation ($19.99) Maybelline Fit Me Matte & Poreless Foundation ($21.95) L'Oreal Paris True Match ($29.99) Our favourite bougie: Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk ($99) Anastasia Luminous Foundation ($70) Make Up Forever Ultra HD ($67) Estee Lauder Double Wear ($60) Shop all foundations at Adore Beauty here: https://www.adorebeauty.com.au/make-up/foundation.html?utm_source=omny&utm_medium=podcast Read Megan's article here: https://www.adorebeauty.com.au/beautyiq/make-up/best-foundation-australia/ Big shoutout to special guest Joey MUA, who you can watch in action on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWGWqXAsxZw&t=43s PWDKWN: Jo: Bondi Sands Tan Eraser (not available at Adore Beauty) Hannah: ghd max straightener https://www.adorebeauty.com.au/ghd/ghd-max-hair-straightener.html?utm_source=omny&utm_medium=podcast Disclaimer: https://www.adorebeauty.com.au/disclaimer.html Hosts: Joanna Fleming & Hannah Furst Guests: Megan Miloshis, Joey_MUA See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this weeks episode I spoke with the immensely talented Adelaide artist, Emma Young. Emma Young is a Glass Blower and in 2018 was highly commended in the Urban Cow studio Art Prize, she was the winner of the 2019 "All Connections to Unley" art prize and in the following October of 2019 she launched her first solo exhibition showcased at Urban Cow Studio. She has been featured in SA life magazine in June 2020 and was a highlighted artist in film maker, Henry Thongs mini series, Makers who inspire. In this episode we discuss: + Where her love and obsession for glass blowing started + We discuss her artistic style + We explore what places and things that inspire Emma's creative and often quirky works of art + We explore the phenomenon of "creative block" and Emma shares her tips for getting creative ideas flowing + We discuss the common blocks that hold people back from showcasing their creative work publicly or from taking the leap to try creating art in the first place + We explore Art Therapy and how tapping into our creative sides acts as a successful therapeutic tool for many and so much more! LINKS FROM EPISODE: @emmayoungglass (instagram) https://shop.jamfactory.com.au/collections/emma-young (online shop Jam Factory) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujSjlOUgr6U&feature=youtu.be (Henry Thong - Makers Who Inspire Film featuring Emma Young) https://www.emmayoungglass.com.au/ (Emma Young Glass - website) @pink_medicine_pod (instagram)

This week we’ve packed our plasticine and carried out a search of The Avon to pick up Bristol’s finest maker of noise, Gavin Strange. By day, Gavin is Director and Designer at the beloved Aardman Animations, the Academy Award winning studio behind Wallace & Gromit, and by night he indulges in passion projects, drenching them in fizzy, fuzzy energy as he morphs into his alter-ego Jam Factory. A serial tinkerer whose capacity for fun bursts through his beanie, Gavin is also an author, toy inventor and speaker. He talks to us candidly on this, having car parts thrown at his head, pixels, plasticine and what Morph is really like, the unlikely crossover of Maya Angelou and Dragon Ball Z, why we need more wonky things, and a whole lot more. Embrace your fizz and fuzz. Listen and you won’t be disappointed. ///// Gavin/JamFactory Links:   Follow @JamFactory on Twitter (https://twitter.com/JamFactory) , Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/jamfactory/) and LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamfactory/)   And visit his website. (https://www.jam-factory.com/) Gavin’s directorial debut, The Amazing Maya Angelou (https://www.aardman.com/work/the-amazing-maya-angelou/) And his brilliant talk at The DO Lectures (https://vimeo.com/222596558)   Animation Recommendations:    Adobe Creative Cloud (https://www.adobe.com/uk/creativecloud/buy/students.html) (with student discount) Stop Motion Studio (https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/stop-motion-studio/id441651297) Blender (https://www.blender.org/)   Book Recommendations:  Do Fly: Find Your Way. Make a Living. Be Your Best Self (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Do-Fly-Living-Self-Books/dp/1907974261) by Gavin Or for more fizzy, fuzzy energy… listen to the audio version (https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/Do-Fly-Audiobook/B077P9R4RH) Feck Perfuction (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Feck-Perfuction-Dangerous-Ideas-Business/dp/1452166366) by James Victore Draplin Design Co: Pretty Much Everything (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Draplin-Design-Co-Pretty-Everything/dp/1419720171/) by Aaron Draplin Why? How? What? The First Big Book of Art (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Why-What-First-Book-Brosmind/dp/8467916591) by Brosmind Cabinet of Curiosities: My Notebooks, Collections, and Other Obsessions (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Guillermo-del-Toro-Cabinet-Curiosities/dp/1781169268/) by Guillermo del Toro Anything and everything (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Shepard-Fairey/e/B001K8CJG4) by Shepard Fairey /////

The Jam Factory based at the Observatory in Hanley Stoke-on-Trent is a group collective welcoming individuals of all different abilities who have experience of mental ill health. It provides a welcoming space for people to come together, enjoy each other's company and learn music, art and other creative activities. In this podcast, staff and participants at The Jam Factory share their perspectives, talents, histories and enjoyment. And we hear a couple of examples of performance. The podcast is accompanied by bonus tracks featuring full versions of some Jam Factory songs.

Episode 3 - Bonus Track - Hard Days Night (The Jam Factory) by Combined Healthcare NHS Trust

Episode 3 - Bonus Track - Man on the Moon (The Jam Factory) by Combined Healthcare NHS Trust

Episode 3 - Bonus Track - Paul - Ever Friendly (The Jam Factory) by Combined Healthcare NHS Trust

The Jam Factory, Adelaide bridges the gap between novice and career. This month we talk to alumni Kate Sutherland and Production Manager Alice Potter about what Jam Factory does and tips on building that bridge.Instagram links:Alice PotterKate SutherlandJam Factory

In this week's podcast, we hear from Gavin Strange. Having joined the team at Bristol-based animation studio Aardman in 2008, Gavin currently works for the interactive arm of the company as a senior designer, covering app and game design. But his work doesn’t end there: by early morning and evening he produces self-initiated projects under the alias Jam Factory, spanning photography, film, illustration, toy and character design. He talks about finding his calling and putting productivity before perfectionism. See the full article here: lectureinprogress.com/journal/gavin-strange This Lecture in Progress podcast was presented by Indi Davies and the producer was Ivor Manly. Sign up to lectureinprogress.com for further insight into the creative industries. This series is made possible by the support of a number of brand patrons – they include GF Smith, Squarespace and The Paul Smith Foundation.

RHLSTP #139: Zoe Lyons - The Camaraderie of the Jam Factory. Richard attempts to work out how a waitress in a pizza restaurant with a limited menu might be surprised by every order, before introducing former competent waitress and fudge packer, Zoe Lyons. The chat encompasses Alan Titchmarsh based humiliation, Cherie Blair, the bluntness of the Dutch, almost being the first person to die on reality TV, and performing to Australian miners. Plus travelogues to Alaska and Indiana, Voyager and anally inserted chocolate bars. I mean what more could you possibly wish for. SUPPORT THE SHOW!Check out our website and become a badger and see extra content http://rhlstp.co.ukSee details of the RHLSTP tour dates http://richardherring.com/gigsBuy DVDs and Books at http://gofasterstripe.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode we get into one of Thailand's most contentious topics - double pricing. But first we talk about selfies in a ball pit and a hidden hipster hangout. Just down the road for us on our side of the river is a hidden hipster hideout in Bangkok called called The Jam Factory. And by “hidden”, we mean new to Evo. Because it’s pretty well known by everyone other than him. Also Greg visits Central Embassy and attempts to lose his child in a giant plastic bubble bath filled with selfie takers. But as interesting as both of those topics sound, neither are what we’re talking about today. Let’s just get this out of the way: We think double pricing sucks. Thailand is notorious for pricing things like museums, national parks, landmarks, and other civic works differently depending on where a visitor was born. Foreigners -- we stand out a bit -- pay an inflated price, where Thai nationals pay much, much less. Sometimes Thai nationals pay nothing at all. As representatives of the foreigners overcharged, we don’t like it. But we try to understand the rationale for it on this week’s episode and present their side. We’re not sure we did a good job. But here are the excuses main arguments most often offered to justify dual pricing in Thailand: Foreign workers make more money than Thais, so they can afford it. Tourists don’t pay Thailand taxes to support those civic works. (Note: both of us pay taxes in Thailand) It’s a nationalistic benefit reserved for Thai citizens. All of those are valid concerns. However, we’re not buying it. Listen in to learn how we carefully (and hopefully respectfully) dismantle each of those excuses arguments. And though we try very hard not to push our own agenda on our adopted country, here’s what we think could be the consequences if the dual pricing issue isn’t addressed (which it hasn’t been for decades, we get it.) It may be seen as racist to a world becoming more and more aware and intolerant of racism. It’s a deterrent to tourism as it has been to other countries that have done stupid things in the name of squeezing out a few bucks from hapless tourists. It’s a constant PR black eye that will cause (and perhaps is causing) people to seek out their SE Asian vacation/expat home in other neighboring countries. Now, hopefully we didn’t go overboard on complaining. It’s not what we set out to do. And if you have a different opinion, we invite you to leave a comment below or on our social channels. Let’s keep the conversation going. One great way is our new LINE account, just for the Bangkok Podcast. Hey, we’re in Thailand, and LINE is huge here. So of course we have a LINE account. Follow along and talk to us there, too! Love, Loathe, or Leave Almost half a year ago, we talked about Bangkok’s “saluting security guards” in an early LLoL segment. But Greg forgot something key to the conversation that Gregory Hines would be proud of. Listen in to find out why we’re being so mysterious, and whether or not this clicks for us. (Heh.) Want more? If it’s your first time experiencing The Bangkok Podcast, you really should get our show downloading to your phone automatically every week. If you use iOS, it’s a breeze to listen via Apple Podcasts. Android users are be able get the show any number of ways. And for bonus points, leave us a review on those platforms or however you listen to the show. We’d love to hear from you, either on the contact form on our website or through a comment or message on our Facebook page. You can Tweet to the show @bangkokpodcast or follow Greg’s tweets of snarky Bangkok goodness. Evo chronicles his Bangkok adventures on Instagram from time to time, if that’s your thing. And as mentioned, we now have a LINE account! Yep. Just for the Bangkok Podcast. Join us over there, too! See you next time on The Bangkok Podcast!  

For Cameron Wenaus and the team at Retreat Guru in Nelson, a fairly mundane act of renting out a spare desk in their office was the spark for a runaway wildfire of co-working success. The concept is all the rage, a growing trend around the globe and has long been thought to be one of the key’s to unlocking the Kootenays creative, tech and knowledge based industry potential. A number of efforts around the Koots have had varying results. With the new Jam Factory space, run by, and the home of Retreat Guru, Cam and his team have figured out the magic formula to make it work. Start renting a spare desk in your startup’s office space, grow your tech company from 4 to 12 people, take over a massive old heritage building in downtown Nelson, renovate it into a successful co-working space and fill it with a mix of energetic and exciting small, largely tech and mindfulness based businesses, all while spawning collaboration and growth in a new industry and maybe even helping launch new start-ups from your space? You Can Do That Here!

This is In The Field Camping Episode 34.  In this episode, Chris continues talking about the 3 week odyssey to Canada and Montana, including West Glacier KOA, Flathead Lake, Polson KOA, Glacier Distilling Company, Whistling Andy’s Distillery, The Raven restaurant, Willows Huckpatch Huckleberry Pie and Jam Factory, Lake McDonald, Going To … Continue reading →

Harrisburg based Hot Jam Factory came to do the show here on episode 6 of Ink in Stereo. They’re here to promote their new video “Round the Red” and play for us among other things, like discussing our differences in opinions on Fleetwood Mac, also we discuss lying about appearances since no one can see […] The post Hot Jam Factory appeared first on Ink in Stereo.

Gavin Strange and Tim Loftus bring their bikes with them to the kitchen Despite knowing each others work, Gavin Strange, Senior Designer for the digital department of Aardman Animations, and Tim Loftus, boat builder, based at Underfall Yard meet for the first time in our kitchen. Gavin tells us about his love of fixed gear bikes, his documentary film BÖIKZMÖIND, and his alleycat race Fixed n’ Chips. Tim talks about building boats down at Bristol Docks and impresses Gavin with his handmade wooden bike. Improvised live music from Paul Bradley.