Podcasts about rentola

A funny thread emerged when we compiled this week's episode of Defender Radio: the lines in our lives. While listening to the interviews, we realized that there are so many crossovers when discussing animal welfare, advocacy and activism. Cary Rentola of the WOLF Sanctuary draws a line between wanting to be close to nature and bringing it too close; Dr. Hal Herzog explores the lines we set up between the pets in our lives, the wildlife we protect and the animals many continue to eat; and Dylan Powell discusses the lines we sometimes must draw to protest wrongdoings. Defender Radio is presented by Gates Wildlife Control and The Association for the Protection of Fur-Bearing Animals.

Kai got interested in a dimensional, light sculpture and found himself working on materials like paper. He says the Finnish advertising has been influenced by Japanese graphic design. A paper workshop and exhibition :: File Download (9:34 min / 9 MB)

Kai started as a sign-painter and a calligrapher. He has done some fonts based on a Finnish tradition, mostly in order to teach his students! Kai is fascinated in discovering old, forgotten fonts around Europe. Souvenir! -typeface exhibition :: File Download (6:36 min / 6 MB)

Get ready with Kai for Finnish winter sports and his ways to relax. And hear more about the way type design started being taught at the University of Art and Design Helsinki (UIAH).File Download (8:12 min / 8 MB)

Kai claims that Helsinki has been very careful in placing big and noisy billboards to its street scene. What kind of influence has the local, minimalist small talk mentality to this local typography? Kai's lecture and bio during ATypI Helsinki :: Mannerheimintie :: Aleksanterinkatu :: File Download (9:47 min / 9 MB)