Podcasts about sir paul smith

Hosted by Jane Pauley. CBS News chief election & campaign correspondent Robert Costa takes a look at President Trum's first week back in office. Also: Tracy Smith talks with Tony Award-winning superstar Idina Menzel about her new musical "Redwood"; Lee Cowan talked with actor Robert Redford, founder of the non-profit Sundance Institute, about the history of the Sundance Film Festival; Seth Doane sits down with Sir Paul Smith to discuss his unexpected career in fashion; and comedian and actress Susie Essman takes "Sunday Morning" viewers on a tour of the Bronx. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sir Paul Smith is an English fashion designer. We spoke with him from his office about our show at Webster Hall and afterparty at The Standard East Village, cheese sandwiches, 5 am swimming, cycling through Claridge's, how he does Christmas, the pyramids, Volkswagen beetles, why he's big in Japan, there wasn't much fashion to be had when he started, working with The Stones, online dating and working from home, and how many socks he sells per year. instagram.com/paulsmith twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans howlonggone.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Glaive is a 19-year-old musician we love and has been on the show once before. We chat with him from his hotel in Brooklyn about cold plunge, our chat with Sir Paul Smith, a man yelled "Oxford Study" at Jason this morning, and he punched a car, his new tattoos, how the hurricane affected his home in North Carolina, writing 14 songs in 14 days in Iceland, we meet his girlfriend, when the chicken cooks itself, how musicians end up night owls, he will do truly anything if you Venmo him $100, he met his best friend on Counterstrike, opening for Kid Laroi, he just found out about The Beatles, his modeling career is not going well, and we give him tips on how to defeat the twink allegations. Donate to the Mountain Area Doula Collective mtnabortiondoula.co/donate instagram.com/1glaive twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans howlonggone.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This one's definitely going to mess up the tour. We discuss French people pooping in the Seine, JJ Reddick breaking a new glass ceiling for podcasters, the highlights of Sir Paul Smith and Mordechai "Mister Mort" Rubenstein on the Throwing Fits marathon episode from the grounds of Patti Como, Scott Galloway bragging about his private jet on How Long Gone, Justin Timberlake being arrested by a rogue Hamptons cop who *checks notes* ~does his job~, Popcast's coverage of Brat, and the new Clipse album teased at the latest Louis Vuitton show.

Ciao tutti! This week, the boys are coming to you live from Pitti Uomo to celebrate the greatest menswear trade show on earth with a variety of mini conversations with friends both new and old, including Sir Paul Smith, Robert Spangle, Jacob Gallagher, Nick Wooster, Mordechai Rubinstein, Jian DeLeon, Sam Trotman, Sam Hine, Adam Katz Sinding and Matthieu Morge Zucconi on this inimitable and Italian episode of The Only Podcast That Matters™. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits.

100th EPISODE WITH NONE OTHER THAN SIR PAUL SMITH! 00:00-How Did You Do It? 00:45-Arman's Intro 05:45-Creating Something Cohesive Out Of The Madness 06:54-Paul's Bike Collection 08:50-Earliest Significant Musical Memory 11:55-'You need to Nudge, not completely Push, in new Directions' 18:25-How Would You Describe Yourself In 3 Songs? 19:13-'I'm a Lateral Thinker' 23:29-Paul's Start in the Clothing Business 26:20-Curating 'Picasso Celebration: The Collection In A New Light!' 32:50-'Classic With A Twist' 37:35-Collaborating w/ The Rolling Stones 44:30-The Mod's 54:20-If your life would be a movie, what song would play in the end credits? 55:20-B-Roll Sir Paul's Music Playlist Ep 100 // SIR PAUL SMITH linktr.ee/areweonair/⁠⁠ ⁠⁠areweonair.com/⁠⁠

On today's episode, Ian King speaks to fashion designer Sir Paul Smith about plans for a so-called tourist tax.He also discusses Kurt Geiger's latest results with chief executive Neil Clifford.And European investors have the highest return expectations for the UK - Ian chats to Chris Brett from CBRE.

Ned, the best dressed one, gets to talk to Sir Paul Smith. Plus #AskDavidUnlock your AG1 Offer here!Buy 1923, or simply watch the film for free here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Le 8 avril 2023 marque le cinquantième anniversaire de la disparition de Pablo Picasso et place ainsi l'année sous le signe de la célébration de son œuvre et de son héritage artistique en France, en Espagne et à l'international. À l'occasion de cette année anniversaire, le Musée national Picasso-Paris invite le designer britannique Sir Paul Smith, connu pour son travail sur la couleur, le sur-mesure et le kitsch, à signer la direction artistique d'un accrochage exceptionnel, mettant à l'honneur la collection du musée. Cet accrochage conçu avec la complicité de Sir Paul Smith se déploie autour des chefs-d'œuvre de la collection. L'approche unique que le designer porte sur les œuvres invite le public à les envisager à travers une lecture plus contemporaine, et souligne le caractère toujours actuel du travail de Picasso. Aussi, les univers des deux créateurs se rencontrent parfois, comme autour d'un amour partagé pour les objets, pour le costume ou l'espièglerie, proposant des rapprochements et une mise en espace des œuvres résolument inventive et spectaculaire !

“Célébration Picasso”La collection prend des couleurs !au Musée national Picasso, Parisdu 7 mars au 27 août 2023Interview de Joanne Snrech, conservatrice du patrimoine, responsable des peintures au Musée national Picasso-Paris, et co-commissaire de l'exposition,par Anne-Frédérique Fer, à Paris, le 6 mars 2023, durée 20'57.© FranceFineArt.https://francefineart.com/2023/02/26/3394_collection-rijksmuseum_fondation-custodiaCommuniqué de presse Commissariat et direction artistique :L'accrochage est conçu par Cécile Debray, conservatrice générale du patrimoine et présidente du Musée national Picasso-Paris. & Joanne Snrech, conservatrice du patrimoine et responsable des peintures au Musée national Picasso-Paris, commissaires, avec une direction artistique de Paul Smith, designers britanniques.Le 8 avril 2023 marque le cinquantième anniversaire de la disparition de Pablo Picasso et place ainsi l'année sous le signe de la célébration de son oeuvre et de son héritage artistique en France, en Espagne et à l'international. À l'occasion de cette année anniversaire, le Musée national Picasso-Paris invite le designer britannique Sir Paul Smith, connu pour son travail sur la couleur et le sur-mesure à signer la direction artistique d'un accrochage exceptionnel, mettant à l'honneur la collection du musée.Cet accrochage conçu sous la direction artistique de Sir Paul Smith se déploie autour des chefs-d'oeuvre de la collection. L'approche unique que le designer porte sur les oeuvres invite le public à les envisager à travers une lecture plus contemporaine, et souligne le caractère toujours actuel du travail de Picasso. Aussi, les univers des deux créateurs se rencontrent parfois, comme autour d'un amour partagé pour les objets, pour le costume ou l'espièglerie, proposant des rapprochements et une mise en espace des oeuvres résolument inventive et spectaculaire !Le parcours est ponctué d'oeuvres d'artistes contemporains internationaux. Ainsi, Guillermo Kuitca, Obi Okigbo, Mickalene Thomas et Chéri Samba participent de cette même volonté d'ouvrir de nouvelles perspectives sur la postérité de l'oeuvre de Picasso, en questionnant son image ou en reprenant à leur compte, certaines de ses innovations plastiques. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Fashion and cycling are intrinsically linked, from the elegant style of 50s icon Fausto Coppi, both on and off the bike, through the faster moving team kit designs of the 70s, 80s and 90s, to the huge range of the modern era. We caught up with world-famous clothes designer and cycling fanatic Sir Paul Smith and Rapha founder Simon Mottram, who have worked on several cycling clothing collections together, at the recent Rouleur Live show. The pair have turned a real love and obsession for cycling into huge businesses and they explained to Rouleur editor Edward Pickering where that passion comes from. We also talk to Charlotte Jarps, who paints bespoke designs and artworks on cycling shoes, and we roved the halls of Rouleur Live to ask industry figures what their favourite pro team kit of all time is. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rich Wilson talks to photographer Mark Harrisonhttps://twitter.com/snapperharrisonhttps://www.instagram.com/mark_harrison_photography/Mark has shot Pavarotti, David Cameron, Prince Andrew, Boris Johnson, Danny De Vito, Benedict Cumberbatch, Tony Blair, Al Gore, Margaret Thatcher, Prof. Stephen Hawking, Sir David Attenborough, Kate Moss, Alexander McQueen, Sir Richard Branson, Sting, Charlotte Rampling, Damien Lewis, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Gerhard Richter, The Duchess of Cornwall, Sir Paul Smith, Bill Nighy, Jude Law, Jeremy Irons, David Gilmour, Tilda Swinton, Gemma Chan, Benazir Bhutto, Emma Watson and many many more. Several of his photographs are now held by the National Portrait Gallery in London, whilst others are winners of multiple photo prizes.Mark was photographer at the Palace for the Newsnight Prince Andrew interview supplying the photograph on all the front pages!Produced by producerpaul.co.uk freelance podcast producer for hire!Watch UNCUT interviews on our YouTube channel. We occasionally record live on our Twitch channel https://www.twitch.tv/richwilsoncomedian and of course we're on Apple, Spotify and all good platforms.Check our stylish “Insane In The Men Brain” T shirts and hoodies from https://buythatmerch.co.uk.Get your limited edition “Insane In The Men Brain” coffee beans from wogancoffee.com in Bristol. Use the exclusive Men Brain listener promo code MENBRAIN for 10% off our podcast packs.Please consider supporting us though our Patreon page.Sign up for priority access to our LIVE events (LIVESTREAM and IRL) darkhorsedigital.co.uk.Listen to our spin-off pod Insane In The Fem Brain now!Thank you for listening! Tell your friends.Follow this podcast on Twitter + Instagram + Facebook! Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this podcast we chat with James Taylor, Nursery Manager and Jo Davey, Marketing Manager from Whartons Nurseries. We look at how roses continue to be admired and prized as our No. 1 favourite flower in the UK. James explains the production journey of a rose from propagation in the field to bringing the finished rose bushes to the Garden Centre. Jo gives us advice on growing roses, dealing with disease and how the new varieties of roses are making an impact in our gardens. We find out from our hosts their favourite roses for fragrance, plus a sneak peek at the Rose of The Year for 2022. Hosts Peter Brown and Chris Day highlight the many uses the humble rose can bring to our gardens and homes as well as our own well-being, plus we chat about rose favourites and where you can see the best roses in the UK.Rose products mentioned: Whartons Roses use Uncle Tom's Rose Tonic which helps feed roses and fight disease on the Nursery but is also good for the home gardener. This organic foliar feed creates strong resilient growth which gives plants additional disease resistance. It is best applied several times in the season.Rose fertilisers Vitax Organic Rose Food , Miracle-Gro Rose & Shrub Continuous Food 1kg and Afterplant Food with Rootgrow - Rose 1kg Rose mentioned: ‘Flower Carpet' groundcover roses, Rose ‘Kiftsgate', ‘Wedding Day', Rose rugosa, Rose` sweet briar, Rose dog rose, Rose burnet or scotch, R. moyesii ‘Geranium', ‘Joie de Vivre', ‘Maiden's Blush', ‘Morning Mist', ‘Grouse', ‘Partridge', ‘Sir Paul Smith', ‘Scarborough Fair', ‘Francis E Lester', ‘Rambling Rector, ‘Bobbie James', ‘Queen Bee' and ‘Whiter Shade of Pale'. Rootstocks: Rosa ‘Laxa' (most popular, rarely suckers and almost thornless), Rosa ‘Canina' (used on heavier soils, less popular, suckers freely), Rosa rugosa (sometimes used for standards).Hedging and Native Roses , Hybrid Tea Roses , Floribunda (cluster flowered roses) , Climbers and Rambler Roses , Shrub Roses , Groundcover Roses The ‘Precious' range of Roses and Special Occasion RosesFragrant Roses: ‘Arthur Bell', ‘Fragrant Cloud', ‘Scent From Heaven', ‘Silver Anniversary', ‘Timeless Purple'.James Taylor's desert Island rose is Rose ‘Munstead Wood' (a David Austin bred variety famed for its amazing colour and scent). Jo Davey's rose would be Rose ‘Flower Carpet Pink', especially suitable on the Island where a pair of secateurs might be difficult to source as it doesn't require much pruning!The coveted Rose of the Year for 2022 is ‘It's A Wonderful Life' ® and is best described as a free flowering floribunda shrub rose. The large - almost 10cm across - beautiful old fashioned style blooms have over 60 petals. The colour is a blend of orange, pink and peach with the depth of colour influenced by weather conditions. It was bred by Colin Dickson of Dickson Roses. The rose name is a registered trademark. Use of the material: It's a Wonderful Life™ name is used courtesy of Melange Pictures LLC. All rights reserved. This rose will be available to order here from October as a root-wrapped rose and in pots from spring 2022.Rose replant disease RHS link also RHS tips on T-Budding Roses You can also view the Whartons Roses production process click on this link which takes you to a short video. Rose Gardens: The 50 top rose gardens in Britain can be found here Rose uses: Rose water, Rose Oil, Rose Hip Cough Syrup, Rose Hip Jam, Rose Vinegar, Rose Honey, Rose Hip Wine, Turkish Delight contains a few drops of rosewater.Chiltern Music Therapy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My guest today is fashion designer, Sir Paul Smith. Paul's fashion company was founded back in 1970 and has expanded into 70 countries since. He was made a Royal Designer for Industry in 1991. More recently he released “Paul Smith”, a monograph book that captures his unique spirit and creativity, which we discuss in this […]

TURNING THE TABLES ON TALK ART with GRAHAM NORTON!!!!To celebrate the launch of the debut Talk Art book, Russell & Robert meet legendary broadcaster and best-selling author Graham Norton to discuss writing Talk Art. That's right, it's TALK ART BOOK release day!!! We are PUBLISHED AUTHORS!!!A huge THANK YOU to all the talented artists whose artworks are featured in the book and to our superstar editor Ella Parsons and the team @octopus_books_ & @ilex_creative & @chroniclebooks for helping us every step of the way. Thanks to Jerry Saltz for the beautiful foreword!!!!Follow Graham Norton @GrahNort on Instagram. Visit Waterstone's or The Margate Bookshop to buy our brand new TALK ART BOOK, out 13th May 2021 in UK & Europe, 18th May in USA & Canada.Talk Art is a wonderfully witty and accessible roadmap to contemporary art from the hosts of the hugely popular eponymous podcast. When launching the Talk Art podcast in 2018, actor Russell Tovey and gallerist Robert Diament had one clear aim: to make the art world more accessible. Since then, the podcast has grown to be a global hit, featuring exclusive interviews with leading artists, curators, gallerists, actors, musicians and fellow art lovers such as Tracey Emin, Lena Dunham, Sir Paul Smith, David Shrigley, Noel Fielding, Edward Enninful, Rose Wylie, Toyin Ojih Odutola and Sir Elton John.Talk Art, the book, is a beautiful and accessible celebration of contemporary art, and a guidebook to navigating and engaging with the art world. Covering a range of different media from photography and ceramics to performance and sound art, the book explores the way art interacts with our society, highlights lesser-known artists, and provides a snapshot of the art world as it is today. With a wealth of imagery - some never before seen in print and some created exclusively for the book - and an informative, engaging narrative, Talk Art will become the must-have book art lovers return to again and again.For images of all artworks discussed in this episode visit @TalkArt. Talk Art theme music by Jack Northover @JackNorthoverMusic courtesy of HowlTown.com We've just joined Twitter too @TalkArt. If you've enjoyed this episode PLEASE leave us your feedback and maybe 5 stars if we're worthy in the Apple Podcast store. For all requests, please email talkart@independenttalent.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we meet the craft makers and textile artists telling new stories through traditional techniques. Sewn in brightly coloured thread and African fabrics, artist Bisa Butler's stunning quilt portraits often focus on unknown African Americans. Creating her quilts from vintage photos found in the American National Archives, she pieces together their stories using carefully chosen textiles. Bisa talks to Chi Chi about her creative process, storytelling through her quilts and the portrait she'd like to stitch next. When master weaver Porfirio Gutierrez returned home to Mexico after years away, he found the traditional methods he'd grown up with were dying out and he was determined to do something about it. Porfirio Gutierrez tells our reporter Saskia Edwards how he has re-imagined Zapotec rug making to reflect both the ancient and modern world. South African artist Kimathi Mafafo explains how she uses embroidery to represent traditional women in her series, Voiceless and to empower local women by teaching them her craft. Plus: has a film, a book or an artwork ever changed the way you see the world? One of Britain's leading tailors, Sir Paul Smith tells us about an influential painting as he celebrates 50 years in the fashion industry. Presented by Chi Chi Izundu (Photo: Bisa Butler. Credit: John Butler, courtesy of Claire Oliver Gallery)

The GTCC needs a club jersey. And who better to help design it than Sir Paul Smith? Geraint and Tom are joined by the British fashion designer to discuss their favourite retro kit and what's acceptable to wear in cafes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

durée : 00:54:42 - Popopop - par : Antoine de Caunes - Pour clore cette année de m... 2020 qui nous a chamboulés d'incertitudes, retrouvons des valeurs sures en la personne de Sir Paul Smith. Antoine de Caunes et Charline Roux le reçoivent pour parler notamment de la publication de son très bel ouvrage Paul Smith en 50 objets pour célébrer ses 50 ans de carrière.

durée : 00:54:42 - Popopop - par : Antoine de Caunes - Pour clore cette année de m... 2020 qui nous a chamboulés d'incertitudes, retrouvons des valeurs sures en la personne de Sir Paul Smith. Antoine de Caunes et Charline Roux le reçoivent pour parler notamment de la publication de son très bel ouvrage Paul Smith en 50 objets pour célébrer ses 50 ans de carrière.

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My guest this week is Paul Smith, the legendary British fashion designer.Paul and I discuss how a cycling accident launched his career as a creative, why his wife’s knowledge of couture has been essential to their success, and what it’s taken for his business to last 50 years and stay independent.NOTES(00:00) Paul Smith and cycling(17:30) History of Le Bon Marché(23:15) Giorgio Armani on Slowing Down(24:34) Supreme(25:04) 18 East(36:41) Yves Saint Laurent(44:44) Paul Smith & Land Rover(49:58) Friendship with David Bowie(52:41) The Lumineers(52:54) Jimmy Page**This episode is sponsored by P. Johnson, & Bespoke Box (enter BLAMO for 20% off your first box!)**Want even more Blamo? Join the BlamFam on Patreon and get access to additional interviews, a community slack, special events, and more!

Designer. Curator. Living legend. Sir Paul Smith shares the highs and lows from his fashion journey which spans 50 years this year. What was the first collection he showed at Fashion Week like? How did he feel going to Chanel shows in the presence of Coco Chanel? Has the thought of retiring ever crossed his mind? Sir Paul talks us through the unique dilemma of deciding what to wear when you're getting knighted in the morning and married in the afternoon, David Bowie giving customers in his store the shock of their lives and the art of being a collector (we didn't say hoarder, okay).  Check out our Instagram to see the looks we discuss @whatwereyouthinkingpodcast and follow us on Twitter and TikTok @WWYT_podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Talk Art exclusive!!! We meet a living LEGEND!! For episode 8, Russell and Robert meet the iconic British fashion designer Sir Paul Smith CH CBE RDI (born 5 July 1946). We discuss a lifetime of collecting art, his recent award of Companion of Honour from the Queen, setting up a new foundation with the aim of giving advice to creative people, his support of artists at the Royal Academy Schools and Slade including Lynette Yiadom-Boakye and James Lloyd and the lasting impact artists like David Hockney, Patti Smith, R. B. Kitaj, Peter Blake, Frank Auerbach and David Bowie had on his life. We learn about the exhibitions he put on in his first shop in the 1960s including works by Andy Warhol and how this has continued to the present day with exhibitions in his London and Los Angeles stores by Joy Yamusangie and John Booth amongst many others!This special episode was recorded in Paul Smith's office in London. Visit Paul Smith's Foundation online at www.PaulSmithsFoundation.com or Instagram @PaulSmithsFoundation. Paul's eponymous new 50th Anniversary Book is available now (published by Phaidon). This inspiring new book captures his unique spirit and one-of-a-kind creativity by selecting 50 highly personal objects, charting his and his brand’s half century of struggle and success, from a small menswear concern in Nottingham, UK, through to a globally recognised international fashion house.Follow Paul on Instagram @PaulSmith and @PaulSmithDesign, visit Paul's official website www.PaulSmith.comFor images of all artworks discussed in this episode visit @TalkArt. Talk Art theme music by Jack Northover @JackNorthoverMusic courtesy of HowlTown.com We've just joined Twitter too @TalkArt. If you've enjoyed this episode PLEASE leave us your feedback and maybe 5 stars if we're worthy in the Apple Podcast store. Thank you for listening to Talk Art, we will be back very soon. For all requests, please email talkart@independenttalent.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Every year, the Giro d'Italia shows off the best countryside Italy has to offer. It's not to say that France and Spain are not blessed with great scenery but Italy seems to provide the most consistently beautiful backdrop for the racing. The Giro's slogan – the toughest race in the most beautiful place – might have a touch of hype but it's probably fair to say it is the most photogenic of the three grand tours. In this episode of Our Giro, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe look at the visual aspect of the Giro. We meet legendary photographer Graham Watson, who witnessed the drama of the Giro more more than three decades before retiring to New Zealand. Graham explains why the Giro was his favourite race to photograph and watch and looks back at some of the most memorable moments – from the duel between Stephen Roche and Roberto Visentini in 1987, to Marco Pantani's brilliance in 1998 and downfall in 99, to Alberto Contador coming straight from the beach to win a decade later. We also talk Italy's sense of style on and off the bike with Sir Paul Smith, who designed the maglia rosa in 2013, and Andy Storey, who runs through some of the most memorable Italian jerseys. Plus author and cultural historian Kassia St Clair talks about the power and charm of the colour pink. There's also the latest rider added to Ciro Scognamiglio's increasingly eclectic Giro Dream Team and François Thomazeau plays us out with La Vie En Rose. The Cycling Podcast is supported by iwoca and Science In Sport. LINKS You can check out some of Graham Watson's finest photographs on his website (https://www.grahamwatson.com/) . You can also buy his books, prints and posters. Andy Storey's book on the history of cycling jerseys is called The Art of the Jersey. You can buy some great retro remakes at prendas.co.uk (https://www.prendas.co.uk/) Kassia St Clair's book is called The Secret Lives of Colour. COMING TOMORROW We meet the only American to win the Giro, Andy Hampsten. This is the first of a two-part interview with the 1988 champion. In part one, we talk about his breakthrough stage win during the 1985 race. COPPA ITALIA OF CYCLING JERSEYS What is the best-looking Italian cycling jersey of all-time? You decide. Starting tomorrow on our Twitter (https://twitter.com/cycling_podcast) page is the Coppa Italia of Italian cycling jerseys. Vote for your favourites in the group stage from Sunday. LIFE IN THE PELOTON While we've been doing Our Giro, Mitch Docker and his old Orica-GreenEdge teammates have been remembering Their Giro when they won the opening team time trial of the 2014 race in Belfast. WATCH OUR FIRST FILM Our first film, And So We Rode… is available for Friends of the Podcast to watch now. This is the story of Larry Warbasse and Conor Dunne packing their bags and going on a bikepacking trip in the French and Italian Alps after their pro team Aqua Blue Sport folded mid-season. It costs £15 to sign up as a Friend of the Podcast and you will be able to watch the film as well as listen to all our special episodes. http://thecyclingpodcast.com/join OUR SPONSORS iwoca became The Cycling Podcast’s title sponsors in March 2020. Iwoca specialises in supporting small businesses and can lend between £1,000 and £250,000. Applications can take only a few minutes to complete and they promise a fast and fair decision. To find out more, go to http://iwoca.co.uk Science In Sport is The Cycling Podcast’s longest-standing supporter. It’s a relationship that stretches back to the 2016 Giro d’Italia. Listeners can get 25% off Science In Sport’s range of energy drinks, bars, gels and cakes at http://scienceinsport.com with the code SISCP25 This episode is also supported by Beer52 (https://www.beer52.com/cycle) . You can try a case of eight great beers for just the cost of delivery by going to https://www.beer52.com/cycle RIDE OUR GIRO If you have a smart turbo trainer, you can ride Our Giro on the RGT digital platform. Each stage is around 30 kilometres long and will be online for three days. Go to RGTcycling.com/our-giro (https://thecyclingpodcast.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=e30db910a0fe0ac7464cd458e&id=b47ea6766a&e=be8e0a97d5) for details of how to download the app and sign up. Thanks to RGT and http://Veloviewer.com for helping us create Our Giro. GIRO WINE CLUB Our friends at http://Dvinecellars.com have put together a ‘Selezione Our Giro’ case of 12 wines from around Italy. There’s also a ‘Baby Giro’ case of six bottles. Use the code ‘Our Giro’ when ordering. Cases can be delivered in the UK, excluding the Highlands and Northern Ireland, and a donation from each case will be made to the Scuola Ciclismo in Cene.

In this episode we look at the art and psychology of descending the big mountains. As Our Giro approaches the big mountain stages, Richard Moore, Lionel Birnie and Daniel Friebe we talk about some editions of the Giro d'Italia that have been decided going down hill. We hear from American rider Christian Vande Velde, who suffered a bad crash on a descent early on in the 2009 Giro d'Italia. Vande Velde struggled with the mental aspect of descending in races and Daniel speaks to him about how he worked to conquer those fears. We also speak to Steven Kruijswijk, the Dutchman who arguably could have won the Giro but for crashing into a snow wall on a descent in the 2016 Giro. There's also a reminder of the Tiramisù World Cup and Lionel's efforts at making the coffee-infused dessert are judged by Felicity Cloake. There's also controversy from the turbo trainer in Our Giro. The Cycling Podcast is supported by iwoca and Science In Sport. FURTHER READING The Outside magazine article about downhill skiing by Jennifer Kahn that Daniel mentioned is here (https://www.outsideonline.com/1908781/scott-macartneys-comeback) . COMING TOMORROW The Visual Giro. We speak to legendary photographer Graham Watson about seeing the race through the lens of his camera. We also hear from Sir Paul Smith, who designed the maglia rosa in 2013, and Andy Storey, author of the Art of the Jersey, about Italian style on the bike, plus we learn about the colour pink. COPPA ITALIA OF CYCLING JERSEYS What is the best-looking Italian cycling jersey of all-time? You decide. Starting tomorrow on our Twitter (https://twitter.com/cycling_podcast) page is the Coppa Italia of Italian cycling jerseys. Vote for your favourites in the group stage from Sunday. LIFE IN THE PELOTON While we've been doing Our Giro, Mitch Docker and his old Orica-GreenEdge teammates have been remembering Their Giro when they won the opening team time trial of the 2014 race in Belfast. WATCH OUR FIRST FILM Our first film, And So We Rode… is available for Friends of the Podcast to watch now. This is the story of Larry Warbasse and Conor Dunne packing their bags and going on a bikepacking trip in the French and Italian Alps after their pro team Aqua Blue Sport folded mid-season. It costs £15 to sign up as a Friend of the Podcast and you will be able to watch the film as well as listen to all our special episodes. http://thecyclingpodcast.com/join OUR SPONSORS iwoca became The Cycling Podcast’s title sponsors in March 2020. Iwoca specialises in supporting small businesses and can lend between £1,000 and £250,000. Applications can take only a few minutes to complete and they promise a fast and fair decision. To find out more, go to http://iwoca.co.uk Science In Sport is The Cycling Podcast’s longest-standing supporter. It’s a relationship that stretches back to the 2016 Giro d’Italia. Listeners can get 25% off Science In Sport’s range of energy drinks, bars, gels and cakes at http://scienceinsport.com with the code SISCP25 This episode is also supported by StitchFix (https://www.stitchfix.co.uk/cycling) . If you want to update your wardrobe while the clothes shops are shut why not let one of StitchFix's stylists do the work for you. Five items are delivered to your door. Keep the ones you want and send back anything that doesn't suit you. RIDE OUR GIRO If you have a smart turbo trainer, you can ride Our Giro on the RGT digital platform. Each stage is around 30 kilometres long and will be online for three days. Go to RGTcycling.com/our-giro (https://thecyclingpodcast.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=e30db910a0fe0ac7464cd458e&id=b47ea6766a&e=be8e0a97d5) for details of how to download the app and sign up. Thanks to RGT and http://Veloviewer.com for helping us create Our Giro. GIRO WINE CLUB Our friends at http://Dvinecellars.com have put together a ‘Selezione Our Giro’ case of 12 wines from around Italy. There’s also a ‘Baby Giro’ case of six bottles. Use the code ‘Our Giro’ when ordering. Cases can be delivered in the UK, excluding the Highlands and Northern Ireland, and a donation from each case will be made to the Scuola Ciclismo in Cene.

Furniture and lighting designer Suzie Stanford worked as an investment banker in London for 10 years before turning her talents to designing furniture and lighting. Initially creating contemporary jewellery for Sir Paul Smith stores around the world, she then went on to stock Libertys and later Lane Crawford in Asia - Suzie is one of Australia's most talented designers!

durée : 00:53:19 - Popopop - par : Antoine de Caunes - Pour fêter ses 50 ans de carrière, Antoine de Caunes et Charline Roux reçoivent le styliste britannique Sir Paul Smith. Après avoir soufflé ses bougies, ils accueilleront le pop chroniqueur Pedro Winter. - invités : Paul SMITH - Paul SMITH - réalisé par : Ghislain Fontana

World renowned designer Sir Paul Smith discusses his humble beginnings, what inspires him, and the lessons he's learnt throughout his career.

Although our interviewees are recognised as being both successful and accomplished in their chosen fields it wasn't always that way, their early careers involved a cross-section of jobs and experiences, a process known as sampling. We will delve deeper into this phenomena while also exploring their connection to cycling, as ultimately it is the bike that is the primary connector to the people we speak to in the OFF BIKE podcast. This, the first episode and it is with the icon that is, Sir Paul Smith, David Millar interviewed him, and in his own words:"I've known Paul personally since the early 2000's, we've had many interesting conversations over the years, he's offered me support while I was a racer, and advice as the founder of my new company, CHPT3. His generosity of spirit and simple kindness has always taken me aback, yet there's something else I wanted to delve deeper into, his spectrum of abilities and range of interests is mind boggling and I don't believe is truly appreciated by the wider public. The trajectory he has taken to arrive where he is today is a lesson to us all, especially in these days of quick gratification and impatience to succeed motivated too often by greed. His life has been a journey of learning fuelled by an insatiable curiosity, and somehow through it all he has kept an even keel, the love of his life and wife, Pauline, being his partner in the truest sense of the word. Anyway, I won't ramble on, I hope it all comes across in the interview."The Paul Smith website is here and within the site you'll find "Paul Smith's Cycling Scrapbook" with the foreword written by David Millar, it can be found here.Check out Paul on Instagram: his personal account is @paulsmith and the company is @paulsmithdesignDavid Millar's CHPT3 is here. Have a look around and learn a bit more about the next chapter.Mikkel Rasmussen's ReD Associates is here. Check it out and learn a bit more about the fascinating world of business anthropology that they specialise in.

This week’s episode of Conversations of Inspiration was recorded LIVE at St Mary’s Church in Marylebone London, as part of the most incredible day in the small business calendar, The Congregation of Inspiration 2019.  This week’s guest is Rob Ryan, an artist renowned for his intricate papercuttings. His artwork has featured in Vogue, Elle, and Stylist. One year he created 28 Liberty Christmas windows which started a journey where Rob's work began to be seen by the masses. He has collaborated with Alex Monroe, Tatty Devine and none other than Sir Paul Smith. In this episode, Holly and Rob discuss his childhood, how he discovered his talents at the RCA, to then after a hard 20 years trying to make a living out of his art, the difficult choice he made, to allow his art to be for the masses.  Recorded live, in a London church with the light streaming through the stained glass windows, as he told his story - this episode was personally an extra special and spiritual one. Conversations of Inspiration is brought to you with support from NatWest: visit natwestbusinesshub.com for information, tips and insights to help business owners meet their goals. Follow Holly on Instagram: instagram.com/hollytucker

Furniture and lighting designer Suzie Stanford worked as an investment banker in London for 10 years before turning her talents to designing furniture and lighting. Initially creating contemporary jewellery for Sir Paul Smith stores around the world, she then went on to stock Libertys and later Lane Crawford in Asia - Suzie is one of Australia's most talented designers!

British designer Sir Paul Smith, who founded his renowned namesake label in 1970, sits down at 5 Carlos Place to share the stories behind five objects that hold the most significance in his life, including his first camera gifted by his father, a treasured photography from his personal archive and a Talking Heads vinyl.

Gemma Cairney is joined by fashion designer Paul Smith to discuss his love of bicycles.

Welcome to Season 2 of the Know Ideas podcast! What a start! We are back with the hugely knowledgeable and influencial Will Hudson. We had such a great time talking to Will about his childhood, his path through University and the moment of magic when he met his girlfriend, his now business partner Alex Bec and being set the brief which turned out to be It's Nice That. We also talked about their working relationship with Sir Paul Smith, Advice on running businesses effectively and the importance of asking questions. We find out his go to Karaoke song and the ugliest thing he loves. www.itsnicethat.com Please Leave us a review on soundcloud or itunes. Follow us on Instagram and if you enjoyed it.....tell your friends to take a listen! Thankyou!

A conversation about clothing, instinct, and finding high art in everyday life that touches on Jackie O, Kandinsky, and the Bauhaus. In this episode of Dialogues,Nicholas Fox Weber—cultural historian and executive director of The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation—is paired with acclaimed British fashion designer Sir Paul Smith. The two are brought together on the occasion of a major retrospective of Anni Albers’s work, currently on view at Tate Modern, London, to discuss Smith’s new knitwear collection inspired by her textiles. Their shared admiration for the art of Anni and Josef Albers drives an eclectic conversation about abstraction, aesthetics, and the tactile nature of design. Anni Albers is on view at Tate Modern, London, through January 27, 2019. Listen to Paul Smith discuss his interest in the life and work of Anni Albers at Tate Modern on Saturday, November 17, at 3 PM. For more information, visit tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-modern/exhibition/anni-albers/paul-smith-on-anni-albers. Subscribe to Dialogues via Apple Podcasts, Overcast, Google Play, Stitcher, or wherever you get your shows. For more of what’s to come on Dialogues, listen to our trailer or visit davidzwirner.com/podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is slightly different to our usual format. We launched the November/ December issue of our magazine a couple of weeks ago, and some of the stories inside are so interesting that we thought they were might be worth discussing on the podcast, too. So I sat down with Jonny Wells, our features writer, and Harry Jarman, our Editor-in-Chief and Publisher, and we spoke about everything from Cristal champagne to our interviews with Sir Richard Branson, Sir Paul Smith and Ralph Lauren, not to mention our incredible cover story with Mr Hugh Jackman. If you're interested in the luxury market at the moment, the advice of great, great men, or just how a magazine is put together, it's a pretty interesting stuff.  The Gentleman's Journal Podcast is brought to you by Martell cognac. Our thanks also to Mark's Club for their hospitality.    

This week we have a first for Table Manners, Nottingham’s finest, SIR Paul Smith talks to us about his love of early mornings, ‘hospital food’, style, his beloved Pauline and London hotspots. What a treat. (Side note: I was particularly pleased with my dish this week if I say so myself). Sir Paul is served!Produced by Alice Williams See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A conversation about clothing, instinct, and finding high art in everyday life that touches on Jackie O, Kandinsky, and the Bauhaus. In this episode of Dialogues,Nicholas Fox Weber—cultural historian and executive director of The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation—is paired with acclaimed British fashion designer Sir Paul Smith. The two are brought together on the occasion of a major retrospective of Anni Albers’s work, currently on view at Tate Modern, London, to discuss Smith’s new knitwear collection inspired by her textiles. Their shared admiration for the art of Anni and Josef Albers drives an eclectic conversation about abstraction, aesthetics, and the tactile nature of design. Anni Albers is on view at Tate Modern, London, through January 27, 2019. Listen to Paul Smith discuss his interest in the life and work of Anni Albers at Tate Modern on Saturday, November 17, at 3 PM. For more information, visit tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-modern/exhibition/anni-albers/paul-smith-on-anni-albers. For more of what’s to come on Dialogues, listen to our trailer or visit davidzwirner.com/podcast.

The Gardens Illustrated Talk 2016, held during Chelsea Flower Show week, brought together garden designer Luciano Giubbilei and fashion designer Sir Paul Smith They explore what for them are key relationships between fashion, plants, flowers and design

Fashion designer Sir Paul Smith interviewed by Lou Stoppad on 16 May 2013

Paul Smith’s introduction into fashion was completely accidental.At the age of 16, with no career plans or qualifications, Paul Smith was propelled by his father into a menial job at the local clothing warehouse in his native Nottingham. However his real passion was sport and his ambition was to become a professional racing cyclist, until aged 17 years when cycling-mad Paul was in a terrible accident.Six months in hospital followed and during this time Paul made some new friends. After leaving hospital he arranged to meet them again and by chance the meeting place was a local pub that was popular with the students from the local art college.They talked of Mondrian, Warhol, Kokoshka, David Bailey and listened to the Rolling Stones, Miles Davis and much more. It was then Paul knew he wanted to be a part of this colourful world of ideas and excitement.Within two years, Paul Smith was managing his first boutique in Nottingham and with the encouragement of his girlfriend Pauline Denyer (now wife) and a small amount of savings, opened a tiny shop in 1970. Paul started to take evening classes for tailoring and with the help of Pauline (an RCA fashion graduate), Paul was able to create what he wanted. By 1976 Paul showed his first menswear collection in Paris under the Paul Smith label.In business for over 40 years Paul Smith had established himself as the pre-eminent British designer. Paul Smith has an ability to anticipate, and even spark off trends not only fashion but in the wider context of popular culture. He manages to transmit a genuine sense of humour and mischief mixed with his love of tradition and the classicsToday there are 14 different collections; Paul Smith for men and women, PS by Paul Smith, Paul Smith Jeans, Paul Smith London, R.Newbold (Japan only), Paul Smith Black, Paul by Paul Smith, Paul Smith Accessories, Paul Smith Shoe. Paul Smith rugs, china, spectacles and fragrance are made under license. Designed in Nottingham and London, the Paul Smith collections are primarily produced in England and Italy while the fabrics used are mainly of Italian, French and British origin.The Paul Smith shops reflect the character of Paul and his designs, an unmistakable Englishness augmented by the unexpected. Each and every Paul Smith shop is totally different, from a shocking pink building with movie set styling on Melrose Avenue, LA, to a Japanese garden at the heart of the Jingumae store in Tokyo. Each shop is a showcase for diverse and eccentric objects complementing the clothing collections with an extensive selection of jewellery, books, art and antiques.Paul explains his eclectic aesthetic: “We’re a leading and uniquely British brand. We mix up one-off antiques with high quality tailoring: the chair you sit on when you buy a suit is for sale and we can wrap the suit and have the chair waiting for you when you get home.”Paul Smith is global - the collection is wholesaled to 66 countries and has 17 shops in England. Paul Smith shops are found in London, Paris, Milan, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Melbourne, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Korea, and U.A.E. – and over 200 throughout Japan. Paul remains fully involved in the Japanese business; designing the clothes, choosing the fabrics, approving the shop locations and overseeing every development within the company. Paul Smith also has impressive and diverse showrooms in London, Paris, Milan, New York, and Tokyo.Paul Smith continues to be an integral part of the company; he is both designer and chairman. Paul Smith is continually involved in every aspect of the business and as a result, Paul Smith Limited retains a personal touch often lost in companies of a similar size.