Podcasts about Studio D

durée : 00:25:07 - par : Judith Chaine - Dans ce troisième épisode des Grands Entretiens, Vikingur Olafsson revient sur ses années à la Juilliard School, ses maîtres, la création de son label et la rencontre décisive qui l'a conduit sur la scène internationale. - réalisation : Marie-Christine Ferdinand, Béatrice Trichet - invités : Víkingur Ólafsson Pianiste islandais (Reykjavik, 14 février 1984 -) Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

"Si ton histoire est bonne, l'audience s'en fiche que tu aies utilisé l'IA ou pas."À 22 ans, Sixte cofonde Nestor, une start-up de livraison de repas. En 2021, il vend l'entreprise au groupe Elior… et fait un virage à 180.En 2022, il lance Animaj : un studio d'animation nouvelle génération.Sa conviction : le 7e art a toujours évolué par ruptures technologiques, avec les mêmes résistances, les mêmes peurs, les mêmes combats. Le son. La 3D. L'IA.Il explique que dans cet univers, refuser l'IA aujourd'hui, c'est refuser l'arrivée du son en 1927.L'idée de départ est simple : réduire les coûts de production des films d'animation grâce à l'intelligence artificielle pour produire des dessins animés sur YouTube, avant de les vendre aux plateformes.L'exact inverse de ce qu'Hollywood a toujours fait.Pour cela, Sixte rachète des franchises existantes comme Pocoyo ou Maya l'Abeille pour les relancer.Aujourd'hui, Animaj possède sa propre IA générative et une quinzaine d'ingénieurs pour l'entraîner sur leurs propriétés intellectuelles.Leurs franchises atteignent 22 milliards de vues par an, et un milliard de vues par mois seulement pour Pocoyo.Sixte nous plonge dans le monde merveilleux de l'animation et raconte :Pourquoi le prochain Toy Story ne sortira pas en salleComment Hollywood a déjà perdu face à l'IAComment YouTube a inversé le rapport de force avec Netflix et DisneyComment l'IA libère le métier des créatifs sans les remplacerPourquoi la France a encore un avantage sur les États-Unis en animationLe vrai problème n'est pas le temps d'écran, mais sa qualitéUn épisode merveilleux pour comprendre les évolutions du monde du cinéma et de l'animation aujourd'hui.Vous pouvez contacter Sixte sur LinkedIn.TIMELINE:00:00:00 : Si l'histoire est bonne, personne ne demande comment elle est faite00:11:44 : La différence entre un bon contenu et un chef-d'œuvre00:24:09 : Le virage que les producteurs traditionnels ont raté00:33:47 : YouTube est-il dangereux pour nos enfants ?00:38:33 : Comment transformer une série en icône culturelle00:51:32 : Transformer la data en brief créatif01:04:02 : Disrupter Hollywood par la tech01:19:29 : « Il est où le Toy Story de mes enfants ? »01:30:05 : Prompter ne suffit pas01:40:48 : La France peut gagner la bataille de l'IA créative01:50:20 : Le business que YouTube ne peut pas faire01:57:31 : Le temps d'écran n'est pas le problème02:09:02 : La tech qui finance la création02:19:01 : L'erreur à 1 million qui tue les entreprises02:38:17 : La sécurité des données avec l'IA est un faux débatLes anciens épisodes de GDIY mentionnés : #522 – Amixem – YouTuber – Les nouveaux maîtres du divertissement#500 – VO – Reid Hoffman – LinkedIn, Paypal – How to master humanity's most powerful invention#500 – VF – Reid Hoffman – LinkedIn, Paypal – Comment dompter l'invention la plus puissante de l'humanité#422 – Inoxtag – Vidéaste – Casser YouTube et rebattre les cartes de l'audiovisuel#400 – Arthur – Pirate de la radio, bouffon de la télé, roi du PAF#380 – Paul Lê – La Belle Vie – Le Son Gokû de la FoodTech qui rachète Frichti#270 – Augustin Paluel-Marmont – Michel et Augustin – Comment réussir sans savoir faire une seule slide ?#233 – Pierre-Antoine Capton – Mediawan – Culot, audace et ambition pour mettre l'audiovisuel à ses pieds#127 – Paul Lê – La Belle Vie – De la résilience, de l'honnêteté et du travail pour réussir big time#452 – VO – Reid Hoffman – LinkedIn, Paypal – "We are more Homo technicus than Homo sapiens"#452 – VF – Reid Hoffman – LinkedIn, Paypal – L'humanité 2.0 : Homo technicus plus qu'Homo sapiensNous avons parlé de :Le dessin animé Pocoyo sur YouTubeKidscreen AwardsNotre nouveau podcast FleuronsLes Chiffres YouTube – 2026Kpop demon huntersLe film BabylonLa loi COPPAMrBeastUne grève des scénaristes et des acteurs paralyse HollywoodThe FamilyFrichtiLes recommandations de lecture :Les Très Riches Heures de l'Humanité, de Stefan ZweigLe Point de bascule, de Malcolm GladwellUn grand MERCI à nos sponsors : Squarespace : https://squarespace.com/doitQonto: https://qonto.com/r/2i7tk9 Brevo: brevo.com/doit eToro: https://bit.ly/3GTSh0k Payfit: payfit.com Club Med : clubmed.frCuure : https://cuure.com/product-onely (code DOIT)Vous souhaitez sponsoriser Génération Do It Yourself ou nous proposer un partenariat ?Contactez mon label Orso Media via ce formulaire.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

But wait, you didn't let me exalt the Jim Crocce montage! Chipotle Incompetence. I had maybe the most offensive text exchange with a prospective date in dating eeeAAAPP history. "Mr. Helper" at the Kind corporation got involved with "improving" my favorite breakfast bar. Who knew a simple open mic would completely devastate my entire Saturday. Hail Mary, and Clint "High Hat" Howard. We're in the last days of Studio D :(

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森林，不但是芬蘭綠色黃金的經濟命脈，也是芬蘭人精神和文化的源頭，2018 年的芬蘭國慶晚宴裡，總統夫人身上的那款晚禮服，就是把森林裡的樺木穿在身上。木纖維成為織品材料，也意涵著環境永續應用在織品設計裡，應用在日常生活穿著上實踐的可能性。對來自台灣的設計師 陳又嘉和 李培儂而言，森林給予生活體驗上的反差和感動，打開她們在設計大膽創作的實驗力。在芬蘭赫爾辛基的「Studio D-ja」創辦人和設計師團隊之一的 陳又嘉，在過去 11 年裡，芬蘭整個國家的安靜，龐大的森林國，提供了一個可以完全安靜的環境，包括人和人之間的安靜，生活空間裡的安靜，心理層面的安靜，可以在完全沒有干擾的狀態下，就算是好好的吃一頓飯，好好的陳列你盤中的食物，所有生活的細節，都成了她靈感的泉源。工業設計底子的 又嘉，用織品的結構原理和特性，移植實驗在不同的生活物件裡。在台灣基隆的設計品牌 「PÊIHU」負責人和設計師 李培儂看到芬蘭台灣森林極大的反差，不像在台灣森林有蟲鳴鳥叫的各種聲音的刺激不斷，芬蘭森林的開闊安靜，讓她沉浸在完全自我的狀態，在芬蘭，她可以面對自己，可以自己向內探尋。這樣的反差，在回到台灣後，她更能專注在森林細微的世界，就算是蜘蛛網，看起來很脆弱，但卻有意外的強韌。出身視覺設計的 培儂用紗線和森林做宅體傳達故事，在故事裡為生活帶來想像，帶來溫柔療癒的力量。兩位設計師 又嘉 和 培儂 ，從芬蘭 Aalto 大學織品設計畢業後，各在生活中留下了芬蘭的印記。訪問中，她們分享的體驗和觀察，和對織品的期待，為大家打開不同的視野，從細微的世界，看到更大的，我們生活上碰觸到的，各種不同的可能。～～～§ 照片： 陳又嘉（左），李培儂（右）又嘉：又嘉獨照 Studio D-ja 紙燈系列產品 TEX001 立燈以及燈罩2D扁平的樣子 https://studiodja.com/products/tex001-paper-floor-lamp培儂1. 培儂獨照（市集現場） 2. PÊIHU 絲巾作品照片 ～～～§ 又嘉 和 培儂 和聽眾分享的音樂:又嘉：Losing My Way by FKJ and Tom Misch https://youtu.be/X4Q7d0CtYyk?is=SsUwQF5ju6tksgqe培儂：Puzzleman — 四季  https://youtu.be/WjXrsIA6thU?si=roUbzuBc0ahz6no6～～～又嘉 和 培儂 的設計品牌：§ 又嘉和兩位台灣設計師成立的新創設計公司  「Studio D-ja 」設計品牌/事務所「Studio D-ja」 是位於赫爾辛基的設計工作室，由三位在芬蘭 Aalto 大學畢業的台灣設計師 田宜巧，陳又嘉，楊睿帆於 2023 年創立，創作產品涵括室內建築、家具、產品和紡織品設計。「Studio D-ja」 官網：FB: https://studiodja.com/IG: https://www.instagram.com/studio.d_ja/新創設計公司  「Studio D-ja」 2025/10/31 接受 東西南北廣播 訪問錄音：https://setala.sdfeu.org/DongXiNanPei/Nordic_stories_series__Startup_Entrepreneur_Designers_YiChiaoTien_YouChiaChen_JuiFanYang.mp3§ 培儂 自創的設計品牌 「PÊIHU」「PÊIHU」 是 培儂創立的織品設計品牌，創作靈感多來自森林與自然，也希望透過織品將故事帶入日常生活。「PÊIHU」 的官網：FB: https://www.facebook.com/peihumade/aboutIG: https://www.instagram.com/peihumade

Your boy is back from paternity hiatus with another banger! Preposterously prolific San Francisco composer, producer, vocalist, and multi-instrumentalist OTIS McDONALD is finally here. Hallelujah! Gov't name Joe Bagale, Otis has turned Hyde Street's Studio D — a hallowed sacred ground in the annals of funk/rock/hip-hop history — into a potent personal laboratory where he generates/facilitates a steady flow of ridiculously dope records. The in-demand music man slides through episode 095 for a lengthy, illuminating upful discussion; BG also checks back in with Derrick 'Smoker' Freeman [SOUL Brass Band, Shadow People Podcast]; and later introduces rising NorCal guitarist/solo artist Piet Dalmolen. 0:00 - ep.095 preview 3:00 - SOUL Brass Band - NorCal run late January 4:00 - BISS List - Bay Area fan hub/newsletter 5:45 - The UPFUL Update 12:00 - introducing OTIS McDONALD 15:15 - INTERVIEW - Otis [117m] 2:12:15 - DERRICK 'Smoker' FREEMAN 2:28:00 - Introducing/Interview: PIET DALMOLEN [30m] 2:58:15 - Afterglow x ViBE Junkie Jam Otis McDonald released an original track every Friday for three years during the pandemic, though he since pumped the brakes to every third week. In addition, the gifted producer/engineer and sideman has delivered assorted crucial collabs with the likes of Eric Krasno, Nicholas Payton, Aloe Blacc, Wil Blades, Charlie Hunter, among others. Across two-plus decades in the Bay Area, he's worked extensively with scene stalwarts Jazz Mafia, Atta Kid, and their various spinoffs/side trips; Bagale even logged a couple years fronting an iteration of Mickey Hart Band on keys, guitar, and lead vocals.  Long before he moved into Hyde Street Studio D (the site of famed Wally Heider Studio in SF, where so many classic records were brought to life), Otis McDonald had become a ubiquitous presence online. He was repeatedly commissioned by YouTube and Facebook for free audio libraries offering copyright-free music to help video creators enhance their work. The dude has recorded hundreds of tunes that have been soundtracked in tens of millions of videos streamed into the billions! A Bay Area underground hero, multi-instrumentalist & all-world producer, keeper of the legendary Hyde Street Studio in SF, a streaming-era pioneer, & erstwhile music culture/industry philosopher: episode 095 welcomes OTIS McDONALD!    Episode 095 checks back with Derrick "Smoker" Freeman of SOUL Brass Band [Episode 008 circa 2018!] to discuss their imminent NorCal run at the end of January. We also reflect on the success of The Shadow People Podcast, his entertaining/education program co-hosted with (friend of the pod) Nigel Hall.   The NorCal vibes continue: a short, sweet chat with singer/songwriter & guitar troubadour PIET DALMOLEN way up in Humboldt County. His debut solo LP 'Time Stands Still' was profiled among Upful LIFE's annual favorite records in 2025's feature.   ViBE Junkie Jam  Otis McDonald "I Can't Stand [we can't stop]"   OTIS McDONALD  website, YouTube, IG, Bandcamp SOUL Brass Band - IG The Shadow People Podcast PIET DALMOLEN - Bandcamp, IG Upful LIFE 2025: Favorite Records & More!  9th annual comprehensive compendium w/ reviews, playlists, purchase links Spotify book - Mood Music by Liz Pelly     CHECK OUT OUR SPONSORS BISS LIST   AARON SCHWARTZ ART LAZYMOON DESIGN for promo/poster art needs Send B.G. a coupla' dollas 4 makin U holla! Upful LIFE Patreon EMAIL the SHOW PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts Listen/Comment on Spotify Theme Song: "Mazel Tov"- CALVIN VALENTINE  

休息是為了走更長遠的路。這句老生常談的話，對創業的人來說，是很不容易做到的。三位新創設計師 田宜巧，陳又嘉，楊睿帆，他們有很多想法靈感還等著他們一個一個的實現，就連要給自己嘉獎的公司小聖誕聚餐，他們也會要去別人家設計師設計的餐廳，去見習別人的設計，去體驗別人做的傢俱。當設計師是隨時可以啟動靈感，當了老闆是隨時可以看到角落要把自己設計的寶貝展現出來。三年了，他們新創的 D-ja 設計品牌，已經在芬蘭設計界有不小的名氣，去年在將近三百件競賽作品中脫穎而出，贏得青年設計首獎，他們設計的 燈飾有趣又討好，成為芬蘭知名設計品牌 Aarikka 架上的設計商品，八月量產上市的作品不到聖誕月就全部賣光，同時，今年還頭一次拿到芬蘭設計重量級基金會的補助，不但為他們的設計公司添上花絮，更強化了他們未來在下一步走向北歐市場，甚至是歐盟市場的潛能。宜巧，又嘉與睿帆，同出自台灣有名設計的搖籃 - 實踐大學，也同是出自芬蘭有名設計搖籃的 Aalto 阿爾托大學，專長領域室內設計，織品設計，加上 工業產品設計，他們在台灣各忙各的，在芬蘭也各忙各的。當他們畢業後沒了學校提供的工具室工作坊，當他們同樣需要一個空間，於是這樣的需要就把他們全湊在一起，開始一起忙我們的工作室，忙我們的設計。D-ja 的誕生，其實就是他們三位設計師融合台灣和芬蘭生活，資歷，和想法的共同體。當了老闆的他們，在新創辛苦的路上，雖然走一步算一步，雖然想法靈感和機會讓他們需要不斷去調整要轉彎，改變方向，但是不變的是，休息的假期他們會繼續夢想著他們的未來，築夢踏實。 ～～～Photos: Studio D-ja 設計品牌/事務所 宜巧，又嘉與睿帆 (從左到右）- D-ja 設計品牌 在 Lokal Gallery 呈現的 TEX 燈組設計感- 宜巧，睿帆，又嘉 設計師照- D-ja 設計品牌 TEX 燈組- D-ja 設計品牌 在 赫爾辛基 的 Lokal Gallery 展示空間 呈現的設計元素宜巧，又嘉與睿帆 和聽眾們分享的三首 他們喜歡的歌曲：Jaako Eino Kalevi, Don't ask me why： https://open.spotify.com/track/3ylzQ5ss2yGId968TCEpZK?si=C1caXlf_S8aEFhlAJXEB8w low Roar, Don'g be So serious,： https://youtu.be/IB1URcYIaOE?si=VhYGYDXU81QYLD0q Veno, Midnight 滷肉飯，： https://youtu.be/qvrPvbB5gQw?si=7mHoKowBmgSR8yKO～～～「Studio D-ja」 官網：https://studiodja.com/「Studio D-ja」為芬蘭設計品牌 Aarikka 所設計的 Dango Lamp 燈具 （紅色）：https://www.aarikka.fi/products/dango-seinavalaisin-punainen§ Helsingin Sanomat 藝文專欄報導 2025/12/11宜巧，又嘉受訪介紹 「D-ja」為 Aarikka 設計的Dango Lamp新聞https://www.hs.fi/taide/art-2000011640692.html§「芬蘭設計」官網，這個月 (2025/12/1) 的設計故事，以 「D-ja」的設計師 宜巧，又嘉 所設計的 Dango Lamp 燈具 在芬蘭市面售盡為故事主角，介紹芬蘭的設計競賽創造機會的成功例子。Voittaja myi loppuun - suunnittelukilpailuista mahdollisuuksia nuorille suunnittelijoilleFinnish Design Info, 2025/12/1https://finnishdesigninfo.fi/stories/suunnittelukilpailun-voittajatuote-myi-loppuun§「Studio D-ja 設計品牌/事務所」申請參加「芬蘭室內設計公會」，拿到2025 年度補助青年室內建築師的年度補助獎項https://www.helsinginuutiset.fi/paikalliset/8899955Helsingin Uutiset, 2025/10/10§「D-ja」的設計師 宜巧，又嘉 所設計的 Dango Lamp 燈具，去年 2024 Aarikka 慶祝 八十年慶，Aarikka 和 YFD 青年芬蘭設計公司共同舉行的  芬蘭青年設計競賽，從 276 項參賽作品中奪冠STT, 2024/9/11https://www.sttinfo.fi/tiedote/70496950/aarikka-x-yfd-suunnittelukilpailun-kodin-sisustussarjan-voittaja-on-dango-valaisin

Stephen Armstrong and Fail Vanstone explores how a humanities education can help us understand not just the systems we live in, but what it means to live well within them. From art and literature to ethics and philosophy, we're looking at how stories, emotions, and imagination connect us- to each other, to our world, and to ourselves.  So, if the Humanities help us understand what it means to be human, how do they shape the ways we express that humanity -through creativity, emotion, and imagination? And in the age of AI do humanities even play a bigger role or is humanities under threat.   Guest Bio Professor Gail Vanstone is an Associate Professor in the Department of Humanities at York Uni, Toronto and coordinates the Humanities Program. She works at the intersection of feminist theory and women's documentary film production. Her ongoing research frames women and the stories they tell as powerful critical tools for understanding women's experience in a world where their voices are often muted. She is author of many Published essays including “D is for Daring (2007)”, a history of Studio D, feminist film unit at Canada's National Film Board; and, with Brian Winston and Wang Chi, “The Act of Documenting (2017)”.   For career counselling for you or someone you care about, start with a free discovery call: careercycles.com For gamified, story-based professional development, learn about and schedule a demo of Who You Are Matters!

Here at Pantsuit Politics, we wanted to approach our gratitude a little differently this year. We reached out to a bunch of people in our community and asked them to do that with us. What you’ll hear today are members of our team, listeners like you, some friends of the show, and many of the guests we had on throughout this year sharing the absolute smallest things they are thankful for. What we got is a beautiful mix of poignant, funny, heartfelt, and honest answers. If you’ve never watched us on video, this episode is a great one to do so. It’s so fun to see everyone’s faces and spaces as they share what they are grateful for. Plus, Studio D was kind enough to work with me to put everyone’s names on the video as well, in case you don’t recognize them on voices alone. We’d love to know the smallest thing you are grateful for as well. We’ve made the Substack comments open to everyone for this episode, so make sure to share your small gratitude there. Our team is, today and always, grateful for each and every one of you who make our work possible. Ready to go deeper? Visit our website for complete show notes, exclusive premium content, chats and more. If you're not already subscribed, you can use this link to ensure you're getting our show notes, weekly newsletter, and more. Get 50% Off Monarch, the all-in-one financial tool at www.monarch.com/pantsuit.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Back with Darin Beckwith & Candiss Bennett from Dawson ESC in Arkansas in a joint podcast--#ELB podcast & Spillin the Tea in Studio D. Join us LIVE on the podcast on Thursday, Nov. 20th, 2025 at 4:30 EST on all socials! Fun, education, energy, and some laughs! #ELBThis podcast is sponsored by IXL Personalized Learning. IXL is used by more than 1 million teachers each day. It is also the most widely used online learning and teaching platform for K-12. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/ELBIXL

Tom Camuso • Grammy Award–winning engineer and studio ownerBest known for work with Blondie, Steve Earle, Medeski Martin & Wood, Lenny Kravitz and Les Paul.Tom is a dear friend and one of the most talented engineers I know.He has brought Les Paul and Mary Ford's legacy back to life. Along with the team at the Les Paul Foundation he has created a working studio utilizing Les Paul's original console and 8 track tape machine.Housed in historic United Studios, Studio D at 6050 Sunset in Hollywood, this amazing studio also has a lathe. Come by and listen to the incredible music of Les Paul and Mary Ford and see this working homage to recording history.

Maxime et Florent, les deux fondateurs du Studio Belface, à Caen, viennent nous parler de ce beau projet dans cet épisode de Label Antenne. Ils viendront nous présenter ce projet plus en détail.

In this episode of the Sports Hub Underground, Matt Dolloff and Ty Anderson of 98.5 The Sports Hub discuss the latest Boston Bruins topics. Among them are the potential draft prospects and coaching candidates to know, Don Sweeney's plans to evolve the team offensively, and more. It's their first try at recording a video in Studio D, and so they have to battle through some technical difficulties, as a mysterious beeping noise nearly derails the whole thing. 4:30 -- Follow-up thoughts on the Bruins falling in the draft lottery and what to expect from their top pick. 15:37 -- Don Sweeney said in a recent press conference that he expects the Bruins and their next head coach to "evolve offensively." 38:05 -- The latest on the Bruins' head coaching search, including one veteran name that's been added to the mix. 58:00 -- The guys draft their "Big 3" jobs they don't understand. Subscribe to the Sports Hub Underground wherever you get your podcasts. Apple: https://apple.co/3AICTPR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3j5ibDR YouTube: https://bit.ly/43PmhYV RSS: https://bit.ly/3tSKABs

In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at the power of concentrated focus to make improvements in your life. Together they discuss: • If you want to run faster, run faster -- and what that actually means (and why it doesn't apply to running.) • Getting rid of the things that don't help you • How burst of focus can help you achieve your goals • Eliminating any "big buts" you might have • Apply the principle of kaizen to give you daily compound improvement   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com  

In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at how you can leverage the 80/20 Rule to get better results for anything you are doing. Together they discuss: • What the Pareto Principle is and how you can start using it • Why it's important to reflect at the beginning of the year about what is working best for you • How to use the best 20% of your efforts to get 80% of your results • Where you can use the 80/20 Rule in your life (and the effect it can have) • Use the best of the best to improve your life   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com  

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at how different companies are efficient, and how we can apply their thinking to our lives. Together they discuss: • How different companies use different systems to be successful • The importance of applying systems • Knowing when it's time to tweak a system • Why bigger isn't always better   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com  

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at how having a theme for your year can make you more efficient. Together they discuss: • How Lee's theme is different from his theme of last year, and why it matters • Why it's important to pick your own theme  • The elements you need for your theme • What having a theme does to your daily effectiveness • Why Lee's theme is important to him this year (just like yours should be) • How to ensure that your theme stays at the forefront of your thoughts   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com  

January 18th, 2025 SouthPark Magazine joins the Carolina Outdoors in Studio D.  The March 2025 Edition features host of the program, Bill Bartee. Segment Highlights: SouthPark Magazine is a luxury lifestyle magazine sharing the best of Charlotte living: arts, style, cuisine, interior design and culture. Natalie Dick's SouthPark Sit Down covers people in the community in different places around SouthPark. Follow them on social:  Facebook, X, Instagram Things You'll Learn by Listening: The Carolina Outdoors is powered by the Charlotte hiking store, Jesse Brown's.  Lace up your comfortable shoes, grab a water bottle, and get outdoors.

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at ways to simplify things so you can be more efficient. Together they discuss: • Leaving things out so you save on set-up time • Putting things away that you won't be using so you can save money and time • Getting rid of things you aren't using • Tracking yourself to find what's most effective • Using reports to show you where you spent time and money • Harnassing the power of delegation   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com 

From the smoldering embers of Studio D, I tell you my harrowing final days in Buffalo and the dreadful return home.

In this episode, Lee and Ellen discuss ways to build deeper connections with people. Together they look at: • How Lee's Annual Turkey Bowl enables him to connect with friends he doesn't see most of the year. • Why personal connections can be important for your business life • Ways to make deeper Digital Connections • The secret about endorsing people on LinkedIn • Ways to leverage Zoom calls to get deeper connections • What Jr. High habit Ellen used to be closer to friends   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com  

Sleep is the key to performing better in all aspects of your life and in this episode, Lee And Ellen look at ways to get better sleep. Together they discuss: • Why it's impossible to fake good sleep -- and what your body knows • Lee shares what he does as a bad sleeper • The joy of having a very dark room -- and how to get one • The roll comfort plays in your sleep • How to add naps into your day to keep you fresh and efficient   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com  

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at how to make reading more efficient. Together they discuss: • How audiobooks make it easier to read • Finding condensed versions of the books you want to read • Using the power of a Library Card to get free audiobooks (and why Libby is your friend) • How to use reading as a reward to getting things done • Harnessing the power of accountability to get more reading done (yay! Book Clubs!) • Use the biggest shortcut you can - Wikipedia, to learn more things   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com. and www.EllenGoodwin.com  

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at ways to make travel more efficient. Together they look at: • The little things you do that add up to a more efficient trip • What savvy travelers know ab out car rental • Why Ellen doesn't like CLEAR • How taking a cab can be more efficient than car-sharing • What you can do to pack fewer clothes • The importance of having a "go bag"   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com  

In this episode, Ellen and Lee discuss how your energy affects your efficiency and what you can do to have high energy when you need it most. Together they look at: • What to do when something brings you and your energy down • How to get bad, negative thoughts out of your brain • What Ellen does when energy-sucking thoughts show up • Determine how your day is going to go by managing your energy • Why it's important to remember: "Where energy goes, efficiency flows"   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com  

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at what you can do to make December the best month of your year. Together they look at: • Why you should do simple things that you enjoy - but you've been putting off • How you can harness the Primacy Effect to your advantage • What Lee does with index cards to bring him joy • Why Ellen loves a seasonal bucket list (and why you might too) • What french fries with ranch dressing have to do with anything   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com  

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at how Gratefulness can make you more efficient. Together they look at: • How being grateful gives you more energy • Why we pay attention to the bad stuff rather than the good stuff in our lives • What sitting and thinking of three good things can do for you • The importance of a solid mindset • What you can do each morning to set yourself up for efficiency   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com  

#ELB Podcast: Meet Darin Beckwith & Candiss Bennett from Dawson Education Service Cooperative in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. This will be a different type of podcast, with me interviewing them on #ELB and them interviewing me on Spillin' the Tea in Studio D--2 podcasts combined into one! Cool! I met Darin & and Candiss at a summer leadership event in AR & they were awesome: high energy, a great learning environment, and a strong mission to serve & positively impact their people! Join us LIVE on the podcast today, Wednesday, Oct. 30th, 2024, at 4:15 pm EST/3:15 pm CT. This podcast is sponsored by IXL Personalized Learning. IXL is used by more than 1 million teachers each day. It is also the most widely used online learning and teaching platform for K-12. Learn more here: ixl.com/elb

In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at how you can use the last 6 weeks of the year to get a jump on 2025. Together they discuss: • The importance of "greasing the skids" for any goals or plans you have in 2025 • How to slowly add in new elements of habits  • What "Getting Ready to Get Ready" can do for you • Why you don't have to commit completely to changes now, but what you should do instead   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com  

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at the efficiency of proper labeling. Together they discuss: • Lee's right-brained problem with naming files (using emotional labels instead of factual) • Picking a labeling system and using it to more easily locate files • The effectiveness of visual file icons • The efficiency of having a labeling system (it might be boring, but it works)   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com  

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at different ways to track your progress as you set out to achieve boals. Together they look at: • Lee is a big fan of filling in bubbles to track progress • ellen discusses the genius of Star Charts and how they work for adults as well as children • Lee remembers S & H Green Stamps and why getting rewarded for accumulating points is motivating • Why you shouldn't shot for one final goal (and look for milestones along the way) • What using Red Dots and Green Dots has taught Lee about his patterns • How to use "Don't Break The Chain" to accomplish more • How to leverage visually seeing your progress to achieve more   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com    

In this episode, Ellen looks at 4 ways you can bring focus back into your life. There's a lot going on in the world right now, which makes it hard to focus on the important things in our lives. But all is not lost! Ellen shares 4 simple things you can do to get focus back on your side. • Forget setting a timer to get things done (shocking! Especially coming from Ellen). Instead go for the quality of your focus not your quantity • Get out the post-it notes! • Jump in to do a thing when you aren't ready.  • When you're distracted, stop yourself and ask one simple question. • Don't try and solve the problems others are experiencing. Focus on what you can do now   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com    

In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at the most efficient way to make progress toward any goal you might be working on. Together they discuss:  • The one thing adults think that stops them in their tracks when moving forward • Why accepting "Beginners Mind" will put you on the track to success • Ellen shares what she is going through with exercise and what she has had to accept as truth • Why having help improves your success rate • What everything you've heard about shortcuts is wrong • The mantra you should be using when it comes to progress   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com  

In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at how to be more focused by getting rid of distractions. Together they look at: • Why it's so easy to let our phones distract us • What we could be doing with the time we spend getting dopamine hits • Why urgent things crowd out the important things we want to do • Three easy ways to ignore your distractions (and how to do them) • The importance of doing the hard things in our lives   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com  

In this episode, Lee and Ellen discuss how money can multiply your efficiency. Together they discuss: • Money can make you more efficient by:     -  paying someone to do what you don't want to do    -  getting better equipment    -  opens you up to have the time and space to do you want • Think of ways to increase the money coming in • Lee discusses using money to make money • How money lets you think more creativity   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com    

In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at the efficiency of timers you can find in your environment. Together they look at: • Why brushing your teeth is a great way to time yourself • How music is specifically structured to be an excellent timer • The key thing you need to have for efficiency • What a playlist can help you do • One of Ellen's favorite apps for timing (Interval Timer - Tabata Timer on the App Store)   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com  

In this episode, Lee and Ellen discuss the most efficient person that Lee knows, and what we can learn from them. Together they look at: • What steps his friend takes to get things done right away • Why lists and maps make this person efficient • How finding out what they love to do makes them more efficient • Ellen shares how she discovered what she wasn't efficient at doing • Why knowing your strengths makes you more efficient   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com 

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at scheduling time for doing things that otherwise get pushed aside. Together they look at: • What building a wine rack has taught Lee about getting things done • Why important tasks get pushed aside • How to schedule tasks so they get done • Why hoping for things to get things done never works • How scheduling can save you money   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com    

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at ways to make your wardrobe more efficient. Together, they discuss: • Picking out your clothes with efficiency in mind • Eliminating the time and money that go into clothes that need dry cleaning • Why Lee wants to bring back ABBA, the BeeGees, and Polyester • How the appliance industry is making washing clothes more efficient • Tips for making your wardrobe more efficient   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com  

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at one of the easiest ways to be efficient: putting things away immediately! Together they look at: • The pros and cons of leaving things out • Why having a place for items only works if you use it • Ellen and Lee compare various ways to be efficient with things when traveling • What Lee does with the tools in his garage (hint: he does not outline them on a pegboard!) • How you can be like the late-great Jimmy Buffett   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com    

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at how trackers can make your life more efficient. Together they discuss:  • What the loss of keys at Lee's house taught him about trackers • Recognizing when we do too little too late • Why it's important to do the thing you don't think you need to do (and when you need to do it) • How Lee ALMOST lost his suitcase   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com  

In this episode, Ellen and Lee look at how the Carrot or the Stick can help you to be more efficient. Together they look at: • Knowing if you are motivated by rewards or by punishment - and why it matters • Lee uses this pleasure or pain system to get things done...and get rewards • Being award of where you have resistance to getting things done and figuring out how to decrease it • Why you need to have rewards for your milestones -- instead of just at the completion of a project   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com  

in this episode, Ellen and Lee look at the Power of 15 Minutes to make you more efficient. Together they look at: • How a 15 minute session can help you get started • The easy way to beat procrastination • What happens after 15 minutes (and why it's so great) • Using 15 minutes to play "Beat the Clock" and cross things off your to-do list   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.EllenGoodwin.com and www.LeeSilber.com  

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at the poser of Optimism when it comes to being more efficient. Together they look at: • How Lee's optimism about a speaking engagement enabled him to make the best of an unexpected technology problem • Why you should think positively --but plan for what could go wrong • The easy way to add optimism to your everyday activities to make you more efficient   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com    

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at how you can be efficient like your car. Together they discuss what you do to be efficient with your car, transfer over to your life. Including: • Don't overheat your car or your life • How slowing down helps you to go faster when you need it • Don't get too close to others (tailgating) even if you want to, kt means trouble • Why slowing down helps you top avoid bad things in life • Locating the energy suckers in your life and getting rid of them • The importance of combining things and being more efficient with your energy   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-host: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com  

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at how you can make the most of your summer nights. Together they look at: • Realizing that you only have a limited number of summers left (sad but true)  • Maximizing your summer by maximizing what you can do at night • Later sunsets give you more time for more things • Having a list of things you want to do at your fingertips means less decision making • Recognizing the speed of summer and working with it   Edited at Studio D, Wayne Duncan, producer Your co-hosts: www.LeeSilber.com and www.EllenGoodwin.com    

Inside No. 9 is a British black comedy anthology series that aired from February 5, 2014, to June 12, 2024. Written by Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith and produced by the BBC. The only recurring elements are a setting related to the number 9 and a hidden brass hare statue. The show blends comedy, horror, and plot twists. The episode we watched, "The Devil of Christmas," is a Christmas special and the first episode of the third series, aired on December 27, 2016. Directed by Graeme Harper and written by Pemberton and Shearsmith, it took heavy inspiration from 1970s anthology programs such as Beasts (see episode 27 and 44 a and b), and Tales of the Unexpected (listen to episode 29 for more details), filmed at Studio D in the BBC Elstree Centre with rented 1970s costumes and props, the production used retrofitted 1970s cameras and lighting. This approach differed from the usual single-camera setup of the series. Producer Adam Tandy noted the blend of heritage and modern technology, while Shearsmith remarked "it looks shit, but it's brilliant". Graeme Harper, the episode's director, is well-known for his work on Doctor Who, being the only person to direct both the original and revived series. Harper's direction was widely acclaimed, with Peter Davison praising him as the best director he worked with on Doctor Who. The episode featured Rula Lenska, born Roza Maria Leopoldyna Lubienski, who has appeared in Special Branch, Minder, Boon, The Detectives, Footballers' Wives, To the Manor Born, One Foot in the Grave, Casualty, Space: 1999, Return of the Saint, Robin of Sherwood, Doctors, and EastEnders, where she played Frank Butcher's girlfriend, Krystle, in a 2002 Costa del Sol special. In the 1970s, she was shortlisted for the role of companion Jo Grant in Doctor Who and later appeared in Resurrection of the Daleks. She starred as Mrs. Peacock in series 2 of Cluedo and appeared with John Inman in the series Take a Letter, Mr. Jones. In 2009, Lenska joined the cast of Coronation Street as Claudia Colby, an old friend of Audrey Roberts. She left in May 2011 to join the Calendar Girls tour. Lenska was married to actors Brian Deacon and Dennis Waterman, with both marriages ending in divorce. She appeared in commercials for Alberto VO5 in the US during the late 1970s, becoming a running joke on Johnny Carson's The Tonight Show. Her work with the London Gay Men's Chorus led to her participation in the UK version of Celebrity Big Brother in 2006, where she made headlines for a role-play task with George Galloway. Since today's topic was a last-minute change to our schedule, we didn't have much time to research Steve and Reece thoroughly. I'm sorry we don't have more to share about them, but they seem like really nice guys. Both, along with the other two members of the League of Gentlemen, consistently create content that we pretty much universally like, if not love. (Ross is speaking for himself here, but I think Jon and James would agree.) This episode also features the voice of Sir Derek Jacobi, Professor Yana himself!!!!. Due to time constraints, our research for this episode was limited. We'll need to cover another project featuring Derek so we can properly explore the life and work of this wonderful actor. If you have any suggestions, please tweet us @GeneralWitch1. In May 2024, it was announced that Pemberton and Shearsmith had adapted the series into a West End stage play, Inside No. 9 Stage/Fright. They will perform in the production, premiering in January 2025 at Wyndham's Theatre, London. (Ross and his wife have tickets to go in April!) Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/general-witchfinders. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Singer/Songwriter/Keyboardist Leads All Star Project Studio D'Lux, "Not In A Million Years"#newmusic #singersongwriter #keyboardist #studiod'lux  #supergroup #allstars “Not In a Million Years” is the new single from the allstar project led by singer/songwriter/keyboardist Doug Kistner. On this track trumpeter Lee Loughnane of Chicago adds his iconic horn sound to this new Studio D'Lux melodic song. Jon Herington of Steely Dan plays a beautifully constructed guitar solo. On drums is the famed rock drummer Liberty Devitto, supplying the groove.Doug Kistner has played keyboards with Trans-Siberian orchestra, John Waite, Blood, Sweat & Tears. Currently with The Lords of 52nd Street and Glen Burtniks Summer of Love.Purchase: https://vibe.to/notinamillionyearshttps://music.apple.com/us/artist/studio-dlux/1619738747Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/studio_d_lux/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/studiodluxmusicX: https://x.com/studio_d_luxYoutube: https://youtube.com/@UCCYrxuSzuKZufdAYaAolgLg Thanks for tuning in, please be sure to click that subscribe button and give this a thumbs up!!Email: thevibesbroadcast@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/listen_to_the_vibes_/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevibesbroadcastnetworkLinktree: https://linktr.ee/the_vibes_broadcastTikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeuTVRv2/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheVibesBrdcstTruth: https://truthsocial.com/@KoyoteFor all our social media and other links, go to: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/the_vibes_broadcastPlease subscribe, like, and share!

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