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PodXEpisode 10: 2022 GradX EVOLVEIn this episode we talk all things GradX; the foundation of PodX's existence. GradX is Swinburne School of Architecture and Design's annual graduate exhibition, and it is a celebration of the innovation, creativity, and hard work of our wonderful graduates. This year's GradX EVOLVE was all about adapting to challenges and developing as a designer.
Tune in as Director of GradX and host of PodX, Jane Connory, is joined by Swinburne alumni, Maddy Merzvinskis, and Communication Design Honours student from this year's graduating cohort, Claudia Crowe, to discuss what GradX can bring, and the opportunity it presents. H...2022-12-0129 min
PodXEpisode 9: Photomedia and BusinessIf you're interested in learning how to kickstart your career as a photographer, this one's for you! In this episode Jane Connory chats with Morganna Magee (Discipline Leader and Lecturer in Photomedia), Michelle Williams (Award Winning Freelance Photographer), and Davzon Toy (Swinburne Graduate) about all things photomedia, including networking, social media and the art of marketing oneself.
Follow along with the visual guide for this episode to gain even more insight by going to @swinburne_design on Instagram, or clicking the link here: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cgi75gvBlSc/?hl=en
Other links and...2022-07-2841 min
PodXEpisode 8: Designing, Making, and CollaborationDesign can be an exhilarating journey. Ideas lift from vivid imaginations, passionate conversations and scrap pieces of paper to create a physical product. Join Simon Llyod, John Wardle, and Cherry Gorman in a discussion hosted by Dr Shivani Tyagi as they explore Designing, Making, and Collaboration.
You can follow along with the visual elements of this episode through the episode guide on @Swinburne_Design on Instagram, or here: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cf3Acujh5u1/
Other Links: https://www.johnwardlearchitects.com/2022-07-1138 min
PodXEpisode 7: Luxury & TypographyHow are Typography and luxury intertwined? When we think of luxury, it’s easy to immediately picture big brands and expensive price tags. This episode reveals how there is so much more to unpack, with luxury embodying delicateness, passion and intricate detail.
Dr Jane Connory chats to International Designer Visnja Brdar and PhD student Maia Kjendle about how typography is evolving in the modern world.
Links: http://www.visnjajewels.com/
http://brdar.com/2022-04-0137 min
PodXEpisode 5: Designing for User ExperienceInterested in learning how to kickstart your career as a UX designer? In this episode, our guests dive into the world of user experience (UX). Jane Connory chats with panel guests, Professor Jeni Paay (Swinburne Educator), Aaron Mullane (AfterPay) and Peter Barber (2019 Swinburne Graduate, AfterPay) and asks them how they embarked on their professional journeys.
This field goes beyond ‘simply making things’ and focuses on the feelings of customers, whether this is increasing accessibility for everyone or making sure consumers are having a good time.
Links: https://www.afterpay.com/en-AU
2021-12-0237 min
PodXEpisode 6: MentoringHave you ever felt stuck on how to progress your career? Mentoring is a way to gain invaluable industry insight, ask questions, and develop your creative identity. Most importantly, it can build a supportive network of people all rooting for your success.
In this episode, Dr Jane Connory, Karen Fermo (Swinburne Educator, Kart Projects), Jessica Watson (Freestate) and Maia Kjendle (Swinburne Graduate) provide advice on how to reach out and develop as a designer.
Links: https://www.freestate.co.uk/
https://kartprojects.co/2021-12-0239 min
PodXEpisode 3: NetworkingHave you ever been told you need to 'network' and been completely stuck on how to actually do it? Or thrown off because talking to a bunch of strangers can be really daunting? Networking is an important skill in any designer’s career, and can be done in numerous different ways, from slowly building a connection with uni tutors to meeting industry partners.
Jane Connory and her guests Kate Owen (Futago), Abra Remphery (Detour Design) & Eleisha Kubale (2021 Swinburne Graduate, 2020-2021 Design Bureau & R-Co) give tips on how to start 'networking' and discuss how this process is integral to...2021-11-2536 min
PodXEpisode 4: Entrepreneurship in DesignEntrepreneurship is all about taking risks, chasing opportunities and backing yourself. Having an entrepreneurial spirit can expose you to a range of new experiences, from meetings with prospective clients to a successful freelance business.
In this episode of PodX, Karen Fermo chats with our guests Bruce Rowe (Anchor Ceramics), Claire Hatch (Anchor Ceramics), Ravi Bessabava (Swinburne Educator & Milkdrops), and Brendan Wilson (Current Swinburne’s Interior Architecture student & E2) to give you a better understanding of what it means to be an entrepreneur in this evolving industry.
Links: https://www.anchorceramics.com/#anchor-ceramics
https://ww...2021-11-2556 min
PodXEpisode 2: EmployabilityWhether you’re nearing the end of your degree or just getting started, it’s important to think about what makes a designer ‘employable’. Employability goes beyond design expertise, and is instead measured by invaluable skills such as communication, presentation and teamwork.
This week’s guests Sally Brownbill (The Brownbill Effect), Andrew Budge (Swinburne Educator), and Michael Smith (Swinburne Design Student & 2019-2021 Design Bureau), discuss with Jane Connory what it means to be ‘employable’ and provide advice on how to land that first job.
Links: https://www.thebrownbilleffect.com/2021-11-1844 min
PodXEpisode 1: PortfoliosA portfolio can be a designer’s best friend. It’s something that can kickstart conversation in any industry interview. It’s a collection of work that showcases your personality and sets you apart from other designers.
In this discussion hosted by Dr. Jane Connory, Emma Fisher (Swinburne Educator), Amber Bonney (Edison Agency) and Caitlin Preyser (2019 Swinburne Graduate & Designer, Edison Agency) reveal what employers look for in a portfolio and why they are important.
Links: https://edison.agency/2021-11-1750 min
MIT Comparative Media Studies/WritingBORDERx: A Crisis In Graphic DetailIn 2018, the United States enacted a “zero tolerance” policy which criminalized the act of seeking asylum. In June 2019, the inhumane conditions in detention camps across the border were revealed, and several weeks later the BORDERx project was established.
BORDERx: A Crisis In Graphic Detail is a comic anthology that examines the border crisis from a variety of points of view and narrative formats, featuring 70 contributors from all over the world. Proceeds from the project go to South Texas Human Rights Center. Why address the issue with comics? How did we accomplish this enormous project in months instead of years? What were...2020-11-201h 24
Inspiration DisseminationGRADx 2019GRADx 2019 is co-sponsored by the Graduate School at Oregon State University and the radio talk show Inspiration Dissemination. Planning for the event tonight began in October when speakers were selected. Over the last four months, our featured speakers met with co-hosts from Inspiration Dissemination building their stories, while behind the scenes a group of folks from the graduate school organized the event in this amazing space. And WOW how their hard work has paid off! This year we introduce another set of phenomenal graduate students. GRADx features graduate students across academic colleges and departments, they hail from different parts of...2019-03-0100 min
Inspiration DisseminationGRADx 2019GRADx 2019 is co-sponsored by the Graduate School at Oregon State University and the radio talk show Inspiration Dissemination. Planning for the event tonight began in October when speakers were selected. Over the last four months, our featured speakers met with co-hosts from Inspiration Dissemination building their stories, while behind the scenes a group of folks from the graduate school organized the event in this amazing space. And WOW how their hard work has paid off! This year we introduce another set of phenomenal graduate students. GRADx features graduate students across academic colleges and departments, they hail from different parts of...2019-03-011h 12
The Great CommunicatorsEpisode 23 – Rebecca Taft (MIT Graduate Student) Reflects On Episodes 20-22
We sit down with a former MIT student to unpack the previous episodes.
EPISODE CREDITS
Guest Starring Rebecca Taft, Software Engineer at Cockroach Labs & MIT Computer Science Ph.D. Recpient
Produced & Hosted by Adam Greenfield
Executive Produced by Patrick Yurick, Instructional Designer – MIT OGE
Executive Produced by Heather Konar, Communication Director – MIT OGE
Special thanks to the following editors who provided us invaluable feedback that aided in the development of this show:
Christopher O’Keeffe, Co-Founder of Podcation
Kristy Bennet...2018-08-1907 min
The Great CommunicatorsEpisode 22 [Unedited | Rebroadcast]
This is a rebroadcast of the the full, unedited interview with Yang Shao-Horn. If you haven’t listened to the fully produced episodes of Yang’s interview yet, we strongly encourage you to do so before listening to this one. They’re shorter in length and much more refined.
EPISODE CREDITS
Guest Starring Yang Shao-Horn, W.M. Keck Professor of Energy
Produced & Hosted by Adam Greenfield
Executive Produced by Patrick Yurick, Instructional Designer – MIT OGE
Executive Produced by Heather Konar, Communication Director – MIT OGE
Special...2018-08-1928 min
The Great CommunicatorsEpisode 22 – Yang Shao-Horn On Publishing As The Beginning Of A Conversation
There’s an understanding that just because research has been published, that doesn’t mean it’s some kind of final answer to a question. And Professor Shao-Horn takes comfort in this, this sort of ever-changing landscape of knowledge and information.
EPISODE CREDITS
Guest Starring Yang Shao-Horn, W.M. Keck Professor of Energy
Produced & Hosted by Adam Greenfield
Executive Produced by Patrick Yurick, Instructional Designer – MIT OGE
Executive Produced by Heather Konar, Communication Director – MIT OGE
Special thanks to the following editors who provid...2018-08-1909 min
The Great CommunicatorsEpisode 21 [Unedited | Rebroadcast]
This is a rebroadcast of the the full, unedited interview with Scott Lewis. If you haven’t listened to the fully produced episodes of Scott’s interview yet, we strongly encourage you to do so before listening to this one. They’re shorter in length and much more refined.
EPISODE CREDITS
Guest Starring Scott Lewis, CEO of San Diego’s “Voice of San Diego”
Produced & Hosted by Adam Greenfield
Executive Produced by Patrick Yurick, Instructional Designer – MIT OGE
Executive Produced by Heather Konar, Communication Director – MIT OGE
S...2018-08-191h 04
The Great CommunicatorsEpisode 21 – Scott Lewis On Arranging Facts To Tell A Story
Communicating something to someone shouldn’t just be a laundry list of facts. Scott Lewis used the recent political season to illustrate this point, that it’s important for the audience to leave your talk or finish reading your written communication and know what your universe looks like instead of only hearing or reading numbers or stats with no relatable context or background.
EPISODE CREDITS
Guest Starring Scott Lewis, CEO of San Diego’s “Voice of San Diego”
Produced & Hosted by Adam Greenfield
Executive Produced by Patrick Yurick, In...2018-08-1909 min
The Great CommunicatorsEpisode 20 [Unedited]
This is episode is the full, unedited interview with Jim Ruland. If you haven’t listened to the fully produced episode yet, we strongly encourage you to do so before listening to this one. They’re shorter in length and much more refined.
EPISODE CREDITS
Guest Starring Jim Ruland, Author
Produced & Hosted by Adam Greenfield
Executive Produced by Patrick Yurick, Instructional Designer – MIT OGE
Executive Produced by Heather Konar, Communication Director – MIT OGE
Special thanks to the following editors who provided us invaluable feedback...2018-08-1935 min
The Great CommunicatorsEpisode 20 – Jim Ruland On Using Conflict To Engage Audiences
According to Author Jim Ruland, it’s important to have intentions and goals in mind of what you’re trying to communicate. That’s a good starting point to knowing what is extraneous information and can be left on the cutting room floor, and also what is important to the story.
EPISODE CREDITS
Guest Starring Jim Ruland, Author
Produced & Hosted by Adam Greenfield
Executive Produced by Patrick Yurick, Instructional Designer – MIT OGE
Executive Produced by Heather Konar, Communication Director – MIT OGE
Special thanks to the fol...2018-08-1912 min
The Great CommunicatorsEpisode 19 [Unedited]
This is episode is the full, unedited interview with Eric Lander. If you haven’t listened to the fully produced episode yet, we strongly encourage you to do so before listening to this one. They’re shorter in length and much more refined.
EPISODE CREDITS
Guest Starring Erica Lander, Ph.D., President & Founding Director of the Broad Institute
Produced & Hosted by Adam Greenfield
Executive Produced by Patrick Yurick, Instructional Designer – MIT OGE
Executive Produced by Heather Konar, Communication Director – MIT OGE
Special thanks to the f...2018-08-1923 min
The Great CommunicatorsEpisode 19 – Eric Lander On Using Performance To Educate Your Audience
You, the speaker, have all the data and knowledge and understanding of the subject you’re speaking about. But if you can’t convey its significance and why it’s deserving of all this attention, it lessens not just the importance of the data but the audience’s desire to care. According to Eric Lander, a scientist’s job performance involves not just data collection and interpretation but the ability to engagingly educate others.
EPISODE CREDITS
Guest Starring Erica Lander, Ph.D., President & Founding Director of the Broad Institute
Produced...2018-08-1923 min
The Great CommunicatorsEpisode 18 [Unedited | Rebroadcast]
This is a rebroadcast of the the full, unedited interview with Sage Rosenfels. If you haven’t listened to the fully produced episodes of Sage’s interview yet, we strongly encourage you to do so before listening to this one. They’re shorter in length and much more refined.
EPISODE CREDITS
Guest Starring Sage Rosenfels, Former American Football Quarterback
Produced & Hosted by Adam Greenfield
Executive Produced by Patrick Yurick, Instructional Designer – MIT OGE
Executive Produced by Heather Konar, Communication Director – MIT OGE
Special thanks to...2018-08-1958 minInspiration DisseminationGRADx
Broadcast of GRADxGRADx was a live event with six short speeches by some of the most inspirational graduate students at Oregon State University. It was originally recorded on February 22nd, 2018 in Milam Auditorium, and was done in partnership with the OSU Graduate School. This was the inaugural event, but stay tuned for a second iteration in 2019!
Please find us on social media!
Twitter: twitter.com/kbvrID
facebook: www.facebook.com/InspirationDissemination/
Blog: blogs.oregonstate.edu/inspiration/
Radio Station: www.orangemedianetwork.com/kbvr_fm
Host University: oregonstate.edu
This show was founded in 2012 by Joey Hulbert and Zhian Kamvar. It has been made...2018-04-3000 minInspiration DisseminationKatherine Dziedzic
Corals Need Someone in Their CornerCorals face global existential threats from ocean warming and acidification, but some of them are able to withstand these stressors while others perish. Katherine Dziedzic, a PhD student in Integrative Biology, dives into their genomes to understand why this is, and how these findings could be put to use for in public policy and conservation efforts. To hear more from Katherine on her research and graduate school experience at OSU, be sure to check out our GradX episode from February 22, 2018.
Please find us on social media!
Twitter: twitter.com/kbvrID
facebook: www.facebook.com/InspirationDissemination/
Blog: blogs.oregonstate.edu/inspiration/
...2016-12-0533 minInspiration DisseminationKatherine Dziedzic
Corals Need Someone in Their CornerCorals face global existential threats from ocean warming and acidification, but some of them are able to withstand these stressors while others perish. Katherine Dziedzic, a PhD student in Integrative Biology, dives into their genomes to understand why this is, and how these findings could be put to use for in public policy and conservation efforts. To hear more from Katherine on her research and graduate school experience at OSU, be sure to check out our GradX episode from February 22, 2018.
Please find us on social media!
Twitter: twitter.com/kbvrID
facebook: www.facebook.com/InspirationDissemination/
Blog: blogs.oregonstate.edu/inspiration/
...2016-12-0500 minInspiration DisseminationMasoud Ghodrat Abadi
Safety is No AccidentHow do you design a safer city for cyclists? Masoud Ghodrat Abadi investigates the dangers and perceptions cyclists experience on urban roads from the safety of OSU's cycling and driving simulation lab. To hear more from Masoud on his research and unique experiences in graduate school at OSU, be sure to check out our GradX episode from February 22, 2018.
Please find us on social media!
Twitter: twitter.com/kbvrID
facebook: www.facebook.com/InspirationDissemination/
Blog: blogs.oregonstate.edu/inspiration/
Radio Station: www.orangemedianetwork.com/kbvr_fm
Host University: oregonstate.edu
This show was founded in 2012 by Joey Hulbert and Zhian Kamvar...2016-10-0327 minInspiration DisseminationMasoud Ghodrat Abadi
Safety is No AccidentHow do you design a safer city for cyclists? Masoud Ghodrat Abadi investigates the dangers and perceptions cyclists experience on urban roads from the safety of OSU's cycling and driving simulation lab. To hear more from Masoud on his research and unique experiences in graduate school at OSU, be sure to check out our GradX episode from February 22, 2018.
Please find us on social media!
Twitter: twitter.com/kbvrID
facebook: www.facebook.com/InspirationDissemination/
Blog: blogs.oregonstate.edu/inspiration/
Radio Station: www.orangemedianetwork.com/kbvr_fm
Host University: oregonstate.edu
This show was founded in 2012 by Joey Hulbert and Zhian Kamvar...2016-10-0300 min