Shows
R-F/C's PodcastWHUT YA GONNA DO? Examining Executive Branch Overreach in the ArtsPlease subscribe and like and share! In this special episode, we are examining executive branch overreach in the Arts, discussing how Artivists are pushing back, asking each other and you, ‘Whut Ya Gonna Do?’Share your thoughts with us on Instagram. And let us know what questions you need answered regarding the Executive Branch's attack on the Arts?We’d like to remind our listeners that this podcast is funded by the two of us and your donations! Please help us keep our podcast going by making a donation through our PayPal link on our...2025-04-271h 12R-F/C's PodcastEpisode 11: The Design Advocacy Collection featuring Greg Bunbury, Part TwoJoin our dynamic podcast discussion on DESIGN ADVOCACY. In Part Two, we talk about Design Advocacy with Greg Bunbury, a Black British Graphic Designer, Diversity & Inclusion Consultant, lecturer and public speaker of Caribbean heritage. Feel free to share with us what "design" means to you and how do you see design utilized in activism? Just visit our YouTube page https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v8mpkIT9ew&t=767s or Instagram @ReflectCalibrate.We’d like to remind our listeners that this podcast is funded by the two of us and your donations! Please help us keep ou...2024-12-141h 16
今日のデザインニュースFigma Configに参加すべき理由、Ant Design 最人気のReact UIフレームワーク などこの音声では、話題になったデザイン関連ニュースを要約し、AIによる自動音声で紹介します。
Instagram最高責任者が「シェア」に注目していると再度強調
Instagram Chief Reiterates that Sends are Now a Key Focus
Figma Configに参加すべき理由 - Config 2024振り返り
見るとFigma Configに絶対行きたくなるnote：Config振り返り
甘噛みロボット『甘噛みハムハム』の製品開発とデザインの裏側
デザイナーが語る！新体験ロボット『甘噛みハムハム』デザイン・撮影の裏側
WhatsAppの新しいAIセルフィー生成ツールのテスト
WhatsApp’s Testing a New AI Selfie Generator Tool
真実への追求とステージング感のない写真 -ココ・カピタンさんインタビュー-
Coco Capitán on the pursuit of honesty and photos that don’t feel staged
Ant Design - 最人気のReact UIフレームワーク
Ant Design – the second most popular React UI framework
グラフィックデザイナーのグレッグ・バンベリーさんが築いた活動家としての本物のキャリア
How graphic designer Greg Bunbury built an authentically activist career
2024-07-0304 min
audacity of wegreg bunbury (bunbury co) | we’re deserving of a basic level of respectwelcome to your fav gen z careers podcast! This week we’re having a chat with greg bunbury, a London-based creative & D&I consultant and graphic designer at Bunbury Co. He speaks about the necessity in considering moving beyond London, why true authenticity needs to be discussed with bringing your whole self to work, and how diversity and inclusion led actions is beneficial to everybody. Wanna hear more? Let’s get into the episode!
mentioned food stall: @sunkissedplates
follow greg: greg bunbury (linkedin) / @gregbunbury (instagram)
follow bunbury co: bunbury.co
follow auda...2022-10-181h 11
Book RealitiesHow Tricia Trevaskis turned her book dream into a book realityAnother in our Book Realities series of interviews with independent authors, where we discuss their books, their writing methods and what inspired them to be writers in the first place.In this episode we meet Tricia Trevaskis, who was born into a family of six girls in Geelong, Victoria, Australia. After gaining her teaching qualifications at Geelong Teacher’s College, she worked as a primary school teacher while continuing to study for her Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Creative Writing. Leaving Geelong, aged 25, she and her husband lived in various towns in regional Victoria and NSW, befo...2022-10-1720 min
That's My NameGreg Bunbury: my name and its links with the transatlantic slave tradeThis episode explores Greg Bunbury's complex and intricate relationship with his name and its links with the transatlantic slave trade and his work within the DE&I space.
Greg Bunbury is a Graphic Designer, Creative Consultant and D&I consultant. His mission is to change the world by design, enabling purpose-driven businesses and organisations to connect with diverse communities, through creativity & inclusion. Greg is also the founder of Black Outdoor Art, a project that uses outdoor advertising space as a platform for creative Black expression, and hosts the Design For The People podcast, spotlighting cr...2022-09-0137 min
Do Not Adjust Your FocusDesigner for social impact, Greg Bunbury, on building purposeful work and moving equality forwardsIn episode 13 of DNAYF, the podcast from ESGP advisory firm Blurred, founder Nik Govier talks to designer and creative consultant Greg Bunbury. Greg is a British-born, award-winning Graphic Designer, Creative Consultant, Diversity & Inclusion Consultant and public speaker of Caribbean heritage.He helps mission-led, purpose driven businesses and organisations, build brands, connect with their audience, and engage diverse communities. Greg also curates and designs the Black Outdoor Art project, and hosts the Design For People podcast. 2022-07-2254 min
The World Football ProgrammeSeason 36 Episode 20The World Football Progrogramme - Saturday 18 June 2022.On this weeks show Penny and Victoria Park Soccer Club‘s Andy Arena banter the week in football with a pitch full of guests. Thanks to Futsal WA, Gate and Gate and Fence Hardware WA, Auswest Fencing and Wrought Iron and all of our fantastic listeners and station members!Tune in from 10am Perth time through to noon on 107.9fm Radio. Catch the podcast on TheWorldFootballProgramme.com.au if you miss any part of the show.Guests this week:Abid Imam, Football West Club En...2022-06-181h 59
The One One - WA Racing PodcastPreview Only: Bunbury Cup Day - Episode 117The "Perth Racing Guru" Terry Leighton and BJ Ryan breakdown Bunbury Cup Day, chat to Own The Dream winning captain Greg Browne, referee the Chris Parnham v Jordan Turner #Mastermind grudge match, and remember Rob Harvey Jnr. Catch the news, views and previews on the latest edition of The One One — your WA Racing Podcast.2022-03-031h 25
The One One - WA Racing PodcastBunbury Cup Day Edition - Episode 117The "Perth Racing Guru" Terry Leighton and BJ Ryan breakdown Bunbury Cup Day, chat to Own The Dream winning captain Greg Browne, referee the Chris Parnham v Jordan Turner #Mastermind grudge match, and remember Rob Harvey Jnr. Catch the news, views and previews on the latest edition of The One One — your WA Racing Podcast.
// Chapter Markers //
• 0:00 WA Racing News
• 5:45 Greg Brown Own the Dream Interview
• 18:27 Racing Chat
• 26:02 Robert Harvey Jr Discussion
• 33:28 Saturday’s Preview
• 37:18 Race 1
• 46:03 Race 2
• 51:41 Race 3
• 57:33 Race 4
• 1:02:35 Mastermind
• 1:16:19 Race 5
• 1:26:39 Race 6
• 1:33:16 Race 7
• 1:39:52 Race 8
• 1:46:48 Race 9/Get Out Steaks
• 1:54:33 Betfair Best Betting Propositions of the Day, Maddies & Lays2022-03-032h 00
Being FreelanceGraphic Designer & Consultant Greg BunburyIt was when Greg planted the flag of his values that things changed.Instead of chasing jobs as ‘anyone’, he became ‘someone’ - someone people wanted to work with for what he stood for.Now Greg’s not just a graphic designer, but a Creative Consultant, Diversity & Inclusion Consultant and public speaker. Freelancing with purpose.This episode is sponsored by Freelancer Magazine.Dedicated to helping you grow a freelance business you love.Freelancer Magazine can land on your doorstep wherever you are in the world.SUBSCRIBE TO FREELANCER...2022-02-2045 min
Revolution Recap - A podcast about the New England Revolution12/20/2021 2 Lletget 2 QuitThe New England Revolution have kicked off the offseason in style, acquiring Sebastian Lletget from LA Galaxy for up to $1.3 million in general allocation money. In addition, they extended DeJuan Jones, said goodbye to Teal Bunbury, and drew their first 2022 Champions League opponent.
Tanner Rebelo of the Trifecta Network joins Greg Johnstone and Kris Valukis to break through the first wave of offseason news.
Please support our podcast by rating and reviewing us on iTunes or wherever you are listening. Also, please follow us on social media:
Twitter: @SeanLDonahue, @KrisValukis, @RevolutionRecap, @TannerRebelo, @TrifectaRI
In...2021-12-2051 min
Design For The People12: Empowering girls through design education, with SisterhoodOn this episode of Design For The People, I’m joined by Rebecca Thomson & Rachita Saraogi, the co-founders of Sisterhood.Sisterhood is an award-winning grassroots organisation and a creative design programme for young women aged 13-17 to unleash their creative confidence in order to help realise their full potential.Sisterhood achieves this through design education. Empowering girls to become future leaders, creators and changemakers. Their mission is delivered through a mix of workshops, school programmes, projects and events. We discuss what led to the form...2021-04-2759 min
Design For The People11: Life as an Artivist, with janet e. dandridgeJoining me on this episode of Design For The People, is artist, photographer, performer, consultant and self-proclaimed artivist, janet e. dandridge. Over a fascinating career residing between Los Angeles, Washington DC, and Paris, France, janet has combined art, photography, theatre and performance, to encourage awareness and discourse around ideologies that perpetuate injustice. Her interdisciplinary approach allows her to shift between mediums, always challenging audiences to analyze the societal constructs that often define us.We discuss what it means to be an artivist, building a stru...2021-04-021h 12
Design For The People10: Empowering Art Through Content, with Ade SanusiJoining me on this episode of Design For The People, is the founder of the Art Meets Culture platform, Ade Sanusi.Born and raised in East London, Ade is an entrepreneur, podcaster and social media, events and brand partnership specialist, boasting over 10 years experience in digital marketing. Ade founded Art Meets Culture, a platform to showcase, champion, amplify and support young artists through live events and social media content. The platform has since expanded into the podcasting and virtual event space. Ade’s journey is a great example of how to...2021-03-0430 min
Design For The People09: Conversations From Calais, with Mathilda Della Torre.Mathilda Della Torre is the graphic designer and illustrator behind Conversations from Calais, a project that aims to re-humanise those affected by the refugee crisis by using posters in public spaces, to share conversations volunteer staff have had with migrants. Mathilda also co-founded On The Mend, a design studio that targets social inequalities in the UK healthcare system and is the graphics co-ordinator at Migrant’s Bureau. We discuss the Conversations From Calais project, and how Mathilda uses her practice to look closer for longer, to bring people together through creative exchanges, and to place margi...2021-02-2632 min
Design For The People08: Hustle, Niche, Serve – from Ads to Publishing with Juan RobertsJoining me on this episode is creative director and Creative Lunacy founder Juan Roberts. Hailing from Greater Los Angeles, Juan got his start after marketing flyers and business cards to salons and barbershops for 5 years, after which he co-founded an ad agency, which he grew into a $10MM business.After he cashed out, he joined another firm, at which his work garnered upwards of $50BN in market share and volume for an A-list of global brands like Chrysler, Coke, American Airlines, and more. Since then, his focus has been o...2021-02-181h 01
Design For The People07: Understanding Ideas, Arrangements & Effects, with Kenneth BaileyKenneth Bailey is the Sector Organizing and Strategy Lead, and co-founder of the Boston-based, Design Studio for Social Intervention. Also known as DS4SI. His work is focused on the research and development of design tools, for marginalized communities to address complex social issues. In 2020, Kenneth alongside Lori Lobenstine, and Ayako Maruyama published a book called Ideas Arrangements Effects. The simple premise being Ideas are embedded in social arrangements, which in turn produce effects. In this episode of Design For The People, Kenneth shares his journey from non-profit management co...2021-01-2932 min
Design For The People06: Challenging Ideas from Architecture to Film, with Nilesh PatelNilesh Patel is an architect, creative director, and filmmaker. For over 20 years, his work has covered architecture, landscape design, interiors and furniture, overseeing multimillion-pound projects along the way.In addition to this, Nilesh makes short films and documentaries. His award winning work has been screened by the BBC, several international film festivals, exhibitions, and schools. In this episode, Nilesh discusses his work across disciplines, exploring narratives of race and diversity, equality and inclusion in relation to the built environment.Check out Nilesh's films at a...2021-01-2243 min
Design For The People05: Connecting Cultures Through Storytelling, with Nosa IgbinedionNosa Igbinedion is a British-Nigerian filmmaker, editor and motion graphics designer, based in the UK. His short films have won multiple awards and played in festivals around the world.Nosa’s work is dedicated to creating speculative fiction, covering futurism, tech, social realism and spirituality, yet rooted in African culture, mythology and perspective.His passion for comic books and superheroes, and African spirituality and philosophy led him to conceptualise the 'Rise of Orisha' series – perhaps the first African superhero film, years before Marvel’s 'Black Panther'.I...2021-01-1548 min
Design For The People04: Engaging Communities Through Public Art, with Martin GoodrichMartin Goodrich was the co-founder of the Free Form Community Arts Trust, established in 1969. Free Form was a groundbreaking artist-led organisation, and a pioneer of participative community projects across the UK. For over 35 years, they delivered imaginative urban renewal & regeneration through art and design-led solutions, to humanise social and physical environments.In this episode, Martin shares his journey from educator to environmental artist, the stories and lessons learned along the way, and inspiring words for future generations of socially-minded creatives. Find a detailed account of Martin's history via this a...2021-01-0846 min
Design For The PeopleO3: The Medium Is The Message, with Jahnavi InnissJaaahnavi is a recent graduate from Central Saint Martins in Graphic Communication Design. She is the winner of the Nova Unilever #Unstereotype Award 2020 and the CSM Deans Collection Award 2020. Her practice is built around influencing social attitudes towards groups of underrepresented communities.In this episode, Jahnavi shares how incorporating analogue practices in her work has enabled her to connect and shape cultural narratives around race.Books/sources as mentioned by Jahnavi:Stuart Hall, Representation and the Media: https://www.mediaed.org/transcripts/Stuart-Hall-Representation-and-the-Media-Transcript.pdf2021-01-0118 min
Design For The People02: Serving Others Through Design, with Samuel MensahSamuel Mensah is a UK based, multi-disciplinary creative of Ghanian heritage, who has worked across award-winning campaigns for Nike, Google, MTV, H&M, Virgin, & the BBC, as well as founding several community-focused initiatives and charities. In this episode, Samuel shares how he built a design career around being of service to others.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/design-for-the-people/donations2020-12-2524 min
Design For The People01: The Power of Conscious Choices, with Nadina AliNadina Ali is a self-taught graphic designer, from Marseille, France, now based in London, UK.In this episode, Nadina shares how her experiences as a Muslim woman of colour in the design and fashion industries, have inspired her creative choices, and her work around social justice, antiracism and sustainability.Check out more of Nadina's work @nadinadidthis.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/design-for-the-people/donations2020-12-1521 min
Revolution Recap - A podcast about the New England Revolution12/6/20 Revolution Recap: Cinderella Run Ends in ColumbusThe New England Revolution's playoff run came to an end on Sunday in the Eastern Conference Final as they were outplayed in a 1-0 loss to the Columbus Crew.
Sean Donahue and Greg Johnstone discuss the match, Bruce Arena's tactics and subs, the future for the Revs and your questions.
Follow us on twitter (@RevolutionRecap, @SeanLDonahue), like our Revolution Recap Facebook page, and be sure to rate and review.
Timestamps:
1:35 - Arena's tactics
17:16 - Quiet night/missed chances for Bou
20:15 - Adam Buksa's performance
22:57 - Bu...2020-12-0757 min
The SpeakeasierGreg Bunbury - do we need more diversity in design?During a year that many businesses and individuals have been forced to reevaluate the way they think and act, how can we carve out a more diverse, purpose-driven design industry? On this episode of The Speakeasier we’re joined by award winning graphic designer and consultant, Greg Bunbury, to discuss the intersections of diversity, design and activism. We look back at some of the most active moments of 2020; the momentum of Black Lives Matter, the amplification of Black History Month and the shared experience of a national lockdown, to find out what lessons we can learn about the power of de...2020-12-0144 min
Revolution Recap - A podcast about the New England Revolution11/20/20: 8th Shot is a CharmThe New England Revolution advanced on a thrilling 2-1 win over the Montreal Impact, which was capped by Gustavo Bou's game winning goal in the last minute of stoppage time. Sean Donahue and Greg Johnstone break down the highs and lows from the game, praise the designated players, and discuss the latest from the Diego Fagundez saga. And, of course, we take your listener questions.
Follow us on twitter (@RevolutionRecap, @SeanLDonahue), like our Revolution Recap facebook page, reach out to us via email at RevolutionRecap@gmail.com and be sure to rate and review.
Time St...2020-11-211h 07
Revolution Recap - A podcast about the New England Revolution11/2/20 Revolution Recap: Foxboro FireworksThe New England Revolution's offense finally came alive in Foxboro with a back and forth 4-3 win over D.C. United. Sean Donahue and Greg Johnstone discuss the Revs final regular season home game of 2020, whether the defense is a problem, Teal Bunbury's brace, and answer your questions.
Follow us on twitter (@RevolutionRecap, @SeanLDonahue), like our Revolution Recap facebook page, and be sure to rate and review.
Time Stamps:
1:28 - Worrying signs from defense
9:20 - Teal Bunbury
12:03 - Who should start in attacking 4 or 5?
18:21 - Why isn't Polst...2020-11-0254 min
Revolution Recap - A podcast about the New England Revolution9/8/20 Revolution Recap: Bunbury Burns FireThe New England Revolution grinded out a 2-1 road win over the Chicago Fire behind two goals from Teal Bunbury. Sean Donahue and Greg Johnstone discuss the important three points that came from a less than impressive performance, if McNamara is the temporary answer as a number 10, if the defense is actually as good as its record suggests and answer your questions.
Follow us on twitter (@RevolutionRecap, @SeanLDonahue), like our Revolution Recap facebook page, and be sure to rate and review.
Timestamps:
1:55 - McNamara as the number 10
9:03 - Delamea and the d...2020-09-0859 min
Revolution Recap - A podcast about the New England Revolution7/18/20 Revolution Recap: Disappointing D.C. DrawThe New England Revolution wasted a lead against a tired opponent and had to settle for a 1-1 draw against D.C. United in their second match of the MLS is Back Tournament. Seth Macomber of the Bent Musket joins Sean Donahue and Greg Johnstone to discuss the match and answer your questions.
Topics and Timestamps: D.C.'s pressing caused Revs problems (1:25); defensive question marks (5:15);no need to panic about draw (14:50); Carles Gil's injury (19:34); lineup and substitutions (27:06); Bou, Buksa and Penilla (33:34); Rowe and Caldwell (41:38); listener questions (48:47); Bunbury extension (1.17:40); final thoughts (1.20:59).
2020-07-181h 24
ReWatchable: A TV Re-Watch PodcastEpisode #329: ‘Pitch’ 1x01 - Have No FearThe ReWatchable team suits up for our first big game under the lights. We're talking all things Pitch season 1, episode 1 on this week's episode!
Superfans: Danielle and Ariana
Newbies: Kendra, Natalie and Brittany
Fun Facts:
Brittany rented and watched the 2020 Emma adaptation approximately six times in the 48-hour rental window. Let us know your favorite Knightly in the ReWatchable ReWinders group! Ariana began watching Greek and it's wonderful because the stakes are just so, so low. Natalie has not read the Austen books, but she does love the films! Now might be the time...2020-03-301h 50
Revolution Recap - A podcast about the New England Revolution6/13/19 Revolution Recap: Teal BraceburyThe New England Revolution began their 2019 U.S. Open Cup run with a 3-2 extra time victory over New York Red Bulls. Jake Catanese of the Bent Musket joins Greg Johnstone to discuss the Teal Bunbury redemption tour, twitter questions, and running up the score in the Women's World Cup.
2019-06-131h 14
Grab Full Audiobook in Classics, British LiteratureThe Importance of Being Earnest (Dramatized) by Oscar Wilde | Free AudiobookListen to full audiobooks for free on :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: The Importance of Being Earnest (Dramatized)
Author: Oscar Wilde
Narrator: full cast, Greg Wise, Miriam Margolyes
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 54 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-14-03
Publisher: HighBridge, a division of Recorded Books
Genres: Classics, British Literature
Summary:
Jack Worthington has invented a rakish brother, Ernest, who calls Jack away from family duties and gives him an excuse to travel to London. Similarly, Algernon Moncrieff has created the persona of Bunbury, an invalid friend, who periodically requires his services in the country. Both young men cleverly use...2003-03-141h 54