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James Bleier II: Designing for PeopleJames Bleier II – Designing Indianapolis: Art, Architecture & InnovationJoin James Bleier II as he takes you behind the scenes of his Indianapolis-rooted architectural journey. This SoundCloud session dives into his philosophy of blending functional design with human-centered creativity. James also discusses his love for creating videos and films, revealing how visual storytelling connects with his architectural process.
2025-12-0900 minJames Bleier II: Designing for PeopleJames Bleier II – Indianapolis Architectural Stories & Creative VisionDiscover the world of James Bleier II, an Indianapolis-based architect with over 25 years of design mastery. In this audio feature, James shares insights from his work across residential, commercial, and cultural spaces, while reflecting on how creativity, structure, and storytelling influence modern architecture. His passion for filmmaking and visual narrative adds a unique artistic dimension to his professional journey. Tune in to explore architecture, inspiration, and the evolving spirit of Indianapolis.
2025-12-0900 minJames Bleier II: Designing for PeopleJames Bleier II — Indianapolis Design InnovationJames Bleier II continues to shape Indianapolis architecture with inventive concepts and forward-thinking design. This pin explores his creative methods and the impact of his evolving portfolio.
2025-11-2400 minJames Bleier II: Designing for PeopleJames Bleier II — Indianapolis Emotional ArchitectureJames Bleier II creates emotionally engaging spaces across Indianapolis, focusing on how architecture influences well-being and connection. His work unites modern design with human-centered principles.
2025-11-2400 minJames Bleier II: Designing for PeopleJames Bleier II – The Intersection of Innovation, Architecture, and Human ExperienceEvery great design tells a story—and for James Bleier II, that story begins and ends with the human experience. His work, spanning architecture, digital innovation, and sustainable design, reflects a deep understanding of how creativity can influence emotion and behavior. Bleier believes that true innovation lies not in complexity, but in the harmony between form, function, and feeling. In today’s rapidly evolving creative landscape, the boundaries between architecture and technology are dissolving. Digital tools such as artificial intelligence and computational modeling are now integral to the design process. Yet, as Bleier emphasizes, the soul of design remains distinctly huma...
2025-11-1301 minJames Bleier II: Designing for PeopleJames Bleier II – The Rise of Purpose-Driven Design: Building with Meaning in the Digital AgeJames Bleier II explores the growing importance of purpose-driven design in an era defined by constant innovation. This piece reflects on how empathy, sustainability, and cultural awareness are shaping the future of digital creativity and responsible design.
2025-11-0801 minJames Bleier II: Designing for PeopleJames Bleier II – The Art of Simplicity in a Complex Digital WorldIn this insightful piece, James Bleier II explores how simplicity, clarity, and purpose define meaningful design in an era driven by digital complexity. Drawing from his years of experience in UI/UX and creative innovation, he reveals why true sophistication lies not in excess but in understanding — crafting experiences that resonate with emotion, intuition, and human connection.
2025-10-3001 min
James Bleier II: Designing for PeopleJames Bleier II – The Art of Blending Human Creativity with Artificial IntelligenceJames Bleier II sees design as more than just visuals — it’s a language that bridges humans and technology. As AI continues to evolve, he explores how designers can harness its power without losing the soul of creativity. His projects illustrate a perfect balance between human intuition and machine intelligence, proving that innovation thrives when the two work together. Through careful research, user empathy, and an eye for timeless aesthetics, James crafts experiences that feel alive, responsive, and intelligent. His work redefines what it means to design in the digital age — not by replacing the human touch with algorithms, but by enh...
2025-10-2200 min
James Bleier II: Designing for PeopleJames Bleier II – Designing the Future of User Experience with Purpose and EmpathyJames Bleier II is a visionary designer who believes that every great digital experience begins with understanding people. With years of expertise in UI and UX design, he has mastered the art of blending technology with emotion. His design philosophy focuses on creating interfaces that are not just functional, but deeply meaningful — experiences that feel effortless, intuitive, and human. In a world where artificial intelligence is reshaping how we interact with technology, James stands at the intersection of creativity and innovation. His work tells a story — one of empathy, curiosity, and a constant pursuit of design that improves lives. Whether it’s...
2025-10-2200 minJames Bleier II: Designing for PeopleJames Bleier II – Designing for the Human Experience in a Digital WorldIn this thought-provoking audio session, James Bleier II dives into what it truly means to design for people in an age dominated by technology and automation. Drawing from his decades of experience in UI/UX design, James explores how empathy, accessibility, and user understanding must remain at the heart of every digital experience. He discusses how designers can balance aesthetics with usability, and how artificial intelligence is changing the very definition of creativity. This episode invites listeners to rethink the purpose of design — not as decoration, but as a tool for connection, understanding, and impact.
2025-10-2200 minJames Bleier II: Designing for PeopleJames Bleier IIJames Bleier II is a seasoned UI/UX designer who has spent decades crafting digital experiences that put people first. In this episode, he shares insights into the future of design—covering accessibility, design thinking, and the role of creativity in building products that truly connect with users. Discover more about his professional background on Crunchbase, read client reviews on ProvenExpert, and explore his design inspirations on Tumblr. To see his portfolio and ongoing projects, visit his Wix site
2025-10-0200 min
Passive House PodcastBuilding Energy Boston with Florence MacGregor and Bryan BleierIn this special bonus episode recorded at NESEA Building Energy Boston, co-host of the Passive House Podcast Ilka Cassidy interviews Florence MacGregor of NESEA and Bryan Bleier of New Energy Works.https://nesea.org/https://newenergyworks.com/Thank you to our sponsor, New Energy Works for making the Passive House Podcast at NESEA Building Energy Boston.https://newenergyworks.com/Thank you for listening to the Passive House Podcast! To learn more about Passive House and to stay abreast of our latest programming, visit passivehouseaccelerator.com. And please join us a...
2024-03-1913 min
Sport ShackVietnam Veterans Day Special- Sportspeople and the Vietnam WarPaul and Glenn are back for another fun and entertaining episode. This week we pay our respects to those that served in the Vietnam War and commemorate Vietnam Veterans Day. We discuss some sportspeople who served in the Vietnam War or had some association with it. Some of who we discuss include.
- a great Aussie song about the Vietnam War
- A former Australian cricketer who is the only living cricketer to have seen active service and has gone on to do great things in raising the awareness and knowledge of Post Traumatic Stress...
2023-08-201h 24
Take One Daf YomiGittin 63 – An Impossible MissionIn today’s Talmud page, Gittin 63, the rabbis discuss the legality of a divorce decree when it is delivered by an agent who sees themselves as having the job of receipt rather than of delivery. What are the different archetypes of agents in popular culture. There is James Bond who is explicitly tied to his country, and Ethan Hunt, who chooses what jobs to take and not to take and is as committed to his friends as he is to his country. What can we learn about the importance of taking on difficult tasks from the movies, and from Ta...
2023-07-1808 min
storymark™Michael Solomonov, Award-Winning Chef | Soul FoodThere is no single recipe for success. But if there were, Michael Solomonov, the James Beard award-winning chef, created, tested, and mastered it. Of course, there were unique ingredients to his story: Solomonov’s success was hardwon, and marked by loss, failure, and his ability to recover.Solomonov is known for his acclaimed Philadelphia restaurant, Zahav. He’s also written bestselling cookbooks, and has expanded his restaurants to include, among others, a bakery, pita shop, and the Brooklyn skewer house, Laser Wolf, which opens on May 1, 2022. On today’s episode, storymark℠ host Gil Galanos...
2022-04-1926 min
David's Pick01/22/21 Guests Rocky Bleier, Joe Delapp, and James EberleHost David Moxley speaks with his guests about the upcoming Warriors4Hope event raising money for Warrior2Citizen and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. The event is scheduled for January 28, 2021.
For information about the event, go to https://www.warriors4hope.events.
2021-01-2258 min
Scott Radley ShowShould the Hamilton Police Service start using body cameras? Who should replace Don Cherry? Could the end of human actors be coming?The Hamilton Police Service has recommended against the introduction of a pilot program for body cameras. There are points for and against but there's no denying that this will cost a lot of money to implement. Are body cameras worth trying or will they be doing nothing more than remove privacy?
Guest: Clint Twolan, President of the Hamilton Police Association
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Everyone knows about or at least has heard that Don Cherry has been fired. The question now stands, who should replace him? Should Coach's Corner be scrapped altogether?
Guest: Rick...
2019-11-1449 min
The Morning Call PodcastValley View: Why are we so obsessed with the weather? (Episode 15)The explosion of terms like "snow bomb" and "bombogenesis" amid the giant snow storm in the Northeast last week is just the latest example of how weather stories can take on lives of their own in the media. But when and how did the weather come to dominate the news cycle? This week, a brief history of the media's obsession with weather news and how this manifests today.
Guests: Robert Thompson, founding director of the Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture at Syracuse University; Ed Vallee, meteologist, Vallee WX Consulting; Stephanie Sigafoos, online producer for The Morning Call.
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2018-01-1200 min