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Milton Keynes Umbrella Project PodcastJane Lambert - MK Umbrella Project Lead / CEO of Makewell ClinicIn this debut episode of the MK Umbrella Project Podcast, we hear from Jane Lambert, CEO of Makewell Clinic and the driving force behind the UK’s largest neurodiversity art installation. Jane shares the incredible journey of bringing the MK Umbrella Project to life, from an initial idea to a powerful movement celebrating and advocating for neurodiversity.
In her opening remarks, Jane reflects on the importance of inclusion, the collaboration behind the project, and what this installation represents for Milton Keynes and beyond. Tune in to hear her inspiring words as we launch this landmark event!
2025-03-1506 min
MarginalDaniel Carroll, Founder of MakeWell.ai: Living with Autism, The Importance of ‘Going Deep,’ The Future of AI & More#6: Today we sit down with entrepreneur and AI specialist, Daniel Carroll. He created MakeWell.ai, an AI-powered health companion that's breaking down barriers in personal wellness. Daniel discusses growing up impoverished, serving in the army, and getting diagnosed with Autism as an adult. He explains how these experiences both accelerated his entry into tech, and posed various challenges when building and fundraising for his latest startup. Daniel also speaks to the future of AI, and why it’s imperative to make meaningful impact and pursue our passions in the current moment.
To get in to...2024-10-0146 min
The Business Spotlight SeriesEMPLOYEES THRIVE IN THE RIGHT ROLE WITH THE RIGHT SUPPORT | With Jane Lambert and Anu Khanna | The Business SpotlightJane Lambert, ECG Training and Makewell ClinicThey provide Autism & ADHD diagnostic services in the private clinic.Neurodiversity at workplace is celebrated as they have high no of employees who are neurodiverse (learning difficulties, ADHD, autism). Positive of having employees with passion, creativity, high energy and the employees thrive when they are in the right role with right support. This makes it a very powerful team. If employees have a disability - make them feel comfortable and offer reassurance. Understand their needs, what support they need and how can we make them thrive i...2024-09-1115 min
DARE2:9 Daniel Carroll, Amplimind / MakewellDaniel Carroll is the founder and leader for the startup Amplimind, which launched Makewell this year as a new product. He’s a dynamic leader in the AI realm, with a great history in the creation of new technology products, including products using crypto and blockchain. He’s also an Army Veteran with a solid history of service to the USA – and we’re super happy to welcome our first guest from Georgia technology ecosystem to the show. What do you dare to dream?
DARE Season 2 brought to you by Darwoft.com2024-02-2739 min
Chemist + Druggist pharmacy podcastC+D Clinical Podcast: Neurodivergence and AutismC+D’s clinical and custom content editor Nana Ofori-Atta talks with Jane Lambert, nurse and founder of ECG training and the Makewell clinic about what pharmacists should know about neurodivergence and autism.
Overall, the podcast provides a valuable insight into the topic of neurodivergence and autism in the workplace and offers practical advice for employers on how to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for all employees.
For more information visit; https://www.wemakewell.co.uk/ OR to donate and learn more visit; https://www.olivermcgowan.org/2023-03-1024 min
Help! My Business is GrowingHow to positively communicate changes to your employees, with Jeffrey EdwardsComments? Suggestions? Text the show here! Growing your business means making operational changes to keep your workers and workflows efficient. These adjustments are necessary for your business to adapt and thrive. But in any organization, there will always be employees resistant to change. So how can you make transitions smoother and easier for everyone? In today's episode, our guest Jeffrey Edwards and I talk about how effective communication with all your team members will ensure that they are aligned with your business expansion goals.Jeffrey is...2023-02-1032 min
Leadmore PodcastBuilding Community with Ashton HauffBuilding community might be the most important skill of 2022.In episode 92, John sits down with Ashton Hauff, Co-Founder of The Good Kids, a branding studio in Bismarck, North Dakota. In search of community after moving back to Bismarck in 2015 after spending her college years in Minneapolis, she started Makewell. Today, Makewell is a community of 1,000+ makers around the Midwest. Their mission is to equip the makers and dreamers by sparking ideas and igniting action.As an experienced gr...2022-05-1229 min
Innovativeness ImperativeEpisode 5 - Jeffrey EdwardsDr. Tyson talks with the Managing Director of The Makewell Performance Group about the elements of innovativeness from the leadership perspective.
Get in touch with Jeffrey: Jeffrey Edwards | LinkedIn
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/malcolm-tyson-phd-i2/message2022-04-181h 02
Creatively Brief: Conversations in Graphic Design, Filmmaking, Photography, and More36 - Matty O'Connell: Live a Life You're Excited AboutThis week I spoke with Principal and Creative Director of Makewell Creative, Matty O’Connell. Matty owns Makewell Creative and has a passion for living a life you can be excited about. In our conversation, we talked about work-life balance, how to set boundaries with clients, and how you can live a life you're excited about.
Matty has some awesome work over at Makewell Creative so be sure to check it out at the links below:
Website: makewell.ca
Instagram: @makewellcreative
If you enjoyed today's episode, make sure to s...2021-02-241h 04
The Makewell PodcastEpisode 15: Brielle RenzBrielle Renz is the owner and dentist of All Smiles Dental, an award winning dental office in Bismarck, ND. Listen in to hear how Brielle's experiences growing up lead her to the art of dentistry, and how she continues to use innovation in a stereotypically not creative industry.2020-10-2743 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 14: Kenny HowardKenny Howard is the owner of Fireflour and Anima Cucina, two local restaurants in Bismarck, ND. Listen in to hear how his career in design lead him to California, and how his time there gave him the spark to open up his very own restaurants! 2020-10-2035 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 13: Chappy WindsorChappy Windsor is the owner of Dakota Chappy, a women's clothing store in Minot and Bismarck, ND. Listen in to hear how her start at her dad's gift shop eventually lead to her very own store, and how her fashion product has sold hundreds of units!2020-10-1336 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 12: Maartje MurphyMaartje Murphy is the owner of Duchessa Gelato, delicious handcrafted gelato from the family dairy farm based in Carrington, ND. Listen in to hear how her family came to the United States with a passion for dairy farming, and how Maartje's career did a surprising 180 after a class she took in Chicago.2020-10-0634 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 11: Amanda RydellAmanda Rydell is the owner of Handpicked Goods, a vintage + modern retail shop focused on all things good in Fargo, ND. Listen in to hear how Amanda's passion for making with her hands continues to guide her career, and how her love for people is always at the center.2020-09-2942 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 10: Tanner ReidmanTanner Reidman is the co-owner of Plain View, a design driven drafting and consulting company in Bismarck, ND. Listen in to hear how Tanner's time as a professional motorcross racer eventually lead to starting his very own business, and how his bike continues to play a key role.2020-09-2254 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 9: Brian JacksonBrian Jackson is the owner of Mighty Missouri Coffee Company., a specialty coffee roasters and cafe in Bismarck, ND. Listen in to hear how Brian followed his curiosities, took a huge leap of faith, and how he's continued to grow his award winning coffee team ever since.2020-09-1546 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 8: Ashton HauffAshton Hauff is the founder of Makewell, a community for Midwest Makers. Listen in to hear how Ashton's search for like-minded people lead her to creating a community of over 1,000 makers, and how her entrepreneurial journey continues to grown ever since.2020-09-0858 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 7: Christy TehvenChristy Tehven is the owner of Love Always Floral, a floral business in Fargo committed to spreading love and joy. Listen in to hear how Christy's 9 to 5 introduced her to a new hobby, and how she took radical action to make that hobby her own business.2020-09-0148 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 6: Megan GonzalezMegan Gonzalez is the creative director of MaeMae & Co., a creative agency in Minneapolis. Listen in to hear how not finding a job after college lead to her nationally recognized stationary company, only to find out that wasn't her long-term passion.2020-08-251h 05The Makewell PodcastEpisode 5: Michael KasheyMichael Kashey is the co-owner of Thomas & Moriarty's, a craft cocktail bar in downtown Mandan. Listen in to hear how his passion for history fuels his love of cocktails, and how he quickly went from student to co-owner in just a few years!2020-08-1822 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 4: Evan & Ganya AndersonEvan and Ganya Anderson are the husband and wife duo behind Gizmonics where they help inventors bring their ideas to reality. Listen in to hear how their meeting in college lead to wild experiences in both Seattle and Denver, and how to create am original product from start to finish.2020-08-111h 12The Makewell PodcastEpisode 3: Stephanie MillerStephanie Miller is the executive chef of Butterhorn in downtown Bismarck. Listen in to hear how she did a total career pivot during college, and how she quickly went from student to chef in just a few years time.2020-08-0436 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 2: Zach WentzZach Wentz is a filmmaker at Threefold, a video production company passionately chasing the real stories, resilient people and tenacious work of the Midwest and beyond. Listen in to hear how his passion for magic lead to his film career, and how his time in California shaped his decision to move back home.2020-07-2856 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 1: John MeyerJohn Meyer is the CEO of Lemonly in Sioux Falls, SD where they help you tell your story with sweet visual content. Listen in to hear how every job, no matter how small, can equip you for the future, and how you can build an amazing creative team from the ground up.
2020-07-2157 minThe Makewell PodcastSeason 1: RecapWhat a season of amazing stories! It's been an honor to hear makers from around the Midwest share their journey with us. To close the season, listen as the Makewell team recaps some of their favorite moments and key takeaways.2019-09-1723 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 16: Dorothy HenkeSeason one is ending with a bang! Introducing Dorothy 'Dot' Henke, the owner behind everyone's favorite snack, Dot's Pretzels. After retiring from the financial industry, Dot experimented with some snacks for her family, and stumbled behind a recipe that would grow into a nationally recognized business. Listen to hear the full story.2019-09-1055 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 15: Joel PorterBorn into a family of musicians, its no surprise that Joel started playing violin at a very early age. Listen in as Joel Porter, ambient-folk writer and musician, was given the chance to pursue music anywhere he wanted for one month and how that lead him to where he is today.2019-09-031h 05The Makewell PodcastEpisode 14: Erica HagerErica Hager's childhood was filled with crafting with her mom and attending Steve Job's talks with her dad so its no surprise she gravitated towards design throughout her career. Today, Erica is the founder and mastermind behind Bison Booties, and she continues to combine business strategy with creativity. 2019-08-2758 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 13: Keenan HauffFrom his first business mowing lawns in high school, to being Vice President of his class at NDSU, to his current role as the co-founder and director of Threefold, Keenan Hauff's story is one of entrepreneurship, hard work, and the power of building an amazing team.2019-08-2048 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 12: Kodee FurstKodee Furst is based in Dickinson, ND as the co-founder of Annie Capital where she invests in the power of women. Listen in to hear how her combined experiences studying abroad, working at a national non-profit, and her desire for work back home merged to become the perfect role that she has today.2019-08-1359 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 11: Chad ZiemendorfFrom the rooftops of startups in San Fransisco to the wild west of Watford City, Chad's story is one of intense passion and pursuit. Listen is as industrial advertising photographer, Chad Ziemendorf, shares why he moved to North Dakota and how his career is always pivoting.2019-08-0656 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 10: Ben BrickBen Brick is an illustrator of Brick Illustration and co-owner of The Good Kids so it's not surprising that as a kid, Ben Brick was either being a little rascal or doodling. Listen in to hear how a year at the Magical Kingdom opened the creative possibilities, and how his path has lead him towards building his very own illustration business.2019-07-3051 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 9: Greg TehvenFrom his first business selling pumpkins as a kid, to starting Students Today Leaders Forever in college, to his current role leading the dynamic Emerging Prairie team, Greg Tehven's story is one of entrepreneurship and impact that holds to the idea that we can “Create the Community You Want To Live In.” 2019-07-2335 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 8: Lexie RundquistLexie Rundquist is a self-taught studio artist, jewelry maker, and teacher. Her jewelry pieces have also been seen on the Netflix show, Grace & Frankie. Listen in to hear how even the things you love can take an emotional toll, and how to pivot to find something that brings you true joy.2019-07-1634 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 7: Jeff KnightJeff Knight is a graphic designer, community builder, and lover of all things cereal. Listen in as Jeff's story reveals why his home town captured his heart after adventuring East and how his side hustles turned into his full-time gig.2019-07-0940 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 6: Ashley MorkenWhat happens when your desire to make an impact looks completely different in practice than what you expected? Listen in as Ashley Morken of Unglued shares how her journey of becoming a nurse eventually turned into building a community of local handmade artisans... and how she's never looked back since.2019-07-021h 02The Makewell PodcastEpisode 5: Justin WalshEntrepreneur at heart, Justin Walsh went from having his first business at age 13 to building the #1 fastest growing startup in ND by age 30. Listen to his story as he shares his mindset when starting a business and how parents can inspire creativity in their kids from the very start.2019-06-2555 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 4: Hugh WeberWhat happens when you successfully accomplish all your wildest dreams as as twenty-something only to realize it's hollow and unsatisfying? Hugh Weber's story is one of connections and choosing to pivot in order to find what matters most. 2019-06-181h 00The Makewell PodcastEpisode 3: Beth Schatz KaylorBeth Schatz Kaylor is a marketing strategist, Spanish speaker, and food co-op president. Listen in as Beth's story reveals how a wide variety of passions can align into the sweetest opportunities on the path that is your career.
2019-06-1152 minThe Makewell PodcastEpisode 2: Amos Kolbo"If you could do anything with your life, what would it be?" Amos' dad asked him this question as a teenager on a road trip home, and it radically changed the trajectory of his life. Listen in as portrait photographer and entrepreneur, Amos Kolbo, shares his incredible entrepreneurship journey.2019-06-061h 18The Makewell PodcastEpisode 1: Jordan LoftisJordan Loftis is a small business owner and content marketer who's ghostwritten over 18+ books in the last few years. Listen in to hear the crazy challenges that came along his maker journey, and how the most painful, soul-less job may have been exactly what lead him to the success he has today. 2019-06-0455 minThe Makewell PodcastSeason 1: TrailerAshton, Ben, and J.Morgan take five minutes to share the 'why' behind the podcast. Subscribe now and get the first episode with Jordan Loftis on Tuesday, June 4th. 2019-05-2405 min
Cultivate CuriosityDigital Business Part 3: Online stores and pop-up shops with Kayla and Piet van RensburgThis episode's business spotlight is pulling out all the stops. It is both an online store and a pop-up shop! We are going to be closing out our Digital Business 3-part mini series with the dynamic duo, Kayla and Piet van Rensburg, founders of Dak and Co. They are going to walk us through the unique strengths they both bring to their partnership and how they've found the beauty in the peaks and valleys of running a business. Resources mentioned in this episode: Coté Creative https://www.cotecreative.co/ Women's Leadership Program Center for Business and Technol...2018-04-1026 min
Standout Creatives: Business, marketing, and creativity tips for solopreneurs launching their ideas43: Max Makewell on Creating Your Own Identity, Overcoming Everyday Obstacles, and the Importance of Building RelationshipsMax Makewell is a New York City based artist and muralist, but it wasn’t always this way. He grew up in a family of artists and started his career as an artist, but then transitioned into the startup world. It was only after spending a few years there that he came back to being an artist full-time. In this episode, Max talks about owning your identity, making your way through obstacles, and building relationships as the core of marketing your art.
Here are three things you can learn from Max:
You Determine Your Own Identity
Al...2016-03-221h 18
Cracking Creativity Podcast with Kevin Chung43: Max Makewell on Creating Your Own Identity, Overcoming Everyday Obstacles, and the Importance of Building RelationshipsMax Makewell is a New York City based artist and muralist, but it wasn’t always this way. He grew up in a family of artists and started his career as an artist, but then transitioned into the startup world. It was only after spending a few years there that he came back to being an artist full-time. In this episode, Max talks about owning your identity, making your way through obstacles, and building relationships as the core of marketing your art.
Here are three things you can learn from Max:
You Determine Your Own Iden...2016-03-221h 18