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✱ Inside the Firm Podcast

✱ Inside the Firm Podcast

I was recently asked to answer a couple of questions for a new podcast called Inside The Firm about working within the profession of architecture. The questions come from Alex Gore and Lance Cayko of the prestigious firm F9 Productions in Longmont, Colorado. Here are their questions: Listen in to

✱ On the Other End of the Microphone

✱ On the Other End of the Microphone

I've been sharing on a couple of other podcasts lately. First, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Enoch Sears who is an architect and the publisher and founder of the Business of Architecture website and podcast. We talked about the Archispeak podcast, ARE Hacks, and lots

ARE Hacks on the EntreArchitect Podcast

I had the pleasure of being on Mark R. LePage's EntreArchitect Podcast to talk about my book ARE Hacks, my origin story, and many other things. Mark is so great to talk to, and I truly appreciate his hospitality and thank him for allowing me to talk to

Archispeak named one of the 8 best architecture podcasts by NCARB

File this one under something I never thought would happen: NCARB put up a blog post listing their 8 best podcasts for architects. Archispeak made it! We're humbled to be on a list with such great friends and people who genuinely care about making the profession a better

Link: So You Wanna Call Yourself an Architect?

I was honored to be a guest panelist on David Doucette's ARE Podcast and the topic of discussion was, once again, centered around the use of the word "Architect" (of which I am legally not, but if you work in the software industry go ahead and

✱ Are you listening to podcasts yet?

I never thought podcasting was a big deal until I gave up on radio and started listening to them almost all of the time I spend in a car alone. I got tired of hearing local talk radio sensationalism and then there's those crazy-bad commercials... I needed a

Link: Archispeak #11 - The Studio Environment

This was a fun episode, and is all about the studio environment, which is the architectural bedroom. It's where the magic happens.