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Almost every founder is in a league of their own. It’s lonely at the top for founders and product leaders. It’s lonely in innovation - few people really understand what you do or can share relatable examples or advice. Welcome to The Glow Up - Fabulous conversations with innovative minds. I'm your host - Nathan C - founder of Awesome Future. Here at The Glow Up, we're on a mission to uplift and humaninze the world of startups and innovaiton by focussing on what really matters in the long ent ...
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Future is awesome is a podcast prepared for people of curious minds about tech community and hear from real people planning, making, and using future tech. These are everyday people who share tidbits of experience to help listeners that are interested to learn more. The creator of this podcast has a background in game development, education, and healthcare with a desire to make impact in the community. She currently resides in Dallas, TX.
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A podcast about the buildings and projects shaping Los Angeles, featuring the key individuals driving them forward. Each episode of Building LA features a leading figure in the Los Angeles design, real estate and business sectors. We engage in discussion about the pivotal choices that propelled their professional journey, the driving forces that sustain their motivation, and the untold narratives underlying their most remarkable projects. Subscribe to be inspired by leaders within the real e ...
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Most innovative ideas are ahead of their time, which makes staying on the playing field long enough for your idea to hit one of the most crucial skills for any founder or new business. The Glow Up talks with innovators about their big ideas and how they stay resilient in the face of change; and how they find and build the value that will drive thei…
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In today's post-pandemic world, we're presented with many new opportunities to think about and shape our workplaces. With over 7000 team members globally, Gensler leads the way with its innovative approach to workplace design and strategy that prioritizes collaboration and community. In this episode, I talk with Michael White, Gensler's principal a…
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In this episode I sit down with Frances Anderton and David Kersh for a discussion about affordable housing and their new initiative, Awesome and Affordable. Many Los Angeles residents have misconceptions, or even prejudices, towards affordable housing and there is a broad misunderstanding about the process to create affordable housing in this city.…
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In this episode, I'm joined by Robert Hale FAIA, Partner at RIOS. We talk about his career and two of his latest studio projects – Echelon Studios in Hollywood and the Sony Pictures Scenic Arts Building in Culver City. During our conversation, we discuss Robert's experience working with Frank Gehry, the future of LA's architectural and studio lands…
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Today, I’m joined by Marcelo Spina and Georgina Huljich, the co-founders of Patterns, to discuss their latest project – The Victory Wellness Center in North Hollywood. The project involves the conversion of a former supermarket building originally built in the 1940s, into a contemporary medical office building. In our conversation, we dive into the…
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Today, I’m joined by John K Chan, AIA the Co-Founder and Design Director at Formation Association, to discuss how to create a great retail experience, as exemplified by his firm’s design of the Atwater Canyon retail development. We also take a trip outside of the recording studio to explore the project on-site with the owner and developer Myles Rog…
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In this episode, I speak with Babak Ziai, the Founder and Managing Principal at BrandView, Inc. His commercial real estate investment management firm focuses on acquiring underutilized properties in exceptional locations and transforming them into high-performing mixed-use developments. Today, we discuss BrandView's investment strategy, their creat…
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In this episode, I am joined by Oliver Evans, the CEO and co-founder of The Kinn – a membership club and workspace in LA that caters to socially conscious entrepreneurs. The Kinn is a beautiful, light-filled space which fosters a community of like-minded individuals committed to personal and professional growth. Today, we discuss Oliver’s transitio…
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In this episode we get out of town for the weekend and go to Mammoth to discuss The Limelight Hotel Mammoth with the Managing Director of WATG's LA office, Monica Cuervo. We dive into the company's rich history and its role in designing 5-star resorts across the globe. WATG was founded in Honolulu in 1945 and is now renowned for pioneering hospital…
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Not many people can write professional skateboarder, brewery owner, real estate investor and city councilmember on their resume, but my guest Mikey Taylor can. Mikey is the President of Commune Capital, a private equity real estate investment firm with a focus on multifamily and storage assets in California. Born and raised in Southern California, …
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Welcome to the first episode of 2024! Today, I'm interviewing Kristi Paulson, a partner at Behnisch Architekten, about their mission to promote sustainability in architecture. Behnisch was founded in Stuttgart, Germany, in 1989 and expanded to Los Angeles in 1999. They are known for pushing the boundaries of design and incorporating sustainability,…
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Today, I had the pleasure of talking about one of the most unique and special aspects of Los Angeles – the food. Joining me in the conversation is David Kuo, the founder of Fatty Mart, and Catherine Johnson, the architect behind the project and Founding Partner of the firm Design, Bitches. This episode is truly a testament to how talented people ca…
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In this episode I am joined by Mark Zajdzinski AIA, DBIA, a Principal at SmithGroup, to discuss the award-winning California Institute of Technology's Chen Neuroscience Research Building in Pasadena. The building is on the corner of Wilson and Del Mar and serves as an administrative hub for the Division of Biology and Bioengineering with research d…
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Today, I'm joined by Patricia Rhee, FAIA, DBIA, a partner at Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney Architects (EYRC), to discuss The Culver Steps project. The once underutilized triangular site in Culver City was transformed into an open-air gathering place for the community with fully leased creative office and retail space. In our conversation, we dive into …
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As Angelenos, we're all too familiar with the challenges of navigating the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). But, with the LAX Airport Metro Connector Project, we are set to experience a game-changing transformation in how people travel to and from one of the world's busiest airports. In this episode, I'm joined by Andrew Byrne, the managing…
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In this episode, I’m joined by Haley Nelson, Design Principal at HGA, to discuss her recent collaboration with Vallarta Supermarkets on their new headquarters space. Vallarta is a family-owned Latin American grocery store chain with a significant presence in Southern California. After immigrating from Mexico to the US in the 1960s, the Gonzalez bro…
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The population of Southern California surged by 52% in the 1940s and 1950s, prompting the initiation of the Huntington Beach energy project in response to the region's increasing energy demands. Fast forward to 2020, my guest Sean Madden's company, SPM Design, had the incredible opportunity to transform the power plant into a work of art. This mass…
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I've always been fascinated by the transformative power of lighting in architecture. Lighting can change the mood and feel of a space, yet it's often an under-appreciated element in design. Today, I'm joined by Brian Orter, a renowned lighting designer and the founder of Brian Orter Lighting Design (BOLD). Brian shares his passion for storytelling …
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I sat down with Shawn Gehle and Christian Robert, Co-Founders and Principals of Office Untitled or "OU," to discuss the inner workings of their growing company and their exciting 6000 Hollywood development project. I've collaborated with Shawn and Christian since 2020 and can attest to their commitment to collaboration and taking on diverse project…
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In this episode, Ryan Lovett, the Head of Design for the Americas at Lendlease, joins me to discuss his project at 3401 South La Cienega. The project showcases the exciting potential for future development at the intersection of urbanism and architecture. We dive into Ryan’s background in architecture, the key individuals that inspired him along th…
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Today, I'm joined by James Woolum, partner at ZGF Architects and Fellow of the AIA, to discuss the design of the California State LA Student Services Building. This design encapsulates the core values of sustainability, community, and accessibility, which will leave you optimistic about the potential of architecture to shape a better world. Through…
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Tune into Building LA every week, hosted by me, Sam Pepper. In each episode, I will interview the developers, architects, and decision-makers behind impactful projects. Our distinguished guests will share the specific challenges they overcame to realize a project, and lessons learned from all phases of the acquisition, entitlements, permitting, des…
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We got TWO moms back in the studio for this one! Join us as we discuss A Christmas Story 2, A Christmas Story Christmas, Christmas with the Kranks, Eloise at Christmastime, and more! Thanks as always to Esquared for the podcast art, and to Tech and James of Death's Dynamic Shroud for lending us their music! The show no longer has a Twitter account …
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This time around we talk about some spoooky stuff, even though I missed getting this out on time for Halloween. I've already forgotten what we go on about in the beginning, except for like, Fear Street 1994. But eventually we get to the meet: 1992's Candyman and 2021's...Candyman. One good. One bad. One cameo appearance from Brooke. One running gag…
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This classic 10th episode was originally posted on 3/26/2016 with the following description: In this insane DOUBLE-DIGIT episode, we look at David Twohy's "The Chronicles of Riddick" and Sion Sono's "Love Exposure". This episode is a weird one, and it's absolute gold. NSFW, Spoilers! Follow us on Twitter @GBUpodcast! You can rate and review us on i…
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Our first ever podcast crossover! Join Brooke and Brian, with special guest Mike from the Something Awesome Podcast, to reach for the deepest cut of all, skate shop classic Haggard: The Movie, written, directed by, and starring Bam Margera. It was a different time altogether, and you're going to hear all about who who we were back then. You can fol…
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The second (apparently) episode of this year, wherein Adam and I discuss The Kindergarten Teacher, touch lightly upon River of Fundament, get canceled for mentioning video essay What if JK Rowling Is Right About Everything?, and ultimately discuss the new David Cronenberg film, Crimes of the Future, starring Viggo Mortensen, Léa Seydoux, and Kriste…
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Jon, Brooke and Adam join Brian to discuss a regular smorgasbord of films, including Spider-Man: No Way Home, The Green Knight, The Lighthouse, Licorice Pizza, Boogie Nights, and more in this helplessly directionless episode. Audio troubles persist, but a good time will be had by all. Try to guess which host is on drugs during the recording! You ca…
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After Brooke and I tried and failed to record a show on Encanto, I'm happy to be back with your annual Christmas last-ditch effort, featuring my mothers. We discuss Prancer, as well as muse about other Christmas classics and the fact there is no accounting for taste. Plus, hear stories about the times the police were summoned to our home when I was…
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We have another episode that is less concerned with movies than it is concerned with being living, unscripted ART. Bear with us. This time around we manage to pretend to talk about 1977's Suspiria, original zombie flick Night of the Living Dead, modern classic The Descent, some shit Adam watched called Border and St. Maud, childhood cash-in Fear St…
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The most interesting thing about this episode was supposed to be Emily's on-air debut, but things got much more interesting when Brooke came home and Adam confronted her about their social relationship. On the face of it this is supposed to be a Halloween episode, but, you know. Eh. We touch briefly on some movies of wildly varying quality, like Th…
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All right, Eva fans, I said "19th Angel" when you must know I meant "the Angel from the 19th episode of the original show". Got it? Here's one way out of Left Field: I watched three whole Star Trek movies. In particular, we're here to talk about The Voyage Home, which was great; we also touch on the new Rebuild of Evangelion films a little bit, as …
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Quick note: I mixed up Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas with Fireproof starring Kirk Cameron. Besides a discussion of Adam's ever-evolving sexual identity, my mother's first-ever podcast cameo, and a brand new segment called Brian, Why? we also talk about predictably bad film Escape Room: Tournament of Champions, directed, apparently, by one-time gr…
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I had to bring in the Dayton Upstairs Auxiliary Recording Team for this one. Imported those guys from way out of town to talk about Simon McQuoid's new take on Mortal Kombat. You can follow the show on Twitter @GBUpodcast and visit the website at http://candidpodcast.com/ for show notes and more extra content. If you tweet us or e-mail me at Brian@…
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Just a little something to tide you over and prove the Dayton Upstairs Recording Studio hasn't been condemned. Yet. You can follow the show on Twitter @GBUpodcast and visit the website at http://candidpodcast.com/ for show notes and more extra content. If you tweet us or e-mail me at Brian@candidpodcast.com, we may respond to your comments on the s…
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This was easily the most editing I ever had to do to a podcast! Yikes! We also barely even scratched the surface of End of Evangelion, so expect this mini-series to go on longer than it was originally pitched to. Thanks to Julie, Kevin and podcast art creator Eric for being on the show this time, and look forward to more Eva content in the future. …
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The only tradition in my life is the annual GBU Christmas Miracle, so get ready for a COVID-flavored one to send out this shitty year! We touch on A Christmas Story 2, Tokyo Godfathers, Jingle All the Way, Jingle All the Way 2, Almost Christmas, Jingle Jangle, Happiest Season, This Christmas, Charlie Brown Christmas, It's a Wonderful Life, A Very B…
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Well, here's something new! A full-length episode look at a TV show! This time, I invite on two new guest hosts, Julie and Kevin, to get philosophical with the thinking boy's robot cartoon, Neon Genesis Evangelion! This is the beginning of a journey that should take us all the way to Rebuild of Evangelion 3.0+1.0: Thrice Upon a Time. You can follow…
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CW: While neither we nor the clips involved in this episode directly describe the details of the accusation against Woody Allen, I would be remiss if I didn't warn listeners that the first half of this episode is dealing with the subject of sexual abuse. If that is a concern, one may want to skip the opening 2 minutes of the show. This wound up bei…
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In a first for the show, former co-host Adam returns to discuss the falling out which nearly ended the show, and the reconciliation 3 years later. Listeners may finally get some answers to that situation, and an honest dissection of two big egos. I'll have an absolute barrage of new episodes coming out over the coming days and weeks. You can follow…
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Satoshi Kon's legendary 1997 suspense film Perfect Blue. Is it...PERFECT?! You can follow the show on Twitter @GBUpodcast and visit the website at http://candidpodcast.com/ for show notes and more extra content. If you tweet us or e-mail me at Brian@candidpodcast.com, we may respond to your comments on the show! As always, we also want to thank Tec…
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I misspoke in this one and said that I had published a GBU Classic Spooktacular episode, but I guess I never did. So here's the first one in years! We get some horror catching-up done, and then talk about the first of two movies we're covering for a special listener. We'll talk about his second chosen film, Perfect Blue, a few days from now. Auditi…
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We'll have some spooky new content coming out in October. For now, though, here is one from the archives! Season 1, Episode 17. This episode of GBU originally aired on 28 March 2017. Original Episode Description: Well, I did it again. To wit: Keegan* Michael Key and Mike* Birbiglia. We've got a great episode about a great movie this time, with Gabr…
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Wow. It's amazing what you can't do when you're sad about the apocalypse walking all over you. We hope you've been well. We'll try to get some more content out soon. You can follow the show on Twitter @GBUpodcast and visit the website at http://candidpodcast.com/ for show notes and more extra content. If you tweet us or e-mail me at Brian@candidpod…
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This week we touch, briefly, on two Masaaki Yuasa films, Ride Your Wave and Night Is Short, Walk On, Girl, before getting into the main course, Sanic the Hingehog. You can follow the show on Twitter @GBUpodcast and visit the website at http://candidpodcast.com/ for show notes and more extra content. If you tweet us or e-mail me at Brian@candidpodca…
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We catch up on lots of things, like 1917, Parasite, a box of wine, Knives Out, and more! You can follow the show on Twitter @GBUpodcast and visit the website at http://candidpodcast.com/ for show notes and more extra content. If you tweet us or e-mail me at Brian@candidpodcast.com, we may respond to your comments on the show! As always, we also wan…
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You can follow the show on Twitter @GBUpodcast and visit the website at http://candidpodcast.com/ for show notes and more extra content. If you tweet us or e-mail me at Brian@candidpodcast.com, we may respond to your comments on the show! As always, we also want to thank Tech Honors and James Webster of Death's Dynamic Shroud for lending us their m…
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NSFW! Spoilers! We watched the new movie about Fred Rogers. Is it good? Can it hold a candle to the documentary, Won't You Be My Neighbor? No technical troubles to report, for once. If all goes according to plan, this episode will be posted with some Christmasy episode art, because we're in the season of good vibes and festivities. Thanks to Esquar…
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