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On That Note

On That Note

By: Alexis & Haziq
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 Welcome to On That Note. This podcast is for anyone who “dances across disciplines”, whether you're a designer, architect, or simply someone who is passionate about the creative process. In this season, we ask guests who have also “danced across disciplines”, asking them where they are now, how they got there and where they want to go. Whether you're just starting out in your career or you're a seasoned professional, we hope you'll join us on this journey as we explore the ever-evolving landscape of creativity. Find us on Instagram @onthatnote.podAlexis & Haziq Social Sciences
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  • Stephanie Peh; Creativity, writing and stories of the self-made

    Stephanie Peh; Creativity, writing and stories of the self-made
    Jul 9 2023

    Stephanie Peh is a Singaporean writer and producer working independently in the arts & culture space. Her most recent self-published book 'Self-made: Creative Lives in Southeast Asia" is poignant and beautiful, earning a well deserved spot on Monocle Radio. We talked about her journey leading up to this moment, how she learned to become a better listener and the care she places on her readers' time.

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    53 mins
  • Estudio ESSE; Design and make, class and money, and failure as currency

    Estudio ESSE; Design and make, class and money, and failure as currency
    Apr 29 2023

    Estudio ESSE is Europe-based architecture, design and research studio ran by Ecaterina Stefanescu and Sam Eadington. Operating across multiple cities and towns, the studio is concerned with how ideas engage with the world. We had such a fantastic conversation talking about the importance of ‘making’ in creative work, how class and money affects design, and how failure can be used as currency in academia.

    Tune in to understand their views on the responsibilities we have as designers, and how their project in Spain led to multiple encounters with the police!

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    59 mins
  • No-To-Scale*; The NTS attitude, not fitting in, and embracing being the supporting act

    No-To-Scale*; The NTS attitude, not fitting in, and embracing being the supporting act
    Mar 12 2023

    Sam and Nadhrah, the duo behind No-To-Scale* join us for our third episode of Season 2. The conversation stretched over four different time zones but the hour we chatted felt like it passed by in a minute. No-To-Scale* is an art and spatial agency, operating at the intersection of architecture, design, art, culture, politics and technology. We had so much fun talking to them about their journey, how they define their work with intention, and the unexpected joy of creating space for others to shine following their recent show, The Night Journey, which they did in collaboration with SuperCodex and Gangsapura. We also heard about their ambition to break onto the global stage as a practice that operates across multiple disciplines.

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    52 mins
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