DMTV Milkshake

Kassandra Guzman, founder of Kuu Pottery, makes clever, playful work that mixes classical forms with her super-witty take on modern ceramics.

We chat with Chrissa Amuah, founder of AMWA Designs and the Africa By Design platform, about the importance of inspiring and facilitating the next generation of designers from Africa.

In this DMTV Milkshake, artist Glenyse Thompson shares how she divides her time between her creative work and tending the community relationships that power her work.

On this episode of DMTV Milkshake: Tung Chiang takes us through his journey from advertising to industrial design to ceramics, ultimately landing him at Heath Ceramics as the Clay Studio Director. Tune in to learn more!

In today's episode, interior architect Casey Keasler of Casework reveals what interior designers notice about spaces that other people might not – tune in to find out what that is!

In this episode, artist and designer Nik Bentel chats about the importance of objects, whether it's a beautiful design object or a rock on the beach. Tune in + give it a listen!

On today's episode, New Orleans-based polymath Bradley L. Bowers shares important food for thought for those looking to be creative entrepreneurs.

In 2021 we interviewed 50 artists, designers, and studios about their work, processes, inspiration, and more. Tune in to listen to the top 10 episodes of the year!

In this week's episode, artist B. Robert Moore wants to encourage all artists to think about "that extra layer that you're willing to get to, to be vulnerable, to tell a story that connects the viewer or the collector to more than just the aesthetic."

Mark Grattan, Creative Director and Founder of VIDIVIXI Studio, shares his perspective on safeguarding his creative headspace and the rewards of being a loner.

In this week's episode, we chat with Kate Balsis, creative director at Concrete Collaborative, on the Australian-inspired aesthetics of the concrete manufacturing company and the many purposeful (and beautiful) functions of this industrial material.

In this episode, we chat with Joseph Guerra of Guerra Office, an industrial design practice in New York, about designing (and redesigning) commonplace objects that elevate your previous experience with them.