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In this – the finale to our podcast series – our host, Marcus Piper, talks broadly with design writer and curator, Stephen Todd, about what they have observed and are observing across many aspects of the Australian design, craft and manufacturing industries and how organisations are supporting this momentum.

In this episode we hear from two designers, experience internationally across two decades – Melbourne's Nick Rennie and Singapore's Jarrod Lim – who discuss the pitfalls and positives of royalty based practice and running production independently.

In this episode we hear from two of the forerunners of the next generation of Australian furniture makers about the contrasts and common issues when it comes to working with tools, technology, designers and of course, timber.

Hardly emerging but still learning – Australian furniture designers, Tom Fereday and Tom Skeehan, discuss their business models, collaboration and transitions to a more sustainable way of practicing in this ever changing climate of design.

In the second of this two part episode, Rupert Oliver, Environmental Specialist and George White, Global Forestry Consultant discuss sustainable choices when it comes to building materials.

In the first of this two part episode, Rupert Oliver, Environmental Specialist and George White, Global Forestry Consultant discuss the outcomes of COP26 and global views on deforestation.

What drives career change in creative industries? Listen into Adam Markowitz and Vivienne Wong discuss their different motivations to become furniture designers. 

There has always been a pioneering spirit in Australia and this is exemplified in a world class design industry . In this episode we let you be the fly on the wall to a recent conversation between two pioneers of Australian design – Adam Goodrum who has designed furniture and objects for local and international brands, and Andrew Carvolth, head of the furniture studio at the internationally acclaimed, Adelaide-based, Jam Factory.