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Damn Good Interior Designer
Cheryl Kees Clendenon and Liz Lapan
The Terrible Creative
Patrick Fore
Preppy Podcast
Patricia Mae Olson
The Paul Leslie Hour
Paul Leslie
Grasshopper Notes Podcast
John Morgan
Food Friends: Home Cooking Made Easy
Food Friends
Don't Eat Poop! A Food Safety Podcast
Food Safety Specialists: Matthew Regusci and Francine L Shaw
Mom, What's For Dinner?
Jen Belanger MS RD LDN and Izzy Wilson
Overdrive Radio
Kaine Legacy Studios
Suffer Not
Old Parasol Productions
Up North Report
KAXE / KBXE News
DTFae
DTFae Podcast
The Biggest Table
Andrew Camp | Lumivoz
Fill Me In: An Aesthetics Podcast
Jon LeSuer NP-C, Nicole Bauer FNP-BC, Joseph Ginexi
The Restaurant Guys
The Restaurant Guys
Booked All Night
Booked All Night
The Trained Musician™
Robert Bosworth
James Allen Daily Lectures
James Allen
Daily Short Stories - Ghost and Horror Stories
Sol Good Network
Children's Stories - Daily Short Stories
Sol Good Network
Stories - Children
Sol Good Network
Children's Stories
Sol Good Network
Science Fiction - Daily Short Stories
Sol Good Network
Daily Short Stories - Mystery & Suspense
Sol Good Network
Stories - Scary
Sol Good Network
Merry Christmas! - Daily Christmas Stories
Sol Good Network
Christmas Stories
Sol Good Network
Stories - Science Fiction
Sol Good Network
Daily Science Fiction Stories
solgoodmedia.com
Daily Ghost and Horror Stories
solgoodmedia.com
Daily Children's Stories
solgoodmedia.com
SciFi Cast
solgoodmedia.com
Daily Jane Austen
Jane Austen
Amos N Andy Daily
Correll & Gosden
Amos N Andy Radio
Correll & Gosden
Yours Truly Johnny Dollar Radio
CBS Radio
Mind Webs Radio
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Arts
Cheryl Kees Clendenon and Liz Lapan
Price is one of the first questions designers hear, but it is often the wrong conversation to lead with. Cheryl explains why posting big budget numbers and focusing on square-foot pricing can create the wrong expectation...
Retail is one of the most misunderstood business models in the design industry.In this episode, Cheryl sits down with designer Ryan Williams of Artisan Design Studio to talk about the realities of adding retail to a desi...
Visibility matters, but posting yourself in your bath robe is not the same thing as building authority and for designers this can backfire fast.Because design is not an impulse buy. Clients are not hiring you for constan...
Cabinetry may be one of the biggest money opportunities hiding in plain sight for interior designers, but it is not for the faint of heart.In this episode, Cheryl sits down with Brooke Eversoll of Bee Studios Design to t...
Our Asked and Answered segments have done so well we also noticed a common theme scrolling through social media that needed its own segment - introducing 'Designer Drama: Is it the client or is it us?'! These episodes wi...
AI can generate ideas in seconds. That’s not the threat.In this episode, Cheryl gets straight to it—designers are no longer being hired for ideas but for their judgment. This means knowing what works, what doesn’t, and w...
Listen to our TOP episode of Season 3! Kitchen and bath design must be treated — and priced — as the high-level specialty it is. These are not "just another room" — instead, they are some of the most complex, high-stakes...
When construction bids come back higher than expected, it can stop a project in its tracks and shake a client’s confidence fast. Cheryl and Liz discuss exactly how to handle that moment without losing the project's momen...
Designers think their pricing problem is the number, but the real issue is how that number is positioned. In this episode, Cheryl breaks down why client pushback isn’t about being too expensive but introducing pricing be...
Industry events are not vacations, designers can utilize these trips to create relationships with vendors. In this episode, Cheryl speaks LIVE from KBIS and sits down with special guest, Veronika Miller, to break down ho...
If you sell product, you should be asking.In this episode, Cheryl and Liz discuss how to build vendor relationships that actually improve your margin with better pricing, extra percentages, showroom discounts, and free s...
Hiring is one of the most expensive lessons a design firm will ever lear and it’s rarely because the person was “bad.” In this episode, Cheryl and Liz unpack the real reason team hires go sideways: confusing likability w...
Window treatments are often treated as a finishing touch, but that mindset is what keeps them from being profitable. In this Asked & Answered episode, Liz is going solo this week and walks you through the key decisions t...
Refining your design IQ with furniture means understanding how details like orientation, cushion construction, and intended use impact the final outcome. Cheryl and Liz break down the real-world furniture mistakes design...
Your workspace is not neutral. It either supports your growth or quietly works against it. In this episode, Cheryl and Liz talk about the emotional, creative, and business implications of where designers work, how stayin...
Clients don’t know what they need until you show them—and when you don’t engage that conversation, you leave both value and profit behind. Designers often miss additional profit opportunities inside projects where they a...
Most project problems don’t start on the job site. They start much earlier, when assumptions are made, roles aren’t defined, and everyone thinks someone else is handling it. In this episode, Cheryl and Liz talk through w...
It is always a treat when you hire people you genuinely like until you realize you now have to train them while juggling active projects, client demands, and the never-ending to-do list already sitting on your desk. Cher...
The confusion you accidentally create long before the proposal ever hits your clients inbox is the real reason clients hesitate. Your price is not the problem. You can unintentionally create confusion through discovery c...
Every designer has run into this situation before—the panic of too many projects, too little time, and clients who “need it done now.” Your timelines aren’t the enemy; but poor planning is. When you managed your schedule...
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