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This Beyond Interior Design episode highlights the importance of incorporating nature, natural elements, sustainability, and personal values into interior design. We’ll talk about creating spaces that are visually appealing, emotionally satisfying, and environmentally conscious.

1. What is biophilic design?
2. Why should we use biophilic design?
3. What are the effects of biophilic design?
4. How can biophilic design be incorporated into interior spaces?
5. How do you talk about biophilic interior design with your clients?
6. What are the main benefits of biophilic design principles into your projects?
7. How can biophilic design enhance the overall well-being and productivity?
8. How can biophilic design help with a more sustainable interior environment?
9. How does biophilic design enhance the aesthetics and visual appeal of a space? 
10. How can interior designers leverage this aspect in their projects?

More about this: http://instituteofinteriorimpact.com/biophilic/

Go to: beyondinteriordesign.CLUB

In this episode, registered nutritionist Lianne Phillipson joins Nick and Roy with useful food information. Also does your tongue have the ability to smell? And why in the world would anyone want to own a pair of vibrating jeans? Listen, laugh, and learn!

American canna-food culture has gone way beyond the pot brownies of the past; now we can wake up to sinsemilla-syrup on our pancakes, dress our salads with pot-infused oil, and even sprinkle a little THC on our ice cream sundaes. Not to mention the option of attending three-course marijuana-infused meals. Making marijuana edibles is no longer about melting your stash in some butter and hoping for the best!

In this tasty episode, host Brit Smith talks to cannabis chef Lianne Whalen, who heads an all-female staff in the kitchen of Cultivate; the first marijuana dispensary to sell to recreational customers on the East Coast.

Find out more about Different Leaf the magazine at DifferentLeaf.com, and follow us on social media @DifferentLeaf and @BritTheBritish

Jess Creighton is joined by former England internationals Rachel Yankey, Lianne Sanderson and Sue Smith to discuss racism within football. Chelsea's Millie Bright also joins to discuss winning the WSL and the decision to end the season early.

My guest in this episode is Lianne Campbell, host of the podcast “Gutted”. She has healed naturally from psoriasis with her own natural healing practice and has gained crucial skills and insight on her journey. 

She is a leading researcher in the realm of the Diet -> Microbiome -> Skin connection. Our Gut Microbiome is the collective genome of the community of trillions of microscopic critters that keep us well and balance our immune responses. I feel this microscopic community is the key mechanism in healing from psoriasis and all other chronic ailments while reaching new levels of vitality.

Lianne and I have been Warrior Friends from afar for six years. She is courageous, brilliant and empathetic. Her honor is boundless. A true warrior. I cannot wait to meet her in person and give her a huge bear hug!

To walk with Lianne on the trail she is blazing, follow her on twitter @health_fuel, visit her website fuelforhealth.co.uk and subscribe to her podcast, “Gutted” on iTunes.

This is our origin story. We share our experience of healing rom psoriasis around the campfire in this legendary “dualcast” that you are going to benefit from immensely. Take a deep breathe, sip on some water, open your mind and let us begin.

Do you love my show and is it helping you heal naturally? Consider making a contribution of any amount through my Patreon page here. This helps me keep my podcast, support groups, pages, research and outreach going! 

As the Premier League prepares to introduce VAR, Sky Sports News Chief Reporter Bryan Swanson is joined by former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher and Sky Sports News reporter Jess Creighton to discuss how this will affect England's top-flight. Former England international Lianne Sanderson expresses her concerns about the system following this summer's Women's World Cup, while legendary rugby union referee Nigel Owens explains what football and VAR can learn from how rugby utilises their Television Match Official (TMO).

Olde to the Book Backpack: Lord Of The Isles - Ultraviolet Situation - Yaz Röyksopp Robyn Monument Train - Play That Song Nicholas Van Orton- Flamas Infected Mushroom - Riders on the Storm Jessie Ware - Champagne Kisses Lianne La Havas Forget Fred Everything & Hollis P Monroe - Jessie's Couch Tantsui - Planet of the Apes (M.A.N.D.Y.) Rogier- Force (Franco Tejedor Remix) LNTG - Thats a Groove (Funkin for Jamaica) Ummet Ozcan - Don't Stop Kiko - Dave Davis (Ft. Phoebe) - Living In Space (Olivier Giacomotto Remix) Sam Scheme - Snow Cover (LoQuai Remix) Bjork - 5 Years (Clubber Remix) Corrie.Apartment Alfa Mist Jon Hopkins - Elegiac

Happy end of April, listeners! I hope Spring is springing all up in your corner of planet Earth and bringing you much joy for the outdoors. While out, I hope your headphones and mobile devices are tuned into our latest episode where we celebrate some really groovy women who have contributed to the horror community through non-fiction prose. Hannah and Ashlee jump right into their [read]trospective of Carol J. Clover's Men Women and Chainsaws: Gender In The Modern Horror Film first by uniquely describing how the book came to their knowledge and second, a briefer on their favorite sections. Shout out to the folks who responded to our Facebook and Twitter question about what were some of your favorite non-fiction horror by or about women: Chelsey Burdon recommends Axelle Carolyn's It Lives Again!: Horror Movies In The New Millenium. Alexandra West point us to The Dread of Difference: Gender and the Horror Film. Andrew N. Shearer is hip to Renegade Sisters: Girl Gangs on Film by Bev Zalcock. (Mae West may have been a part of a girl gang. It was a lecture Ashlee heard many moons ago!) Eileen Winslow is all about Mary Roach's Stiff: The Curious Lives Of Human Cadavers. Rachel Hoover tips her hat to Chicago Haunts: Ghostly Lore of the Windy City by Ursula Bielski. Melanie Light (@MisartessMel) says 'yea!' to Kathy The Cannibal by Sandra Lee. In addition, give Isabel Pinedo's Recreational Terror: Women and the Pleasures of Horror Film Viewing, Barbara Creed's The Monstrous-Feminine: Film, Feminism, Psychoanalysis, and Rape-Revenge Films: A Critical Study by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas a spin if you haven't already. Journalist, vlogger, and jill of many trades Lianne Spiderbaby reads from and talks about her upcoming book, Grindhouse Girls: Cinema's Hardest Working Women while having a general conversation about her professional pursuits. Thank you, Lianne! We hope to get listeners as excited about your book as Hannah and Ashlee are! Links can be found at: wihmpodcast.blogspot.com

Jacob Banks - Kids on the corner Cody Chesnutt - Till I met thee Jose James - Sword and gun fr. Hindi Zahra Allen Stone - Sleep Alice Rusell - Heartbreaker Shea - Where did you go? Luke James - Love Chile Marz Lovejoy - Dolo Ro James - Pledge Allegiance Jose James - Come to my door Lianne La Havas - Elusive Jose James - Trouble Laura Mvula - Green garden The Foreign Exchange - All the kises ft. Amber & Paris Strother (Ahmed Sirour mix) Jamie Lidell - You naked Amalia & Onra - Lovestruck Shakka - Sooner or later AlunaGeorge - Attracting Flies

Do you feel like you don't belong in your work situation? Do you struggle with identifying your strengths? Does your job title define your? How's that for some light questions with your Monday morning coffee? This week's podcast is with Steve Maich and Lianne George, authors of The Ego Boom - Why the world really does revolve around you. I found their book provided interesting research and insight about why we struggle with finding the right fit in our personal and professional lives. The paradox is the world has never seemed more about us, yet many are lonely, unsatisfied, and not sure of their identity and place in this world. There are all kind companies providing products and services that are addressing the issue of identity. (Face)book (You)Tube Oprah America's Got Talent Starbucks Amazon Personal Blogs and the newest kid on the block Twitter. The answer lies with knowing, accepting and being true to our own identity. Not allowing a brands, companies, or even job titles to define. You. The benefit. Authenticity. Take that Mastercard! Sit back relax and Learn! length 28mins

Do you feel like you don't belong in your work situation? Do you struggle with identifying your strengths? Does your job title define your? How's that for some light questions with your Monday morning coffee? This week's podcast is with Steve Maich and Lianne George, authors of The Ego Boom - Why the world really does revolve around you. I found their book provided interesting research and insight about why we struggle with finding the right fit in our personal and professional lives. The paradox is the world has never seemed more about us, yet many are lonely, unsatisfied, and not sure of their identity and place in this world. There are all kind companies providing products and services that are addressing the issue of identity. (Face)book (You)Tube Oprah America's Got Talent Starbucks Amazon Personal Blogs and the newest kid on the block Twitter. The answer lies with knowing, accepting and being true to our own identity. Not allowing a brands, companies, or even job titles to define. You. The benefit. Authenticity. Take that Mastercard! Sit back relax and Learn! length 28mins