Basenotes Perfume Podcast

A discussion of all things olfactory. Latest perfume news, sniffing the latest fragrances and other smell-based wafflings

Rank #1: 3: The Art Perfumes formerly known as Niche.
In the third episode of The Basenotes Podcast our panel discuss the idea of “niche” in perfumery – can we define what is, and what isn’t niche? We also smell the Bacon Candle mentioned in Ep. 1, talk about Frazzles (again), and whether Callum would use it as a ‘bedroom candle’. Plus The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Host: Grant Osborne @grantosborne Panel: Callum Langston-Bolt @CallumBolt Nick Gilbert @nickrgilbert Odette Toilette @odettetoilette Persolaise @persolaise You can find the shownotes for the episode here: http://www.basenotes.net/podcast/3 Links Basenotes.net Basenotes on Twitter

Rank #2: 2: Sad and fleeting, but beautiful.
In the second Basenotes podcast, our panel discuss the idea of sending smells digitally, and the uses and problems that may arise. Would the ability to send a smell be useful? If a scent can be recorded digitally, and resniffed at will, would it lose some of its beauty?  Guests Grant Osborne @grantosborne Lila Das Gupta @OlfactoryEvents Callum Langston-Bolt @CallumBolt Liam Moore @ODOUmag Isabelle Schoelcher @voodoolemon Links The oPhone Newsround Adrian Cheok Glade Plugin Cat Meme Headspace Technology Smell-O-Vision Gravity 3D GIF’s jPod by Douglas Coupland Lena Horne T.S Eliot reads “Journey of the Magi” Life in Scents PodcastPoscast Music is : "Happy Alley" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ More at http://www.basenotes.net/podcast/2

wondAROMA

A series of interviews with perfumers, flavorists, scientists, and other flavor & fragrance industry professionals.

Rank #1: WondAROMA Episode 6 - Dr. Robert Pappas of Essential Oil University.
In this episode, Christine talks to world-renown essential oil expert, Dr. Robert Pappas. Dr Pappas, an analytical chemist with a PhD in Physical Chemisty, is on a mission to educate the general public about the chemistry of essential oils.  He talks about his website ESSENTIAL OIL UNIVERSITY, a 100% free database of essential oil data for hundreds of oils, and other free resources for consumers and professionals alike.

Rank #2: WondAROMA Episode 5 - Clayton Ilolahia & Ingredients Evaluation.
In this episode, Christine has a chat with Australian-based perfumer and blogger Clayton Ilolahia, who is also the ‎Learning & Development Facilitator at Sydney Opera House. Clayton's blog whatmenshouldsmelllike.com encompasses his travels and experiences sampling perfumes around the world.  Christine and Clayton also spend some time evaluating 10 fragrance ingredients from perfumersupplyhouse.com including hedione, timbersilk, shangralide, norlimbanol and several others.

Fume Chat

Fume Chat is the only podcast solely dedicated to the world of fragrance. Hosted by Fragrance Expert & Consultant, Nick Gilbert and Blogger & Writer, Thomas Dunckley, Fume Chat is a weekly podcast that approaches smell and perfume from a unique perspective. Our mission at Fume Chat is to make fragrance entertaining, informative and fun. Let's face it, it's just perfume, so why take it so seriously? We'll be bringing you our favourite new scents as well as battling it out to see who has better taste, not to mention discussion topics, interviews and special guests. All on Fume Chat every Friday. We look forward to sniffing along with you.

Rank #1: S2 EP 9: Deconstructing the Fougère.
Ever wondered what makes a Fougère, well, a Fougère? Heck, have you ever even wonder what the word "Fougère" means? We have the answers! Thomas and Nick discuss the origins of this popular masculine fragrance family, sniff some of its iconic members and cast their noses over the materials that come together to make a Fougère. -- Scents Sniffed (spoilers ahoy): - Jicky by Guerlain - Mouchoir de Monsieur by Guerlain - Aramis by Aramis - Le Mâle by Jean Paul Gaultier - Cool Water by Davidoff --- Insta: @fumechat Twitter: @fumechat Email: hello@fumechat.com Nick: @nickrgilbert Thomas @thecandyperfumeboy

Rank #2: S2 EP 7: Fragrantly Asked Questions (Part One).
This week, Thomas and Nick are taking listener's questions - queries that range from book recommendations to the phenomenon of copycat perfumes. It's an informative one, folks! If you want to ask us a question, drop us a line and we may answer it on a future episode. -- Scents Sniffed (spoilers ahoy): - Rose Smoke by Atelier Cologne - Spice Blend by Dior - Dance Amongst the Lace by Miller Harris - Illusione For Him by Bottega Veneta --- Insta: @fumechat Twitter: @fumechat Email: hello@fumechat.com Nick: @nickrgilbert Thomas @thecandyperfumeboy

American Perfumer

Dave Kern visits with American perfumers to discuss the art of perfume making and the growth of American perfumery in the 21st century.AMERICAN PERFUMER is the first and only shop in the United States exclusively devoted to American Perfume and the people who make it. Check us out at: american-perfumer.com

Rank #1: Episode 3 - Kevin Verspoor.
Dave Kern visits with American Perfumer Kevin Verspoor to discuss his training, career, and what's next.

Rank #2: Episode 4 - Dawn Spencer Hurwitz & Sara Horowitz.
Dave visits with American perfume pioneers Dawn Spencer Hurwitz & Sarah Horowitz to discuss their seminal time together at Essence in Boston from 1989-1994.

Pinot & Perfume

Do you love perfume? How about wine (or any alcohol bevvie)? If you answered "yes" to both of those questions, YOU'RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE. Each week I discuss everything relating to perfume: reviews, news headlines, trends in the industry, and even some educational tidbits (what exactly IS musk, anyway?) - all while sipping on a little sumpin' sumpin'. So come join me, and let's bask in our shared love for everything fragrance!

Rank #1: What the F**k is Musk?.
In this week’s episode, we break down what exactly musk is, talk about Thierry Mugler’s Alien, why Phlur is rocking the online fragrance sales, and I use the word “luxurious” a lot.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Rank #2: Harajuku Lovers Throwback and Wild Bluebells.
Last week's episode up a week late. I'm trying, guys. Anyway, we're talking Jo Malone's Wild Bluebell, recreating Cleopatra's perfume, and discovering an old favorite that is still available for sale. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Perfume Nationalist

The Perfume Nationalist is a cultural commentary podcast hosted by Rupert Birkin and OrtantAper.

Rank #1: The Mall.
In this aural IRL odyssey we penetrate the deepest levels of the #LiveLaughLove lifestyle, go to the mall to smell rare olfactory masterpieces, and conclude with a discussion of Stanley Kubrick at The Cheesecake Factory. With special guest Ayymode. *Headphones highly recommended* To gain access to the full catalog of TPN content please support us at https://gum.co/OvVB

Rank #2: TekWars; or, Virtue Rewarded feat. Kantbot.
Jack and Ortant chat with @KANTBOT20K host of the Tek Wars Fan Network Podcast https://gumroad.com/l/TekWars To gain access to the full catalog of TPN content please support us at https://gum.co/OvVB

Somerset House

Somerset House is London’s working arts centre and home to the UK’s largest creative community including Somerset House Studios. Built on historic foundations, we are situated in the very heart of the capital.

Rank #1: #1 Motherland | Get Up, Stand Up Now .
#1 MotherlandLegendary musician Dennis Bovell, writer Margaret Busby, and photographer Normski come together with Get Up, Stand Up Now exhibition curator Zak Ové and spoken word artist Joshua Idehen to explore the notion of ‘motherland.’ Original music by Dennis Bovell and Gaika, with selected tracks from Trojan Records.Stalag 17 - King Tubby and the Technique Allstars (Trojan Records)After Tonight - Matumbi (Trojan Records)The Shadow of Your Smile - Tommy McCook and the Super Sonics (Trojan Records)Excerpt from Andrea Levy's Small Island  Producer: Femi Oriogun-WilliamsThe series was produced by Reduced Listening and Somerset HouseDennis Bovell        An accomplished multi-instrumentalist, sound engineer, composer and producer, Dennis Bovell has earned himself the reputation of Britain’s reggae maestro. He moved from Barbados to south London at the age of 12 and whilst still at school joined his first band, Road Works Ahead. He later formed the group Matumbi which went on to become Britain’s foremost reggae band, at a time when the genre was spreading from Jamaica to an international audience. Bovell also formed the Dub Band, beginning an enduring partnership with reggae poet Linton Kwesi Johnson which resulted in the production of numerous classic albums. The 1980s saw Bovell in great demand as a producer, working with bands as diverse as The Slits, Chalice, Orange Juice, The Thompson Twins and Bananarama. Bovell has also worked in television and film and continues to record, produce and play music live all over the world.  Margaret Busby OBE, Hon. FRSL, was born in Ghana and educated in the UK. Graduating from London University, she became Britain’s youngest and first Black woman publisher when she co-founded Allison & Busby in 1967, where she was editorial director for 20 years. Subsequently pursuing a career as editor, broadcaster and critic, she has contributed to many publications, written drama for radio and the stage, served as a judge for prestigious literary competitions, and campaigned for diversity in publishing since the 1980s. She compiled the ground-breaking international anthology Daughters of Africa (1992), and 2019’s follow-up, New Daughters of Africa (Myriad). NormskiNorman ‘Normski’ Anderson was bought his first camera by his Jamaican mother at an auction when he was nine years old. His interest in photography was partly inspired by Horace Ové, as he was childhood friends with Ové’s son Zak. Normski was part of the emerging hip hop music scene during the 1980s and his involvement in music culture led him to photograph hip hop artists and fashions for publications like The Face, i-D and Vogue. Normski harnesses his personal sensibilities to capture exquisite detail and memories that might have otherwise gone unnoticed. He also created publicity photographs for the musicians themselves. He has also worked as a DJ and television presenter. GET UP, STAND UP NOWGENERATIONS OF BLACK CREATIVE PIONEERS12 Jun – 15 Sep 2019A major new exhibition celebrating the past 50 years of Black creativity in Britain and beyond.Beginning with the radical Black filmmaker Horace Ové and his dynamic circle of Windrush generation creative peers and extending to today’s brilliant young Black talent globally, a group of around 100 interdisciplinary artists will showcase work together for the first time, exploring Black experience and influence, from the post-war era to the present day.

Rank #2: #2 Dream to Change the World | Get Up, Stand Up Now.
#2 Dream to Change the World How do we imagine a better future? How do we imagine equality and how do we get there?Horace Ové CBE is internationally renowned as one of the leading Black independent filmmakers to emerge in Britain since the post-war period. His 1976 film Pressure is cited in the Guinness Book of Records as the first feature-length film made by a Black British director. Get Up, Stand Up Now curator Zak Ové and Gaylene Gould, British Film Institute (Head of Cinema & Events) are in conversation exploring Pressure, its production and legacy. Artist Sonia Boyce OBE RA discusses her work as an artist and activist starting in the 1980’s with the Black Arts Movement. Spoken word artist Joshua Idehen creatively responds to the themes of activism, change and hope.Zak OvéZak Ové shared his father’s passion for film and photography as he assisted him on films sets from a young age and eventually studied Film at St. Martins School of Art, London. Influenced by Trinidad’s steel pan, Zak became an accomplished percussionist; music and art remained the backbone of his work when he moved to New York, as a Music Video Director, shooting classic videos of that time. Extending his work into advertising Zak directed a range of campaigns and worked with Lee Scratch Perry, whose freedom of creativity left its mark on Zak. Ultimately disillusioned with the commercial world Zak returned to Trinidad to document Carnival and its old-time masquerade which subsequently inspired him to create sculptural artworks.Today Zak’s multi-disciplinary practice focuses on sculpture but still includes film and photography. His work is informed in part through the history and lore carried through the African diaspora to the Caribbean, Britain and beyond, with particular focus on the traditions of masking and masquerade. His artworks explore interplay between old world mythology and what he posits as ‘potential futures’. Using modern materials, and ‘a sound clash of colour’, he blurs the edges between reality and possibility, flesh and spirit. Sonia Boyce OBE RA Sonia Boyce OBE RA is a British African-Caribbean artist who gained prominence with Black Women Artists, as part of the Black British cultural renaissance of the 1980s. Her earlier works examined the issues of race and gender in the media and in daily life through large pastel drawings and photographic collages. Her work has since shifted to include a range of media, from prints and film to drawings, sound, installationand photographs. Boyce has been working closely with other artists since 1990, which often involves improvisation and spontaneous performative actions on the part of her collaborators. She is represented in the permanent collections of Arts Council England and London’s Tate Modern. She is a Professor in Black Art & Design at University of the Arts London and in 2019, Boyce was awarded an OBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List for services to the arts. Music by GAIKA, with selected tracks from Trojan Records: East Of The River Nile - Augustus Pablo Is it Because I'm Black - Ken Boothe  Hang' em High - Richard Ace The Liquidator - The Harry J All Stars Featuring excerpts from Pressure (1976), dir. Horace Ové. Courtesy of the British Film Institute (BFI)Producer: Mae-Li Evans and Joby WaldmanThe series was produced by Reduced Listening and Somerset HouseGET UP, STAND UP NOWGENERATIONS OF BLACK CREATIVE PIONEERS12 Jun – 15 Sep 2019A major new exhibition celebrating the past 50 years of Black creativity in Britain and beyond.Beginning with the radical Black filmmaker Horace Ové and his dynamic circle of Windrush generation creative peers and extending to today’s brilliant young Black talent globally, a group of around 100 interdisciplinary artists will showcase work together for the first time, exploring Black experience and influence, from the post-war era to the present day.

I AM HERETIC PODCAST

I AM HERETIC is a podcast about fragrance, how it's made and the effects is has. Join Heretic's founder, perfumer and creative director, Douglas Little, as he explores this fascinating world and the extraordinary people it has led him to. The conversations are fun and educational, with plenty of surprise guests.

Rank #1: I Am Heretic: Violet Chachki.
Violet Chachki is the very embodiment of the Heretic ethos—a modern-day provocateur and wellspring of glamour, transgression, seduction, and fetishistic desire. Gliding effortlessly between the once segregated spheres of masculine and feminine, Violet represents the essence of modern celebrity, a luminous Lady Liberty unshackled from antiquated conventions and stereotypes. To celebrate the release of our fragrance collaboration 'Dirty Violet', we talk with Violet about scent and of course their journey to becoming the Empress of drag performance.

Rank #2: Knowledge Is Power - Scientist Barbara Paldus Redefines Clean Beauty.
Meet Barbara Paldus, a brilliant scientist, entrepreneur, inventor, engineer, and mother, who ventured into clean beauty after having frustrating experiences finding truthful products for her son's skin condition. Barbara has founded CODEX BEAUTY and invested in like minded brands within the beauty & wellness realm. In this podcast Heretic's founder/perfumer Douglas Little chats with her about her plans to redefine clean beauty with honesty, efficacy, and scientific innovation. 

Beyond Aromatics

The National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy is a member based non-profit association devoted to the holistic integration and education of aromatherapy into a wide range of complementary healthcare practices including self care and home pharmacy. We offer scientific, empirical and current information about aromatherapy and essential oils to the public, practitioners, businesses, product designers, bloggers/writers, educators, healthcare professionals, and the media.

Rank #1: Angela Sidlo & Menopause Success.
We sit down with author, aromatherapist, and regional director (among many other things), Angela Sidlo, to discuss one of her books, "Aromatherapy for Menopause Success." We talk women's health, body empowerment, and the book writing process. Join us to understand your own health or the health of the women in your life you a little bit better.Connect with Angela www.AngelaSidlo.com https://www.facebook.com/angela.sidlo https://www.facebook.com/Menopause-Success-2164921673725782/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/846107975572992/ https://www.instagram.com/menopausesuccesscoach/

Rank #2: Seasonal Wellness With Shanti Dechen.
On this episode of the Beyond Aromatics podcast we interview Shanti Dechen, an experienced alternative medicine practicioner with more than 40 years of personal and professional experience in multiple natural healing modalities. We delve into the topics presented in her book on Harmonized Aromatherapy for Seasonal Wellness which interconnects various aspects of natural healing to support your health throughout the seasons. Stay tuned until the end to hear about a special offer on her course that follows the book into more detail and expands on the various aspects of natural healing.Harmonized Aromatherapy for Seasonal Wellness Course, 25 hoursLink to course: https://www.learnaroma.com/aromatherapy-enrollment/Harmonized-Aromatherapy-for-Seasonal-Wellness-Course-25-hours-p129329043Interested to learn more about the Five Element Healing and Integrative Medicine? https://www.learnaroma.com/aromatherapy-enrollment/Aromatherapy-Level-2-Integrative-Medicine-Five-Element-Healing-Digital-Course-p8162666

Aromatic Wisdom: The Voice of Aromatherapy | Essential Oils | Hydrosols | Natural Health | Healthy Living

Discover The Voice of Aromatherapy and how essential oils can enhance your life through natural health and help to bring you closer to your goal of healthy living.

Rank #1: AWP 003: Ten Essential Oils to Get You Started with Aromatherapy.
Episode 3 is another “Learn with Liz” session in which Liz teaches you about the cornerstone of aromatherapy – essential oils. Three salient points were covered: 1. What is an essential oils 2. Why do we use essential oils? 3. Liz shares a list of the 10 best essential oils to get you started in aromatherapy. For show notes go to: http://aromaticwisdominstitute.com/003/

Rank #2: AWP 023: Best Essential Oils for Menstrual Cramps.
In this week's show, I'mintroducing a new format for the "Ask Liz" segment.Previously, I'd been answeringlistener questions at the end of an episode, but I've decidedinstead to take a listener question and devote an episode to myanswer in order to get deeper on the topic. Today's Ask Liz question comesfrom  Ahsamon from Portland, Oregon who wrote and asked aboutthe best essential oils to address the discomfort of menstrualcramps.    In this episode you willlearn: What causes menstrualcramps Six Essential Oils that will helpwith cramping, pain, inflammation and bad mood Methods of application to helpwith the discomfort during the menstrual cycle Enjoy the podcast! It is mysincere hope that you will feel inspired to explore essential oilsdeeper after listening and learn what is possible for your healthand well-being when you include aromatherapy into yourlife. If you have a question you'd liketo submit to the show, please send an email toliz@aromaticwisdom.com with the words "Ask Liz" in the subjectline. 

Aromatherapy Library - Essential Oil - Science & Art - Uses & Benefits

Join Aromatherapy Library with KG Stiles and learn insider tips and secrets about how to effectively use essential oils for your health and beauty. On the show KG, a Certified Clinical Aromatherapist and accredited and licensed holistic health practitioner since 1980, shares her wisdom from years of practical training and experience. The information shared is for educational purposes only and does not replace your consulting with a qualified health care professional for your health concerns.

Rank #1: Best Skin Care & Anti-aging Oils.
https://www.kgstiles.com FIND OUT how you can solve your health challenges and enhance your beauty with essential oils. On today's show I talk about the best essential oils blends for skincare & anti-aging for all skin types: sensitive, mature and dry to normal. Host KG Stiles, Certified Clinical Aromatherapist and Founder PurePlant Essentials aromatherapy. Please subscribe so you never miss a show.

Rank #2: How Aromatherapy Works!.
https://www.kgstiles.com More and more research and case studies are being recorded, proving the effectiveness of aromatherapy for therapeutic use. The increasing respect that aromatherapy commands from the general public, hospitals, and medical centers around the world speaks for itself, as more and more people benefit from this gentle and subtle, yet highly effective therapy. Essential Oils are Highly Aromatic. Research shows that most of the therapeutic benefits are obtained simply by inhaling the aroma of essential oils. The elements of heat, light, air and moisture activate the release of the scent of essential oils. Your logical brain is not involved in your sense of smell. You actually “feel” aromatic scents.

Barbican Contemporary Music

The Barbican Centre in London features the world's greatest artists in jazz, folk, world, roots, soul, country, contemporary classical and the more experimental ends of rock, pop and electronica. Look out for new episodes every fortnight with exclusive interviews, lots of good music and backstage reports.

Rank #1: The Ecstatic Music of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda.
We catch up with Surya Botofasina, a pianist who grew up in Alice Coltrane’s LA-based Ashram, about his life growing up with Alice and bringing her special brand of spiritual music to the world. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: Japanese Innovators - Episode 1 : Japan Blues/Howard Williams.
In a three part mini-series we take a look into the record collections of three Japanese music enthusiasts, taking a journey of sonic discovery from 1970-2000, exploring the diverse tapestry sounds that have emerged from the country. In episode one Japan Blues aka Howard Williams guides us through some of his favourite tunes from the 1970s including a slice of west-coast inspired Rock by Happy End, a truly Avant-Garde composition by Takehisa Kosugi and much more besides. Tracklist: Minako Yoshida - Machi No BoukeTakehisa Kosugi - Mano-DharmaMasako Togawa - Owari Ga TaisetsuMasabumi Kikuchi - Sunday LunchAyumi Ishida & Tin Pan Alley Family - ‎Watashi JishinYuki Saori - Ikigai Keiko Fuji - Onna No JinseiHappy End - Natsu NandesuYumi Arai - Anata Dake No MonoHideko Fujiwara - Omae Nanka For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Barbican Cinema

From the iconic to the independent, art-house to the award-winning, listen to our incredible archive of ScreenTalks and discussions from the most unique film programme in London

Rank #1: Barbican Film: Brady Corbet / The Childhood of a Leader .
We catch up with the actor Brady Corbet (Mysterious Skin, Funny Games) to talk about his directorial debut, the dramatic story of a young boy who grows up to be a tyrant. The excellent cast includes Liam Cunningham, Berenice Bejo and Stacy Martin, and there’s an astonishing score by the great Scott Walker. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Rank #2: March 2015: The Face of an Angel, Cinderella, Focus Film Festival 2015 and Hip-Hop Matters.
This month, we talk to composer Harry Escott about making music for Michael Winterbottom's The Face of an Angel; introduce Focus Film Festival 2015, programmed for teens; and find out why Hip-Hop Matters with BFI’s Dylan Cave and journalist Emerson Forde. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Quietus Radio

Radio shows curated by The Quietus

Rank #1: Neil Tennant Interview and Q&A.
Neil Tennant joins Michael Bracewell at EartH in Dalston to discuss his new collection of lyrics, ‘One Hundred Lyrics and a Poem’, in front of a sold-out audience. In a wide-ranging conversation they discuss the lyrics that made Pet Shop Boys one of the most successful pop groups in British musical history, with over 50 million records sold over a 13 album and 30 year career. The conversation ranges from the personal to the political as it includes the terrible impact of the AIDS crisis, what makes good pop music, the inspiration gleaned from the former Soviet bloc, and the songs Tennant is most proud of. One Hundred Lyrics and a Poem is out now on Faber.

Rank #2: Show 24 – Matmos.
Recently when Luke and John were in Krakow for Unsound, NTS radio kindly invited them to present their show The Quietus Hour live from the festival. When asked who, among all of the musicians, DJs and producers appearing that week, they would like to interview for the show, Matmos were top of their wish list. Drew Daniel and MC Schmidt are already responsible for one of tQ’s favourite albums of the year in the shape of Ultimate Care II, which came out on Thrill Jockey and is based on the cycle of a washing machine using just samples from their own appliance. But the couple were in Krakow to perform three ‘episodes’ from Robert Ashley’s “opera for TV”, Perfect Lives, which was a clear highlight of the week, in a festival packed to the brim with intelligent and exciting programming. Martin and Drew came in to talk about this fascinating show and kindly tolerated Luke and John’s pork and caffeine-addled gibbering and sub-par line of questioning… and they also brought in a fine selection of musical oddities for your sonic delectation.

Royal Academy of Arts

Subscribe for art and ideas. We host conversations with artists, architects and other leading creatives – and we've just posted podcasts from recent Festival of Ideas. Enjoy.

Rank #1: From Beyoncé to the Barbican: Es Devlin on designing kinetic sets.
Experimental artist and designer Es Devlin provides an insight into her process for creating unique kinetic sculptures for theatre, opera and pop concerts, museums and galleries at the Festival of Ideas. With clients ranging from Beyoncé and Kanye West to the Barbican, Devlin is an expert at creating a stage to enhance any performance.Look out for details of the next Festival of Ideas line-up, coming soon: https://roy.ac/FOI2019

Rank #2: Thomas Heatherwick on problem-solving with architecture.
Designer Thomas Heatherwick speaks to the RA’s Head of Architecture Kate Goodwin at the RA Festival of Ideas, about some of his most celebrated architectural projects, including the Rolling Bridge in London, the 2012 Olympic Cauldron and the newly opened Coal Drops Yard in Kings Cross.Look out for details of the next Festival of Ideas line-up, coming soon: https://roy.ac/FOI2019