What We Can Learn From Our Work: Liam Spradlin, Host of Design Notes

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In this episode, guest host Barbara Eldredge turns the tables, interviewing regular host Liam Spradlin about his own creative journey and reflecting on the themes that unite the first 25 episodes of Design Notes.

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What We Can Learn From Our Work: Liam Spradlin, Host of Design Notes

Design Notes

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published منذ 6 أعوام

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