Adrian Ramsey joins Adam Wagoner to explore their shared passion for design and storytelling. Adrian shares his journey from New Zealand to Australia, highlighting his transition from the clothing industry to building design and hosting the TV show, "Dream Homes Revealed Australia." They discuss the importance of names, meaningful branding, and Adrian's unique concept of "land whispering" in sustainable architecture.

Evelyn Lee, 2025 National AIA President and founder of the Practice of Architecture, joins host Adam Wagoner to discuss redefining architectural practice through the intersection of design, business, and technology. Evelyn shares her unique career journey from architecture to business school and tech companies like Slack, before establishing Practice of Architecture. She explores the concept of portfolio careers, pro bono work, and her innovative strategies for the future of architectural practice.

Julie Snow FAIA Principal and architect at Snow Kreilich Architects joins Adam Wagoner for a compelling discussion about the intricacies of architectural practice. She is an acclaimed voice for modern architecture and her work has earned her firm national recognition including the 2018 AIA National Firm Award. Julie has held teaching positions in architecture at Harvard, the University of Southern California, and the University of Minnesota. She emphasizes the importance of small ideas and process of refinement, sharing insights from her extensive experience, which includes projects like City Park Stadium in St. Louis, Missouri. She reflects on her career journey, including early influences, pivotal projects like an urban soccer stadium, working with visionary clients across the globe and offers a thoughtful look at how architecture can transform everyday experiences and environments.

Live from AIA Colorado Design + Practice Conference in Keystone, CO -- Join Adam Wagoner as he sits down with Anne Mooney FAIA, Principal and Architect of Sparano + Mooney Architecture to discuss the role of architecture in shaping communities. They explore the decision to concentrate on regional projects, the challenges of balancing creativity with business needs, and the evolving nature of architectural practice and education. Anne shares insights from her experiences studying at Columbia and teaching architecture plus her work on projects ranging from private residences to community centers.

Live from AIA Colorado Design + Practice Conference in Keystone, CO -- Join Sarah Broughton with Adam Wagoner, Steve Scribner, Maura Trumble, Ken Andrews, and Linnaea Stuart, a panel featuring architect and firm award winners, to explore the intricacies of leadership in architecture. Discover key insights on building trust, evolving business strategies, and adapting mentoring practices in a changing industry. This episode offers a valuable discussion on managing work-life balance, the challenges of remote work, and the significance of peer networks and mentorship. A must-listen for industry professionals seeking to understand how these leaders are shaping the future of architecture.

Recorded live at the University of Colorado, Denver College of Architecture and Planning, located in the heart of downtown Denver, Thomas Phifer, founder of Thomas Phifer and Partners, joins Adam Wagoner on the show to discuss the essence of architecture, the balance between client needs and creative expression. During his journey from the Clemson University School of Architecture in South Carolina to becoming a renowned architect, Tom has carved a noteworthy career in the field of architecture. Before founding his own firm, he worked with esteemed architects like Richard Meier and Charles Gwathmey. His firm is celebrated for its projects like the Glenstone Museum and the Warsaw Art Museum. The conversation explores the importance of mentorship and pivotal experiences abroad, insights on the role of light, community, and design in shaping human experiences.

In collaboration with Month of Modern, Daniel Koehler and Clay Odom, professors from the University of Texas join host Adam Wagoner on the show to discuss the transformative impact of AI on architecture. Recorded live in downtown Boulder, this event featured a panel discussion with an audience of architects and enthusiasts to explore how AI is redefining the traditional architecture industry through innovative technologies and new design possibilities. Daniel and Clay recently collaborated on a major exhibition that explores the impact of artificial intelligence on architectural design. The conversation centers around the integration of AI in architectural education, the democratization of design tools, and the implications of AI on construction processes.

John Ike, a partner of Ike Baker Felton, joins host, Adam Wagoner In this episode, recorded live at the inspiring Adorn space in downtown Denver. John Ike is a distinguished architect known for his eclectic architectural designs rooted in historical influences. He shares his journey from Cincinnati to Columbia University, his experiences working with influential figures like Robert A.M. Stern, and his contributions to postmodern architecture. The discussion also dives into the process behind projects, such as an impressive shingled house on Long Island, showcasing the collaborative efforts between architects and builders.

Vishaan Chakrabarti, founder of PAU (Practice for Architecture and Urbanism) joins host and the AIA Colorado Architect of the Year, Adam Wagoner on the show to discuss his journey from Calcutta to becoming a prominent figure in architecture and urbanism. Vishaan reflects on his diverse education, spanning engineering, art history, and architecture, and shares insights from working at SOM and teaching at Columbia. He elaborates on his philosophy of critical regionalism and his firm's mission-driven projects like The Refinery at Domino. With a focus on the relevance of architecture in tackling global issues, he also highlights the challenges and rewards of navigating this complex profession.

Ted Schultz of Theodore Schultz, Architect joins host Adam on the show to discuss his unique and intuitive approach to architecture, likening his work philosophy to the way he makes soups on a Sunday. His professional journey led him from Florida to a transformative stint in St. Croix, where he established his own firm (specializing in vacation homes) and honed his architectural practice. On this episode, Ted shares stories about his roots in Denver, growing up in a household anchored in creativity, how he was influenced to pursue an architectural engineering degree at CU, insights about his "club house" of architects (Pendula Architecture Collaborative) plus the transformative impact of technology on traditional workflows and communication in the architectural field.

Morgan Law and Steve Scribner of Shape Architecture join host, Adam Wagoner on the show to discuss their unique approach to sustainability including Passive House and Net Zero concepts. The two delve into their personal and professional journeys sharing their unique paths from construction to architecture, On this episode, we unpack Steve's early career in the architectural world, Morgan's cross-country job hunt during a recession, to designing and constructing buildings across continents.

Harvey Hine, founder of HMH Architecture + Interiors, joins Adam on the show to discuss his unique journey in the field of architecture. Harvey shares his experiences growing up in Vienna, Austria, and how it influenced his love for exploration and skateboarding. He discusses the challenges he faced when transitioning back to the United States and his decision to pursue a career in architecture. Harvey talks about his time at Harvard Graduate School of Design and how went on to work for Bill Muchow, a renowned architect in Denver. He then launched his own architecture firm and has been running it successfully for over 35 years. He emphasizes the importance of intuition in architecture and shares his thoughts on the role of artificial intelligence in the industry.

n this special live podcast event, David Tryba, founder and architect of Tryba Architects joins host Adam Wagoner in the Colorado Room at the History Colorado Center which was designed by David and his team. Other notable project from Tryba Architects include The Buell Media Public Media Center, Union Station, The Botanical Gardens amoung others. David & Adam explore themes of contextual architecture, adaptive reuse, the impact of urban design on community building.and resilience in the architectural profession. David reveals the formative experiences that shaped his architectural philosophy, including his childhood, education, varied job roles, and the challenges faced in a fluctuating economy.

Marlon and Meryati Blackwell, of Marlon Blackwell Architects joins Adam Wagner on the show as he discovers how Marlon's global journey and deep southern roots shape his architectural voice, and explore Meryati's transformative experiences from leaving Malaysia for college in Miami to working in London. Delve into their design philosophy, which blends local context with innovative form. Plus the conversation uncovers insights from their presentations at the 2024 AIA Colorado Practice and Design Conference.

Mike Piché, Rebekah Wagoner, Tana Anderson, and Michael M. Moore join the show for a live panel discussion at the University of Colorado Boulder’s School of Environmental Design.

Adam Harding, @rothsheppardarchitects, Joseph Montalbano, @studiotrope, Nicole Nathan, @jnsarchitecture, and Rebecca Stone, @ozarchitecture, join the show for a live interview at the School of Environmental Design at University of Colorado Boulder.

Alex Gore, Co-Founder of F9 Productions and Inside the Firm Podcast, joins the show.

E.J. Meade, Principal at Arch11, joins the show to talk about how his car broke down in Boulder, and he never left.

Marc Swackhamer, the Chair of Architecture at the University of Colorado Denver and co-founder of HouMinn Practice joins the show