Phillip Jeffries's guest appearances

Phillip Jeffries

Business of Home Podcast

The Anti-Architect Podcast

Thoughts on Design - featuring Kim Carroll Interiors

The Farm Podcast Mach II

Alex Tsakiris

John Brisson

Jerry Maguire

David Sutherland

Herman Miller

Miguel Conner

Brad Hargreaves

Mariam Naficy

Nina Campbell

Brian McCarthy

Bunny Williams

Amanda Lindroth

Alexa Hampton

Nicole Gibbons

Ben Soleimani

OwlTail

Cybernetics, Plato, Plato's Republic, Bronisław Trentowski, mysticism, Freemasonry, Messianism, Trontowski's concept of cybernetics vs modern form, Louis Couffignal, André-Marie Ampère, feedback, Claude Shannon, information theory, Technocracy Movement, Alexander Bogdanov, Cosmism, Norbert Weiner, Vannevar Bush, MIT, the Rad Lab, Lincoln Lab, J.C.R. Lickliddder, First Law of Cybernetics, "Nudge theory," Lewis Mumford, "Megamachine," "The Machine," Chile, Allende, Project Cybersyn, Project Camelot, cyberculture, Stewart Brand, John Brockman, the Edge Foundation, Jeffrey Epstein, TED Talks, MIT Media Lab, memetics, memes, memes as cultural transmitters, Richard Dawkins, "converging technologies," George Soros, Soros' influence on cybernetics, Soros' as cybernetic coup master, Macy Conferences, LSD, Milton Erickson, neuro-linguistic programming, NLP, behavioral modification, MK-ULTRA, Ewen Cameron, Donald Hebb, Margaret Mead, Gregory Bateson, anthropology, Harold Abramson, Frank Olson Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cybernetics, Plato, Plato's Republic, Bronisław Trentowski, mysticism, Freemasonry, Messianism, Trontowski's concept of cybernetics vs modern form, Louis Couffignal, André-Marie Ampère, feedback, Claude Shannon, information theory, Technocracy Movement, Alexander Bogdanov, Cosmism, Norbert Weiner, Vannevar Bush, MIT, the Rad Lab, Lincoln Lab, J.C.R. Lickliddder, First Law of Cybernetics, "Nudge theory," Lewis Mumford, "Megamachine," "The Machine," Chile, Allende, Project Cybersyn, Project Camelot, cyberculture, Stewart Brand, John Brockman, the Edge Foundation, Jeffrey Epstein, TED Talks, MIT Media Lab, memetics, memes, memes as cultural transmitters, Richard Dawkins, "converging technologies," George Soros, Soros' influence on cybernetics, Soros' as cybernetic coup master, Macy Conferences, LSD, Milton Erickson, neuro-linguistic programming, NLP, behavioral modification, MK-ULTRA, Ewen Cameron, Donald Hebb, Margaret Mead, Gregory Bateson, anthropology, Harold Abramson, Frank Olson <a href="https://open.acast.com/public/patreon/fanSubscribe/8285526" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Get bonus content on Patreon</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Secret History of Cybernetics w/ ”Phillip Jeffries” & Recluse

Phillip Jeffries is an innovative wall covering company. Utilizing many different organic materials, such as grasscloth, water hyacinth, banana leaves, and wood veneers, the design team at Phillip Jeffries creates beautiful paperbacked coverings for walls. Sales representative Crystal Brown takes us through the beginnings of this leading-edge company, describing how the two brothers (Phillip and Jeffrey) have focused on working with in-house artists, as well as artisans all over the world, to create their unique wall coverings. In addition to hundreds of standard designs, they hand screen custom prints, made to order, on any of 30 available grounds, with standard or custom colors. Woven paper designs, with the look of natural fiber or fabric, are installed to look virtually seamless on walls. Phillip Jeffries also has a “Pure Imagination” program, using three dimensional printers, to customize a wall mural of anything from a photograph to a piece of art to a child’s drawing. Phillip Jeffries designs can also be printed on vinyl, for a wall covering that is a beautiful, scrubbable alternative in a child-friendly space or a commercial application. We’re sure you’ll enjoy listening as Crystal Brown explains the many wall covering options Phillip Jeffries can bring to your interior space. #wallcovering #interiordesign #phillipjeffries #podcast #wallpaper

Phillip Jeffries is an innovative wall covering company. Utilizing many different organic materials, such as grasscloth, water hyacinth, banana leaves, and wood veneers, the design team at Phillip Jeffries creates beautiful paperbacked coverings for walls. Sales representative Crystal Brown takes us through the beginnings of this leading-edge company, describing how the two brothers (Phillip and Jeffrey) have focused on working with in-house artists, as well as artisans all over the world, to create their unique wall coverings. In addition to hundreds of standard designs, they hand screen custom prints, made to order, on any of 30 available grounds, with standard or custom colors. Woven paper designs, with the look of natural fiber or fabric, are installed to look virtually seamless on walls. Phillip Jeffries also has a “Pure Imagination” program, using three dimensional printers, to customize a wall mural of anything from a photograph to a piece of art to a child’s drawing. Phillip Jeffries designs can also be printed on vinyl, for a wall covering that is a beautiful, scrubbable alternative in a child-friendly space or a commercial application. We’re sure you’ll enjoy listening as Crystal Brown explains the many wall covering options Phillip Jeffries can bring to your interior space. #wallcovering #interiordesign #phillipjeffries #podcast #wallpaper

Wall Coverings from Phillip Jeffries - Thoughts on Design Episode 17

In the early aughts, brothers Philip and Jeffrey Bershad took over the family wallcovering business from their father and have since grown it to employ one hundred and sixty people with operations all over the world. In this episode of the Business of Home podcast, they spoke with host Dennis Scully about their work hard/play hard company culture, the advantages of focusing on a niche, and why something called WIPTAG has made all the difference. This episode is sponsored by High Point Market.

In the early aughts, brothers Philip and Jeffrey Bershad took over the family wallcovering business from their father and have since grown it to employ one hundred and sixty people with operations all over the world. In this episode of the Business of Home podcast, they spoke with host Dennis Scully about their work hard/play hard company culture, the advantages of focusing on a niche, and why something called WIPTAG has made all the difference. This episode is sponsored by High Point Market.

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