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Tea With Taz

Tea With Taz

著者： Taz Khatri
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 Tune in to the latest episode on our podcast, Tea with Taz, where we cover fun and informative topics about the built environment in Arizona© 2025 Tea With Taz アート 世界 社会科学
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  • Episode 32: Interview with Environmental Artist Joan Baron

    Episode 32: Interview with Environmental Artist Joan Baron
    2025/12/17
    Environmental Artist Joan Baron has long been interested in earthen materials. She is currently obsessed with adobe and making earthen ovens or hornos as a way to empower everyday people to not only make their own food, but build their own earthen oven too! She, along with artisan Clint Plecas (who was a previous guest on Tea with Taz), lead adobe workshops teaching everyday people how to make adobe bricks and how to build with them. Making your own earthen home with adobe, Joan believes, could be an answer to the housing affordability crisis young people are facing. We also talk about the role of art in the built environment and how it can be used for placemaking. You won't want to miss this conversation with Joan, who is a powerhouse of an artist, community builder, and activist!
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    41 分
  • Episode 31: Interview with Local Real Estate Developer Ryan Hilbun

    Episode 31: Interview with Local Real Estate Developer Ryan Hilbun
    2025/10/16
    What does a real estate developer actually do? Ryan Hilbun, a local up-and-coming Phoenix developer illuminates the inner workings of the development world in this podcast. He tells us what matters to developers and how they make decisions. (Hint: It's not always JUST about the bottom line.) We also talk about Ryan's passion for Placemaking and how it impacts the work he does.
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    44 分
  • Episode 30: What is Trauma-Informed Design?

    Episode 30: What is Trauma-Informed Design?
    2025/08/25
    Everyone has gone through some level of trauma, but some have to deal with more serious trauma than others - think of people who have lost housing in a natural disaster or war, people recovering from domestic abuse or hospitalized patients. These may be examples that don't apply to you but designing with a trauma-informed approach benefits everyone! RJ Millhouse, Assistant Professor at the ASU Design School, breaks it down for us and explains how trauma-informed design is a thoughtful approach that would improve design for all demographics.
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    45 分
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