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Carol Costello Presents: The God Hook

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In this premiere episode of "The God Hook," host Carol Costello introduces the chilling story of Richard Beasley, infamously known as the Ohio Craigslist Killer. In previously unreleased jailhouse recordings, Beasley portrays himself as a devout Christian, concealing his manipulative and predatory behavior. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that Beasley's deceitfulness extends beyond the victims he buried in shallow graves. Listen to the preview of a bonus conversation between Carol and Emily available after the episode. Additional info at carolcostellopresents.com . Do you have questions about this series? Submit them for future Q&A episodes . Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see additional videos, photos, and conversations. For early and ad-free episodes and exclusive bonus content, subscribe to the podcast via Supporting Cast or Apple Podcasts. EPISODE CREDITS Host - Carol Costello Co-Host - Emily Pelphrey Producer - Chris Aiola Sound Design & Mixing - Lochlainn Harte Mixing Supervisor - Sean Rule-Hoffman Production Director - Brigid Coyne Executive Producer - Gerardo Orlando Original Music - Timothy Law Snyder SPECIAL THANKS Kevin Huffman Zoe Louisa Lewis GUESTS Doug Oplinger - Former Managing Editor of the Akron Beacon Journal Volkan Topalli - Professor of Criminal Justice and Criminology Amir Hussain - Professor of Theological Studies Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://evergreenpodcasts.supportingcast.fm…

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Hosts Charles Fadem and Rachel Simrell Scott from Seattle architecture and design firm, Board & Vellum, talk about the evolution of our cities and the world around us through the lens of design. Architecture, interior design, graphic design, fashion, art, tech, UX and more — no corner of the design world is off-limits.

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50 - Looking Back with Rachel Scott and Charles Fadem 58:26

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Rachel and Charles look back at the first 50 Design Goggles podcasts. We chat about the beginnings of the show, and how it evolved into a chat about design, how it shaped Seattle, the world, and our future.

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49 - Gridiron to the Gallery with D’Andre Goodwin of ZJ Group & a Former NFL Receiver 37:27

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48 - We Don’t Need No Education with Jeff Sandler of Mahlum & UW Architecture 41:02

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47 - Values Driven Design with Tara Clark of Believe Love Unite 49:24

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46 - Downtown Lowdown with Don Blakeney of the Downtown Seattle Association 1:05:20

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45 - The Cybertruck Moment with Charles Fadem and Rachel Scott 48:03

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The aggressive, angular, stainless steel wedge on wheels looks like something out of a science fiction movie. To say it’s polarizing is an understatement. People love, hate it, are scared by it, excited by it, some think it’s one of the worst automobiles ever designed, and others look at it and see the future. One thing is for certain: Tesla, known in many circles for design innovation, has not disappointed in pushing the envelope when it comes to design norms. The Cybertruck could have huge implications for the design world, and not just when it comes to cars.…

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44 - Experimental Design with Scott Crawford of LMNts 59:03

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3D rendering technology, 3D printers, CNC Routers, inexpensive recycled materials, and a whole new generation of open-minded designers and clients have led to an era where experimentation is celebrated, but tricky. Now that architecture firms can start to create some of their own built elements, what are the consequences for designers presenting themselves as makers? What are the pitfalls of this new era of experimentation, where architects can iterate at blinding speed? Do we sacrifice quality for quantity? Or are more iterations, faster, actually better?…

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43 - Coffee’s On Us with Kala Wolfe of Onda Origins Coffee 31:47

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Coffee: it’s as much a part of the identity of the city of Seattle as Puget Sound, salmon, the Seahawks, or the Space Needle. On top of that, it’s fair to say that coffee culture is everywhere in Seattle, and the design of each shop is as unique as the roasting and blending techniques of the beans consumed there. Now, besides the physical spaces themselves, there is a lot of thought and design being put into the process by which that coffee gets across the world, to the shop, and into your cup. And even in the “fair trade” era, so to speak, that process might surprise you.…

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42 - Short Run Design with Charles Fadem and Rachel Scott 38:54

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“One-Off,” “Limited Edition,” “Here for a limited time only!” — if you follow design, you’ve likely been seeing these phrases a lot lately. There is a premium placed on design that is “of the moment” and then it’s gone. This so-called “short-run trend” is sticking around more than the designs that comprise it — what is the consequence of that? Without “design movements” that cross years, disciplines, even generations, embedding deeply in society and culture, what is left? Where do we go from here?…

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41 - Just Park(let) Here: Owning Your City with Tactical Urbanism with Taylor McNeill 40:41

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“Tactical Urbanism” is really just a fancy phrase for temporary installations in civic public areas. But what might seem like a simple change to your sidewalk or street for a few days can have a lasting impact on how our cities evolve, and how we inform the civic spaces of the future.

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40 - Tacos and the Perils of Modern Design with Charles Fadem and Rachel Scott 35:56

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History is filled with designers telling people how to live. And just as much, with people living however they please, no matter what designers say. This conflict between the creators of space and the people who inhabit those spaces goes on today. Is that tension productive? Are designers and architects learning the lessons of yesterday, or just repeating them? Do any of us really know how people will use the spaces we create, even with the best of intentions?…

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39 - 1 Bar, 2 Bars, Old Bar, New Bar with Linda Derschang of the Derschang Group 48:50

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One of the best parts of living in a city is having access to an endless array of bars and restaurants, and the food and drinks are just the beginning of what draws us out. Aesthetics play a huge role in the experience, as well, and design can make or break a successful bar, restaurant, or lounge. How do we create spaces that feel authentic instead of clichéd? How do we entice social media buzz with design, and navigate the fickle world of design trends? Seattle restaurateur and designer Linda Derschang joins us to answer these questions and more.…

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38 - Breaking Bjarke with Charles Fadem and Rachel Scott 44:29

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There is nothing more inescapable in the world of architecture and design than the celebrity architect. On television and in film, famous architects — both fictional and real — swagger and lecture, point to the horizon, and find themselves surrounded with adulation for their unique visions. Even though there are a few dozen celebrity architects in the world, for the rest of us, the world is a bit different. These “Capital ‘A’ Architects” may be inspiring at times, yet can do real harm to the profession with their work and attitude. Case in point: Bjarke Ingles.…

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37 - Design in the Age of FOMO with Jordan Lyon of The Evergrey 40:37

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We now live in a world where an entire generation lives in constant terror that their friends are doing something cooler than they are. FOMO, or fear of missing out, can have a paralyzing effect. How are today’s community spaces and event organizers changing how they design gatherings to meet the demands, and fears, of the next generation of people?…

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36 - Thinking Ink with Christy Lillard of Laughing Buddha Tattoo 46:07

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Artistic expression is a fundamental part of the human condition, but body art remains one of the most stigmatized versions of expression on a global level. In the US, 40% of Americans under the age of 30 have a tattoo, so clearly something is shifting. Why has tattoo art, and the designers and artists that work in the medium had such a hard time being accepted into the artistic community, and why do so many unfair stigmas remain?…

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35 - Graphic Seattle with Natalie Ross, Co-Author of Seattleness 33:28

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When someone asks you what it’s like to live in Seattle, it’s not the easiest question to answer, and one of the biggest reasons why, is that words just don’t do it justice. Three women set out to use graphic design to solve this, creating a book comprised almost entirely of infographics. To answer the question once and for all, the answer is, beautiful.…

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34 - Greenwashing with Ryan Adanalian 34:06

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In the post “Inconvenient Truth” world, many of us try our best to be conscious of the impact we have on the environment, and designers, even more so. There are companies everywhere boasting how “green” their products and services are, and once you take a deeper look, it’s not as simple as it seems. Is buying a product that claims to be “green” helping the environment? Are designers that choose recycled products doing enough? Or, have we all succumbed to “greenwashing,” the act of marketing things as environmentally sensitive, when they’re anything but?…

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33 - All The Feels with Marissa Lada of Honey Lune Hivery 49:06

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In today’s data-driven society, it’s easy to forget that we don’t experience our lives in numbers. Instead, we experience our lives in impressions and feelings. Design at its core is meant not only to help us survive, but to make us feel something: perhaps safe, or comfortable, or relaxed, or joyful. Yet in western culture, we resist talking about design in terms of emotions, we prefer geometry and color, zoning, and square footages. How can we get back in touch with the emotions that are at the core of experiencing design?…

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32 - The Word “Design” with Charles Fadem and Rachel Scott 31:30

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The word “design” is one of the most intriguing in the English language (says us designers), straddling the line between specific and vague, and causing an unparalleled possessiveness among many creative professions. How do we unpack what it means to all of us, and in the end, is it a word that does creatives harm, or does it do us justice?…

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31 - (Dis)Respect The Hustle with Jeff Pelletier of Board & Vellum 38:33

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It’s official, Hustle Culture is a thing. As young workers enter the workforce, there is a glamorization of overwork. Some are cheering it on, but are we risking the burnout of an entire generation? Gary Vaynerchuk, dubbed by the NY Times as “The Patron Saint of Hustle Culture” may have started it, but it has taken on a life of its own, as Instagram accounts light up with all-nighters, coffee binging contests, and other overwork competitions. What’s the line between seizing an opportunity to make your mark on the world, and just plain grinding?…

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30 - Design and Digital Space with Blake Scott of Microsoft and Emerald Seven 42:00

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Chances are, you’re reading this paragraph on your phone. And our phones are just one of the numerous screens permeating our lives. Considering how much time we spend interacting with our devices, you might say we spend as much time focused on digital space as we do physical space. We design and curate the physical spaces — shouldn’t we do the same for the digital ones? Of course! To help us sort out the details, we welcome Blake Scott, who harnesses a traditional architectural design education to inform how he writes code for our modern world of hybridized digital/physical spaces.…

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29 - Post Truth Design: Part 3 with Monica Guzman of The Evergrey 45:13

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Just say the words “Post Truth” and journalism comes to mind. Whether you think the news is full of information or disinformation depends completely on who we trust to frame the facts, and our differing opinions are bringing a lot more polarization into our daily lives. How will we escape the Post Truth era? Will we be able to at all? What can we do to try to come together more, if not on a grander scale, at least in the communities where we live? For this third episode in our series on Post Truth, we invited returning guest, Monica Guzman, Director of The Evergrey, a digital news publication here in Seattle, back to the studio to light up the path forward.…

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28 - Post Truth Design: Part 2 with Gabriel Stromberg of Civilization 49:48

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We are all living in the Post Truth Era, whether we choose to believe it or not. Once upon a time, we all experienced the world accepting basic, fundamental truths, but, as of late, that's just no longer the case. Basic concepts, like science, are being called into question, and when that happens, everything goes out the window. Nowhere is this more evident than in graphic design: ground zero for the battle between fiction and fact. Gabriel Stromberg, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Civilization, a design practice here in Seattle, helps us with our cognitive dissonance, understanding how powerful design can be, but also, ruining smoothies in the process.…

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27 - Post Truth Design: Part 1 with Chris Guillot of Merchant Method 55:21

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We are all living in the Post Truth Era, whether we choose to believe it or not. Once upon a time, we all experienced the world accepting basic, fundamental truths, but, as of late, that’s just no longer the case. Basic concepts, like science, are being called into question, and when that happens, everything goes out the window. How do we design experiences for retail spaces when each and every element is approached with distrust and skepticism? Chris Guillot, a retail consultant with Merchant Method, joins us to help us separate the feels from the facts.…

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26 - Communities in Need with Fabian Bedolla of 14+ Foundation 32:46

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Design is often perceived as a luxury, something that is the exclusive domain of the privileged. The fact is, though, design makes a real difference every day in communities in need around the world. Today, we’re joined by architect Fabian Bedolla, who, along with the 14+ Foundation, proved that design brought to those in need can have a huge impact.…

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25 - In Good Taste with Brian Baker of Board & Vellum 42:51

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We talk about taste all the time, yet it’s one of the most difficult concepts to define in any creative genre. Who has good taste? Who has bad taste? Who tells you if you have it and what do you do with it? We chat about that and more, including fever dreams, houses made out of doors, and Scandinavian crime dramas. This is a great episode, trust us, we have great taste.…

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24 - Latest Developments with Sandy Wolf 52:27

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It seems like Seattle has switched its relationship status with architects and developers to ”It’s Complicated.” Sandy, who has a ton of experience both with managing Seattle developers and (it turns out) speed dating meetups is the perfect person to help us work it out!

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23 - Local Color with Ciera Shaver of Myownpantone 44:30

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Seattle’s nickname is the Emerald City, but how important is color to the city of Seattle, a place that’s grey for nearly half the year? How do the colors that surround us affect our quality of life in the PNW? Is color a little-talked-about life sustaining resource, just as important as air and water?…

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22 - A Total Fabrication with Mike Marian of Marian Built 54:14

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There are a bunch of big, high-profile projects being built in Seattle, but it’s the smaller custom projects where the magic really happens, and PNW makers, artists, and fabricators are making it happen here every day. How do they make these small custom projects memorable, and through experiencing them, perhaps even revive the soul of the city of Seattle?…

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21 - Ethical Design with Michael Ellsworth of Civilization 40:39

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Design affects everyone who interacts with it, and the public rarely has a hand in the process. How do designers make values-based decisions during their design process, while still serving their clients and being true to the creative process? How does design in Seattle specifically interact with our ethical boundaries?…

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