After12 is back with Nick Niespodziani (singer, guitarist & spiritual leader) of Yacht Rock Revue, an Atlanta-based band making America Smooth Again with the soft rock hits of the 70s and 80s. We featured Nick and the band on 12for12 in Season 2 of the...

Marz Timms is a Chicago-based comedian, actor, writer and creator of the award-winning comedy group Pimprov—as well a live emcee for the Chicago Bulls. On this 10th episode of After12, we talk to Marz about comedy in the days of physical distancing… as...

In this episode of After12, Adam & Josh talk visual design, branding and building in the era of Covid-19. Joining them is veteran industrial/visual designer (seen the Target logo?), sculptor and all around amazing human being,

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Steven Carse, co-founder of Atlanta-based King of Pops, talks about the the impact Covid-19 has had on his popsicle company and how they’ve pivoted to provide new services.

Danny Peavey, founder of One Week Website, shares risks/rewards in quitting a high paid corporate gig in order to pursue passionate new career. https://oneweekwebsite.com

History buffs might know Evanston, Illinois as the birthplace of prohibition, where local residents banded together with the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) to pull what was probably the biggest party-pooper move in American history.

While digital has totally transformed the way we live, work, play, shop, communicate, connect and consume… well, pretty much everything, in some cases, consumers are saying no to the screen in favor of more physical experiences.

No brand, big or small, can survive without an active group of users. Whether buying a product or service, consuming content or trying to right-swipe their way to true love, a company’s success is dependent on offering something that people want.

 Ask Cards Against Humanity co-founder Max Temkin about his brand, and he’ll answer in a manner perfectly befitting a former philosophy major: “Well…what’s a brand?” It’s a valid question, and if you were to take the CAH approach and pick a random whit...