Team Two Wheels: Prototyping Design Ideas by Adam Niederpruem

No Cover: Music Debates

Team Two Wheels: Prototyping Design Ideas

As Austin Center for Design students, our first major project is executing design research for a real-world client. Ours is Recycled Reads, a used bookstore within the Austin Public Library system. Kelsey, Susi, and Adam describe the insights they've reached, and the client's reaction.

Insights on Recycled Reads

This is a Week 2 reflection on the past week of AC4D.

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No Cover is a music podcast for music (and comedy) lovers. In episode 3, my Mormon brother-in-law finally explains his hatred of my favorite band, Phish. Cousin Steve joins for "Everyone is Loving It But Do We?"" where we critique the critics on an album everyone's loving, and see if they're correct in their assessments. We take a look at Janelle Monáe's Dirty Computer, her connections to Prince and Katy Perry, and her unlikely friend, Anthony Kiedis.

03: A Debate (and rant) on Phish, and a deep-dive into Janelle Monáe's Dirty Computer

No Cover is a music podcast for music (and comedy) lovers. In episode 2, my co-hosts Justin and Luke discuss our cringe-worthy concert history. Cousin Steve joins for "Everyone is Loving It But Do We?" where we decide if the critics are correct about a recent darling: U.S. Girls, "In a Poem Unlimited," and we debate if cell phones are ever justified at concerts.

02: A Debate on cell phones at shows, critiquing critics, most embarrassing concerts

No Cover is a music podcast for music (and comedy) lovers. My co-host Justin returns from Australia and New Zealand to share his thoughts touring and drinking there. We talk about our latest life-changing concert experiences, and put our friendship on the line for Mocky and NRBQ. Also, my Mormon Brother in Law reads a Phish fan's concert review. And for our weekly music debate, 4 comics (who don't get to choose their side) argue whether Adele is only popular because she sings good.

01: A Debate on Adele, sunny day songs, thoughts on Brandi Carlisle and NRBQ

The music podcast for music (and comedy) lovers. We debate, we make up songs, we explore new genres and artists, and we expand your musical horizons.