Welcome back to the lounge! Today, Nick chats with Cheryl Janis and Danielle Woodhouse from The Oasis Alliance. With fellow podcaster Cheryl, Nick two discusses podcasting and wellness design. With Danielle, he talks about nonprofit design and serving people in need. This is a wonderful episode to listen to if you’re interested in getting into podcasting or working for a nonprofit!
Who is Cheryl?
Cheryl works on evidence-based design to make workers and patients feel more comfortable in spaces in the San Francisco area. She began The Wellness Design Podcast with her friend, which is still going. Though a fun and successful endeavor, Cheryl now mainly focuses on her podcast for Porcelanosa, Healthcare Interior Design 2.0. She interviews creatives in the field of healthcare and interior design to discuss innovations and technologies.
The Oasis Alliance
After working for the Peace Corps, Danielle turned her love of art making and jewelry design into an interior design career, by way of staging. Danielle is a designer based in the D.C. area, focusing on The Oasis Alliance. She serves others by designing for people in need.
Learn how to start a podcast with Cheryl or wellness design by visiting cheryljanisdesigns.com/. Help Danielle and the team by volunteering and donating through theoasisalliance.org, or text ‘Oasis’ to 44321.
Chaise Lounge Updates
Stay on the look out in 2019 for season 21 of the Chaise Lounge in a new format!
Watch for the release of Coast to Coast Design, a brand new podcast hosted by Catherine Hersacher and Garrison Hullinger.
VisitThe Student Lounge to hear podcast episodes produced for students, by students.
Resources
Upcoming Markets
Dallas Total Home & Gift Market Jan 16 – 22
Maison & Objet Paris – Jan 18 – 22
Wrap Up
If you would like to hear more episodes, please visit us on iTunes, Spotify or your favorite podcasting app! We’d love it if you post a review, you may even hear your review read live on our next podcast. Also, find The Chaise Lounge on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. With that said, keep dreaming big, and keep designing a great design business. See ya!
