Supra Endura Podcast

  Happy fourth of July and welcome to this week's episode of Creative Conversations Podcast! I am very excited to have Bonkosi Horn on today. Bonko...

We are so excited this week to have Angela Monaco on the show. We met a few years back at the Rad Girls Awards, we were actually both nominated fo...

We have a great episode this week I got to talking with Jestis Deuerlein, of Done and Dusted. I happened upon the Done and Dusted studio one day at the Bok building and was blown away by their one-of-a-kind dusted backdrops. 

  Elissa Bloom is a powerhouse in her own right. I know her personally, as she was my director when I was a part of The Philadelphia Fashion Incub...

This week we have on DC Boyd of Neutral States Clothing.  Neutral States Clothing was born out of a desire to see knit and woven fabric come toget...

    My guest today is my good friend Pia Panaligan. Pia has worked in a lot of different spaces within the creative community: designing, styling,...

This week I am so excited to bring you a conversation with my close friend Ivy Thompson, designer and creative director of Visantine Collective. I...

  This week we have Collen Wyse on the show to talk about her business the Philadelphia Trunk Show. Colleen is one of the sincerest people I know,...

Nicole has been running her brand for over 10 years and is very committed to slow fashion. Over the last year, it has been exciting to watch Nicole’s brother, Jordan Haddad join the business and watch how this brother and sister team continues to grow and evolve their business I got to chatting with Nicole and I am so excited to share this exchange.

Before launching her own line, Alana worked for some big brands where she learned how to design, how to work with vendors and how to create something her customers would love. She launched Llani with a Kickstarter and then grew the brand from there. It was great to hear how she figured it out and how much she values the relationship she has created with the craftsmen and women who create her shoes. 

  This week we got to talking with Rachel Ford, founder, and creator of Made Institute. Made started as a way for Rachel to teach sewing lessons o...

I am thrilled to bring you this post about the Lobo Mau collection. Founder and creator, Nicole Haddad, is a close friend and creative business co...