'Tis the time of year for reflections and speculations – and 2015 was a big one for Archinect Sessions. We launched our first ever live podcasting series, Next Up, at Jai & Jai Gallery in Los Angeles and at the first Chicago Architecture Biennial; we started a brand new interviews-only show, One-to-One; and we spoke with some of the biggest names and most compelling up-and-comers in the profession.

On this episode, we revisit our predictions from last year's final episode, reflect on the past year in podcasting news, and share theories for what may come in 2016.

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We'll be back with new episodes of Archinect Sessions and One-to-One in the new year. Looking to catch-up on old episodes over the holidays? Download old episodes and subscribe to us on iTunes, or get started with these stand-outs from 2015:

Archinect Sessions

#45: Denise Scott Brown joins us to discuss her and Robert Venturi's historic win of the AIA 2016 Gold Medal

#43: Geoff Manaugh (of BLDGBLOG fame) talks autonomous vehicles and AI-dreaming 

#41: Cynthia Davidson (of Log) on her plans as co-curator of the US pavilion at the 2016 Venice Biennale

#40: Thom Mayne and Eui-Sung Yi, on their work and research in Haiti

#33: Patrik Schumacher, on the culture of starchitecture

#30: A recap of the 2015 AIA National Convention in Atlanta GA

#29: Interview with Thomas Heatherwick, on the occasion of his "Provocations" show at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles.

#22: Tod Williams and Billie Tsien, on their practice and collaborative style

#14: Bjarke Ingels spoke with us in DC, on the eve of his "Hot to Cold" exhibition at the National Building Museum.

One-to-One: There are too few to choose highlights, so we highlighted all of them.

1 – Neil Denari: founder of NMDA

2 – Jens Bertelsen: the Danish Royal Architect

3 – Jenna Didier: founder of Materials & Applications

4 – Liam Young: theorist, author, educator, co-lead of Unknown Fields Division

5 – Hashim Sarkis: dean of the MIT School of Architecture + Planning

6 – Will Hunter: founder of the brand new London School of Architecture