
Two designers on opposite coasts talk their way through creativity, culture, and tech. It’s a podcast about everything except design, that somehow always ends up being about design.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyArtsDesign | |||

How to pay off sleep debt, ancient internships, should designers c*de? design engineers, teaching at RISD and Parsons, experimental branding briefs and constraint-led projects, what design school doesn’t teach, archives versus mood boards, Arena as a... more
The 52" monitor, home-cooked software, claude code, vibe coding, personal tools, craft, authenticity and imperfection, authorship and taste, designing without scale, having an independent design practice, freelancing vs studios, building a career on ... more
Snowstorms in the Catskills, Jacob’s month on the North Shore, selling the Audi and becoming a full-time Subaru guy, mechanics doing power slides in your car, talking lamps and unhinged home robots, Terminator bots and the sci-fi week online, Apple e... more
Ten foot skeletons, Gen Z nonchalance vs. Millennial effortfulness, Zohran's campaign design, Al Gore was the worst client.
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Really enjoy their perspectives. Went through four episodes in one sitting. Relatable, curious, and lively topics of the intentional yet unintentional role art and design plays in our everyday. Naturally makes you think about what you personally see and observe and why these things or experiences might be of importance to you too. It’s also filled with understated humour—so fun and funny.
My new favorite design podcast 🤌
The how long gone of the design world! Happy I discovered this!
A five-star gem for creatives and the creatively curious!
Incredible podcast! Highly recommend
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Conversations center on the intersection of creativity, culture, and technology, presenting a diverse array of topics that frequently loop back to design, despite the original intention of covering broader themes. The hosts engage listeners with lively discussions that explore societal trends, personal experiences, and the cultural implications of recent events. Notable subjects include generational shifts, the evolving landscape of design in various contexts, and the influence of technology on daily life and artistic expression. The podcast seems to attract a loyal following for its engaging dialogue, insightful commentary, and lighthearted approach, making it a unique resource for creatives and those interested in design's role in contemp... more
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