Debbie Millman

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Simon Doonan

On this episode, Debbie talks to Simon Doonan about his unlikely career and his formula for creative window displays.

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Richard Haines

Debbie talks to Richard Haines about his late blooming career as an illustrator. “As I’m drawing and I’m not really thinking about it, but I’m always editing information. To note spell everything out. To bring …

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David Korins

On this episode, Debbie talks with set designer David Korins about his impressive career on Broadway, his design process, and his latest projects.

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Sukey Novogratz

Debbie talks to Sukey Novogratz about meditation and recovery from trauma. “How did you forget? That’s what you do to survive. And you are a bit hollow because you aren’t really anchored in your body because …

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Edwin Schlossberg

Debbie talks to interactive designer Edwin Schlossberg about his career and about the time he asked a Vatican archivist why they had cataloged so little of their historical treasures.

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Steven Pinker

Debbie talks to experimental psychologist and author Steven Pinker about measuring human happiness.

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David Cay Johnston

On this episode, Debbie talks to David Cay Johnston about the fun of investigative journalism.

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Barry Blitt

Debbie talks to New Yorker celebrated cover artist Barry Blitt about where his ideas come from.

Steven Heller|Books

Holiday Book List: For the Inspiration-seeker and the Composed Creative

As 2017 draws to a close, Heller and Millman ask, which feeling do you want to end the year on: one that stimulates, or soothes?

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Richard Saul Wurman

Debbie talks to TED founder Richard Saul Wurman about learning and education.

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Marina Abramović

Debbie talks to performance artist Marina Abramović about her career, her art, and her incredible body of work.

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Catie Lazarus

Debbie talks to podcast host, comic, and comedy writer Catie Lazarus about comedy, and about the grey area of comedians telling off-color jokes.