Debbie Millman

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Doug Powell

On this episode Debbie talks to Doung Powell about how designers can use their skills beyond the confines of the profession.

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Scott Clemons

Debbie talks to Scott Clemons about one of the great printers and designers of all time.

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Simon Sinek

Debbie Millman talks to author Simon Sinek about the fruits of good leadership.

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Robin Petravic + Catherine Bailey

Debbie talks with Robin Petravic and Catherine Bailey about running Heath Ceramics.

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Jonathan Fields

Author and entrepreneur Jonathan Fields on his previous careers as a lawyer and personal trainer, and on The Good Life. "The Good Life is not a place at which you arrive, it’s a lens through which you see and create."

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Jonathan Fields

Author and entrepreneur Jonathan Fields on his previous careers as a lawyer and personal trainer, and on The Good Life. "The Good Life is not a place at which you arrive, it’s a lens through which you see and create."

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Design Matters From the Archive: Noah Brier

Debbie talks to Noah Brier about brands, design, and content in the age of social media.

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Design Matters From the Archive: Clement Mok

Debbie talks to designer Clement Mok about the early days of Apple computer, the heady days of the software bubble, and the joys of working for Steve Jobs.

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Design Matters From the Archive: Bob Gill

Debbie talks to legendary designer Bob Gill about coming up in the profession in the 1950s, about working with the Beatles, and the problem with many designers today.

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Design Matters from the Archive: Michael Donovan + Nancye Green

Michael Donovan + Nancye Green on their partnership in marriage and design.

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Design Matters From the Archive: Michael Arad

The designer of the 9/11 memorial—Michael Arad— on the process of design.

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Design Matters From the Archive: Chip Kidd

Debbie talks to book designer Chip Kidd about why his TED talk turned into the most terrifying 19 minutes of his life, and about his book of graphic design for children.