Debbie Millman

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Bo Burnham + Elsie Fisher

Debbie talks to Bo Burnham about his film Eighth Grade, and the young star of that movie, Elsie Fisher.

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Kate Moross

Debbie talks to designer, illustrator, and art director Kate Moross about her early success, her projects, and the importance of over-delivering.

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Design Matters From the Archive: Christina Tosi

Debbie talks with pastry chef and Milk Bar founder Christina Tosi about her career and long apprenticeship.

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Jamie Myrold

Debbie talks with designer Jamie Myrold about her problems. “There’s just no end of great problems to solve. Design problems, product problems, operational problems, everything that I just love.”

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Shantell Martin

Debbie talks with artist Shantell Martin about her unorthodox career, her collaborations, and about the business of making art.

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Seth

On this episode Debbie talks with Seth, the artist behind the book Palookaville, about why his generation of cartoonists broke away from fantasy.

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From the Archive: 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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Saeed Jones

On this epsiode, a conversation with poet Saeed Jones about his memoir and about memory.

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Amber Tamblyn

A live conversation at WNYC’s Green Space with actor and poet Amber Tamblyn.

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The Table is Turned: Roxane Gay Interviews Debbie Millman

This episode of Design Matters with Debbie Millman was recorded live at WNYC’s Green Space as part of a celebration of 15 years of the podcast.

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Alex Bec and Will Hudson

Debbie talks to the design duo of Alex Bec and Will Hudson of It’s Nice That about their close friendship, long collaboration, and about what they’ve learned along the way.

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Fanny Singer

On this episode Debbie talks to Fanny Singer about her career writing about art and food, and about cooking in the time of Coronavirus. “Part of why I’ve been so depressed in this time is that I’m used to cooking for …