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S1E10: Danny Meyer and Paula Scher
Danny Meyer is the founder of Shake Shack. Paula Scher designed its graphic identity.
Michael Bierut|Audio
Episode 47: True Colors
Pantone’s color of the year, Time’s Person of the Year, Arrival, The Hater’s Guide to the Williams-Sonoma Catalog, Seinfeldia
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S1E9: Jay Parkinson
Dr. Jay Parkinson is the founder of Sherpaa, an online medical practice.
Jessica Helfand|Paris 140
Paris One Forty: Week Eighteen
Michael Bierut|Audio
S1E8: Leslie Koch
Leslie Koch was the president and CEO of the Trust for Governors Island.
Michael Bierut|Audio
Episode 46: TV Party
TV party: Search Party, The Crown, Fleabag, Crisis in Six Scenes, Highston, I Love Dick, Daniella Zalcman, the fallout shelter sign
Michael Bierut|Audio
S1E7: Susan Sellers + Cynthia Round
Susan Sellers was creative director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Cynthia Round was its senior vice president of marketing and external relations.
Jessica Helfand|Paris 140
Paris One Forty: Week Seventeen
More from the streets of Paris: City as theatre.
Michael Bierut|Audio
S1E6: Douglas Powell
Douglas Powell is a Distinguished Designer at IBM. He directs a global effort to bring human-centered design to IBM.
Michael Bierut|Audio
Episode 45: I’m With(out) Her
Election night, Brand Trump and the presidency, Design That Matters, Facebook’s flawed news feed
Michael Bierut|Audio
S1E5: Bruce Cohen
Bruce Cohen is an Oscar-winning film producer and president of the board of directors of the American Foundation for Equal Rights
Jessica Helfand|Paris 140
Paris One Forty: Week Sixteen
The Louvre, visting cats, taxidermy’s magical world, street typefaces, cafe chairs.
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