Jessica Helfand
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S8E12: Nikil Saval
Nikil Saval is a Pennsylvania state senator and the author of Cubed: A Secret History of the Workplace.
Jessica Helfand|The Self-Reliance Project
On Whispering
Looking. Listening. And Lessons from Quaker Meeting.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S8E11: Allissa Richardson
Allissa V. Richardson is a journalist and an assistant professor of journalism at the University of Southern California.
Michael Bierut|Audio
Episode 135: Home for the Holidays
2020:dinner at home, Zoom fatigue, new rules of design, watching television
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S8E10: Rosanne Somerson
Rosanne Somerson is president of the Rhode Island School of Design.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S8E9: Kat Vellos
Kat Vellos is a UX designer, facilitator, and connection coach.
Jessica Helfand|The Self-Reliance Project
On Learning
What resonates most unequivocally here is Emerson ’s plea for individuality—that iron string—the sovereignty of selfhood.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S8E8: Nina Cooke John
Nina Cooke John is founder and principal of Studio Cooke John, and also teaches at Parsons School of Design.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S8E7: Maurice Woods
Maurice Woods is a principal designer at Microsoft and the founder and executive director of Inneract Project.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S8E6: Lisa Nakamura
Lisa Nakamura is the founding director of the Digital Studies Institute at the University of Michigan.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S8E5: Kelly Walters
Kelly Walters is the founder of the multidisciplinary studio Bright Polka Dot and an assistant professor of communications design at Parsons School of Design.
Jessica Helfand|Audio
S8E4: Ari Melenciano
Ari Melenciano is an artist, creative technologist, educator, and the founder of Afrotectopia, a social institution fostering interdisciplinary innovation.
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