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Bonnie Siegler|Dear Bonnie

Dear Bonnie: Nervous in Nantucket

This week Dear Bonnie encourages a new-ish employee to speak up!

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Bonnie Siegler|Dear Bonnie

Dear Bonnie: Dissed in Denver

This week Dear Bonnie reminds a 19 year old intern what it means to be a 19 year old intern.

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Bonnie Siegler|Dear Bonnie

Dear Bonnie: Partnering in Peoria

What questions do you ask to start a business partnership off right? Dear Bonnie has a few. 

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Gordon Chong|Essays

From Faster to Better: Changing Paradigms

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Bonnie Siegler|Dear Bonnie

Dear Bonnie: Aggrieved in Atlanta + Bumming in Brooklyn

Advice for designers who receive unsolicited opinions from friends and those whose clients have bad taste.

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Debbie Millman|Audio

Andrew Zolli

Andrew Zolli — founder of Z + Partners, a foresight think-tank — discusses the future of mass culture with Debbie Millman.

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Debbie Millman|Audio

Nicholas Blechman

Nicholas Blechman, former Art Director of The New York Times Op-Ed page, now runs Knickerbocker.

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Debbie Millman|Audio

Nicholas Blechman

Nicholas Blechman, former Art Director of The New York Times Op-Ed page, now runs Knickerbocker.

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Debbie Millman|Audio

Virginia Postrel

Debbie Millman interviews Virginia Postrel, author of The Substance of Style, and a contributing writer for The New York Times business section.

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Debbie Millman|Audio

Virginia Postrel

Debbie Millman interviews Virginia Postrel, author of The Substance of Style, and a contributing writer for The New York Times business section.

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Gideon Amichay|Essays

Cannes Dispatch: The Triumph Of Epic Storytelling

Dispatch number one from Cannes by Gideon Amichay, the winner of 19 Cannes Lions for his advertising campaigns.

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Bonnie Siegler|Dear Bonnie

Dear Bonnie: Cringing in Charleston

This week Dear Bonnie gets to the heart of the conundrum that is graphic design. Designers represent the needs of both art and commerce, which means they serve many masters.

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S13E2 DB|BD at Aspen: Judy Samuelson is Still Thinking About the Purpose of a Corporation

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S13E1 DB|BD at Aspen: Todd Breyfogle on the Aspen Institute’s Humanistic History