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Debbie Millman|Audio
Kris Holmes
On this episode, Debbie talks to calligrapher and type designer Kris Holmes, the co-creator of the Lucida typeface family.
Debbie Millman|Audio
Roxane Gay
Debbie talks to writer Roxane Gay about loneliness, social media, and self-exposure. “And it’s terrifying to tell the truth about yourself. To tell the truth about what it’s like to live in your body.”
Debbie Millman|Audio
Cey Adams
Debbie talks to Cey Adams about how his days writing graffiti led to a major career as a designer for hip hop acts and as an artist.
Debbie Millman|Audio
Design Matters From the Archive: Anand Giridharadas
Debbie Millman talks to journalist Anand Giridharadas about his career, about a divided America, and about tech monopolies.
Debbie Millman|Audio
Design Matters From the Archive: Brené Brown
Debbie talks to author and researcher Brené Brown about belonging, courage, and vulnerability.
Debbie Millman|Audio
Design Matters From the Archive: Anne Lamott
Debbie talks with writer Anne Lamott about her life and her long career.
Debbie Millman|Audio
Ingrid Fetell Lee
Debbie talks to designer and writer Ingrid Fetell Lee about joy.
Debbie Millman|Audio
Dustin Yellin
Debbie Millman talks to Dustin Yellin about his busy life making art, while also running a non-profit cultural center.
Debbie Millman|Audio
Chase Jarvis
Debbie talks to Chase Jarvis about his career as a photographer and entrepreneur. “It doesn’t matter if you’re creating small things every day that are seen by a few. Or if you’re creating a business that is seen …
Debbie Millman|Audio
Scott Belsky
On this episode, Debbie talks to Scott Belsky about why creative conflict can lead to good decision making.
Debbie Millman|Audio
Jocelyn K. Glei
“I don’t like the phrase self help, but I do think people need help.”
Debbie Millman|Audio
Josh Higgins
Josh Higgins talks to Debbie Millman about how to design software products that become popular with users.
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Brands cannot afford to speak in the same voice as countless others right now. Typeface designers can help. We’re joyfully receiving your feedback. Here’s where we’re headed: Becoming a better observer has defined John Ball’s 40-year design career Encontrar tu propia voz toma más tiempo que hacerse viral