Design Matters with Debbie Millman

Debbie talks to designer Bonnie Siegler about her career and about the conflict between designers and their clients.

Debbie talks to designer, writer, and researcher Lana Z. Porter about branding for millennials + more.

Debbie talks to information designer Giorgia Lupi about data visualization and the data of our personal lives.

Debbie talks to Joe Hollier about an invention of his that is designed to bring back boredom in the era of the smartphone.

Debbie talks to artist and designer Kelli Anderson about her new pop-up book, This Book is a Planetarium, and about her collaboration with They Might Be Giants.

Debbie talks to type designer Tobias Frere-Jones about his career and why typefaces are like the air we breathe.

Debbie talks to writer and illustrator Maira Kalman about how ordinary objects inspire her art, and about her collaborations with the likes of Mark Morris and Isaac Mizrahi.

Debbie talks to psychology writer Maria Konnikova about her career and her fascination with con artists. She explains why so many people fall prey to confidence games.

Debbie talks to editor and digital novelist Eli Horowitz about the virtues of collaboration + more

Debbie talks to Roz Chast about how she earned a coveted spot as a cartoonist for The New Yorker magazine, and how her art is informed by the brutal reality of life.

Debbie talks to Timothy Goodman about how, after barely getting through high school, he went on to a very visible career that he is still in the process of defining.

On this episode, Debbie talks to Tiffany Shlain about her films, about starting the Webby Awards, and about the growing presence of technology in our lives.

Debbie talks to photographer Brandon Stanton about his ongoing project “Humans of New York” and why total strangers open up to him.

Debbie talks to author Gretchen Rubin about happiness and the power of habit.

Debbie talks to Alain de Botton about  love and sex.