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WHY DESIGN?
Chris Whyte | Kodu
EA Forum Podcast (All audio)
EA Forum Team
The Remarkable SaaS Podcast
Ton Dobbe
TED-Ed
TED-Ed
Token Metrics Daily Pulse
Token Metrics
Thinking Crypto News & Interviews
Tony Edward
The Automated Daily
TrendTeller
My Weird Prompts
Daniel Rosehill
Fintech Business Podcast
Jason Mikula
Zero Knowledge
Zero Knowledge Podcast
CyberHub Podcast
James Azar
The Bridgecast with Scott Kinka
Bridgepointe Technologies
Everyday AI Podcast – An AI and ChatGPT Podcast
Everyday AI
KI-Update – ein heise-Podcast
Isabel Grünewald, heise online
The Local Click
DTC Communications
Design Table Podcast
Nick Groeneveld, Tyler White
The Good Trouble Show | Unidentified Flying Objects & UFO Disclosure
Matt Ford | Investigative Journalist on UFOs & Alien Encounters
Product Talk
Products That Count
DataGen
Robin Conquet
The Lunduke Journal of Technology
Bryan Lunduke
ComSoc Technology News (CTN)
IEEE Communications Society
First Ring Daily
Paul Thurrott and Brad Sams
Code & Curiosity by Maximilian Schwarzmüller
Maximilian Schwarzmüller
Jak Piggott
Jak Piggott
Met Nerds om Tafel - een podcast over technologie, wetenschap en popcultuur
Met Nerds om Tafel
The Industrial Talk Podcast Network
The Industrial Talk Podcast with Scott MacKenzie
Jukebox
Nathan Wrigley
Corrosion Chronicles
Materials Technology Institute
M365.FM - Modern work, security, and productivity with Microsoft 365
Mirko Peters - Founder of m365.fm, m365.show and m365con.net
Chat GPT Podcast
Sol Good Network
TFTC: A Bitcoin Podcast
Marty Bent
Geek Forever’s Podcast
tharadhol
Limitless: An AI Podcast
Limitless
ColdFusion
Dagogo
Cannabis Tech Talks
Cannabis & Tech Today
Startupeable: Emprendimiento | Tecnología | Venture Capital
Enzo Cavalie
The Good Tech Companies
HackerNoon
Technology
Chris Whyte | Kodu
What if the most important thing a designer can do has nothing to do with making?In this episode of Why Design, Shaun Fynn shares the belief that sits at the heart of his work: that observation, not making, is the true f...
What does twenty years of serious product work actually look like from the inside?In this episode of Why Design, Marco and Mark, co-founders of Pensa, share the belief that sits at the heart of their work: that the best ...
Are you designing for the middle of the bell curve, or for the people who need it most?In this episode of Why Design, Stephan Clambaneva shares the belief that sits at the heart of his work: that industrial design's grea...
What if the science works, the market is ready, and your company still dies?In this episode of Why Design, Bill Liao shares the belief that sits at the heart of his work: that the stories we co-believe in are our civilis...
What does it take to build brand presence for one of the world's most rigorous design institutions in a market that barely knows it exists?In this episode of Why Design, Lisa Gralnek shares the belief that sits at the he...
When was the last time a car company asked you what you actually wanted in the car before they built it?In this episode of Why Design, Mark Tapscott shares the belief that sits at the heart of his work: that lightness is...
How do you spend thirty five years inside hardware giants, take 22 IDEA medals out the door, and still end up best known as the guy who refused to chant “I am GE”?In this episode of Why Design, Bob Schwartz shares the be...
What does it take to solve a problem that everyone experiences and nobody has fixed?In this episode of Why Design, Floyd Freeman shares the belief that sits at the heart of his work: that the most obvious problems are so...
What does it actually take to get something you designed onto a supermarket shelf at scale?In this episode of Why Design, Matt Batchelor shares the belief that sits at the heart of his work: that the best design does not...
What does it actually cost to build a hardware brand from inside a design agency?In this episode of Why Design, Phil Staunton shares the belief that sits at the heart of his work: that product design is only as good as t...
What do you do when the work you're best at starts to feel like the problem?In this episode of Why Design, Felicity Boyce shares the belief that sits at the heart of her work: that understanding how something is made, at...
What does it take to solve a problem nobody else is willing to attempt, in a country 10,000 miles away, with a 15-person team and an active fundraise running in the background?In this episode of Why Design, Sid Shaikh sh...
What if the biggest gap in the clean energy transition isn't technology or politics, but simply who the products were designed for?In this episode of Why Design, Rob Hallifax shares the belief that sits at the heart of h...
What does it take to redesign a surgical instrument that nobody has touched in sixty years?In this episode of Why Design?, Liz McGloughlin shares the belief that sits at the heart of her work: that hardware problems wort...
What does it take to walk into a deep tech startup as the only industrial designer... Earn the trust of thirty engineers, and... Build a design identity so thoroughly baked into the product that no one can ever cost-opti...
What if the most important fertility treatment of the last decade wasn’t invented in a clinic, but built from scratch, during a lockdown, by someone who had never worked in medicine? In this episode of Why Design, Tess C...
What connects a folding bicycle, a kitchen tool, and an electric ultralight aircraft? For Mark Sanders, the answer isn’t the category, it’s the thinking. In this episode of Why Design, Mark joins host Chris Whyte to refl...
In an industry that often celebrates rapid growth, visibility, and bold ambition, there’s a quieter reality that rarely gets attention: The design businesses that last aren’t built through speed. They’re built through di...
What if design wasn’t just a function… but a way of thinking about the world?In this episode of Why Design, Tylan Tschopp shares a belief that sits at the heart of his career: that design, when combined with engineering ...
What connects offshore engineering, inkjet printers, molecular diagnostics and a small workshop in a church in Newcastle? For Paul Marshall, it’s all part of the same journey: a lifelong fascination with how things work,...
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