Design Matters With Debbie Millman

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

Debbie talks to Alain de Botton about  love and sex.

Debbie talks to Chris Anderson about how the TED conference has helped changed the way we learn.

Debbie talks to Isaac Mizrahi about why he loves fashion and why he does so many things outside of fashion.

Debbie talks to Julia about cooking and writing, and how to peel a hard-boiled egg.

Debbie talks to Ben Schott about the importance of failing early in one’s career, about how to take a politician’s picture, and about writing and designing his own books.

On this episode Debbie talks with artist and writer Lisa Congdon about how she sometimes felt like an imposter.

On their annual podcast Debbie talks to graphic design guru Steve about how to deliver social critiques with a punch.

Debbie talks to Alicon Bechdel about how identifying herself as a lesbian when she was young lead her into a career as a cartoonist.

Debbie talks to composer Nico Muhly about his music and about the musicians who interpret it.

Debbie Millman talks to Target’s Chief Creative Officer Todd Waterbury about how technology is changing consumption and about how smart phones have raised our expectations for how companies should interact with us.

Debbie talks to writer Caroline Paul about her death-defying adventures, and how girls must learn the difference between fear and exhilaration.

Debbie talks to Amanda about her wild and wandering path to the rock stage, and about how behind her artistic ambitions is the drive to feel real.

Debbie talks with radio host Krista Tippett about her religious orientation, her struggle with depression, and about why it’s so hard to understand our historical moment.

Debbie talks to branding designers Greg Hahn and Ryan Moore about their process when working with clients such as Netflix and MoMA.

Debbie Millman talks with writer Kate Bolick about society’s historically skeptical view of a single woman.

Debbie talks to Mimi Valdés about her unstoppable career, from magazine editor to her creative partnership with the pop singer Pharrell Williams.

Debbie talks to Ayse Birsel about her expansive career as an industrial designer and how she uses art and design to reconstruct her personal and professional life around a core idea.

Debbie talks to Eric Zimmer about the twists and turns in his surprising career as a tech entrepreneur, and abot some of the things he’s learned along the way.

Debbie talks to artist Tucker Nichols about his art, and the quality of the art he loves.