Announcement: We can talk about making a difference or we can make a difference. Or we can do both.
Design Matters Second Season Begins June 3rd at 3pm ET
Design Matters is a one-hour live internet radio show broadcast on the Voice America Business network every Friday afternoon from 3-4 pm ET. You can also listen to the show any time you'd like via the network's free on-demand egocasting. The show is a (hopefully) provocative intersection of branding, design and culture--live callers chime in and overall, it is a fast, funny and fascinating hour of radio.
Second Season Line-up:
June 3 Season Premiere:
The Groovy World of AdamsMorioka
Two of the most innovative, exciting and provocative designers in the US, Sean Adams and Noreen Morioka, will be joining Debbie for a lively and inspiring hour with discussions on some of their more profile projects for clients such as MTV, VH1, Sundance and Nickelodeon.
www.adamsmorioka.com
June 10
The Legacy of Eames: Eames Demetrios and Neenah Paper
The grandson of Charles and Ray Eames, Eames Demetrios will be joining Debbie for a discussion on the new innovations coming out of the "house of Eames."
http://www.eamasoffice.com
www.eamesfoundation.org
http://www.neenahpaper.com/eames
http://www.neenahpaper.com/eames/index.asp?ft=Home
June 17
American Mutt?: David Barringer
David Barringer sent Rudy Vanderlans, editor of Emigre, a 35,000 word letter to the editor, which Rudy published in its entirety in Emigre #68. Titled "American Mutt Barks in the Yard," David will join Debbie to talk about his views on the state of graphic design today.
www.emigre.com
June 24
Design at the Beach: Jake Gorst and Alastair Gordon
Jake Gorst, grandson of Andrew Geller and Alastair Gordon, author of Beach Houses: Andrew Geller, will be joining Debbie to talk about Jake's phenomenal documentary "Leisurama," the first "branded" community in America, located in Montauk, New York.
www.explodedview.tv/leisurama/index.html
July 1
Nicholas Blechman: Artist and Auteur
Knickerbocker Design is an illustration graphic design studio founded by Nicholas Blechman, former Art Director of the New York TImes Op-Ed page and publisher of the alternative comic book NOZONE.
www.knickerbockerdesign.com
July 8
Andrew Zolli: Forecasting the Future
Z + Partners is a foresight think-tank which helps global companies and institutions see, understand and respond to complex change. Andrew Zolli is the founder, and will discuss the future of mass culture on this show.
www.zpluspartners.com/index2.html
July 15
Paula Scher: The Reigning Queen of Graphic Design
Paula Scher studied at the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia and began her graphic design career as a record cover art director at both Atlantic and CBS Records in the 1970s. In 1984 she co-founded Koppel & Scher, and in 1991 she joined Pentagram as a partner. She is arguably the most successful and influential woman working in design today.
www.pentagram.com
July 22
The Substance and Style of Virginia Postrel
Virginia Postrel is the author of The Substance of Style and The Future and Its Enemies. She writes the Economic Scene column for The New York Times business section every fourth Thursday. She writes a column for Forbes four times a year and publishes articles on cultural and economic topics in a wide-range of other publications. Writing in Vanity Fair, Sam Tanenhaus described Postrel as "a master D.J. who sequences the latest riffs from the hard sciences, the social sciences, business, and technology, to name only a few sources," while Camille Paglia has called her "one of the smartest women in America."
www.dynamist.com/index.html
July 29
Design Blogs: The Good, the Bad and the Nasty
Join the founders of three influential design blogs for a rousing discussion on the popularity of this new media. Joining Debbie will be Armin Vit and Bryony Gomez-Palacio from Speak Up, Jen Beckman from Unbeige and Adrian Hanft and Bennett Holzworth from Be A Design Group.
www.underconsideration/speakup
www.beadesigngroup.com
www.mediabistro.com/UnBeige/
August 5
King of the World: Stefan Sagmeister
ID magazine has called Stefan's work: "Distilled, intense, cunning, evocative and utterly complete. His inventions have set a new standard." A candid and revealing discussion with the master of design.
www.sagmeister.com
August 12
Bad Boys of Design II
Our most listened to show last season is back with a vengeance, new group of (very) bad boys:
Rodrigo Corral www.rodrigocorral.com
Marc English www.marcenglishdesign.com
Tan Le www.landor.com
Bennett Peji www.pejidesign.com
Felix Sockwell www.feluxe.com
John Zapolski
August 19:
Pervasive Design in our Culture
Join Joan Francolini, Senior Director of Global Design at Kraft Foods and John Krajkowski, Director of Design at Kraft for a discussion on the state of the visual landscape of our culture. Other guests to be announced closer to show time.
www.kraft.com
August 29th: Season Two Finale
The Goddesses of Graphic Design, and arguably the show I am most looking forward to: Emily Oberman and Bonnie Siegler of Number 17.
www.number17.com
Design Matters is a one-hour live internet radio show broadcast on the Voice America Business network every Friday afternoon from 3-4 pm ET. You can also listen to the show any time you'd like via the network's free on-demand egocasting. The show is a (hopefully) provocative intersection of branding, design and culture--live callers chime in and overall, it is a fast, funny and fascinating hour of radio.
Second Season Line-up:
June 3 Season Premiere:
The Groovy World of AdamsMorioka
Two of the most innovative, exciting and provocative designers in the US, Sean Adams and Noreen Morioka, will be joining Debbie for a lively and inspiring hour with discussions on some of their more profile projects for clients such as MTV, VH1, Sundance and Nickelodeon.
www.adamsmorioka.com
June 10
The Legacy of Eames: Eames Demetrios and Neenah Paper
The grandson of Charles and Ray Eames, Eames Demetrios will be joining Debbie for a discussion on the new innovations coming out of the "house of Eames."
http://www.eamasoffice.com
www.eamesfoundation.org
http://www.neenahpaper.com/eames
http://www.neenahpaper.com/eames/index.asp?ft=Home
June 17
American Mutt?: David Barringer
David Barringer sent Rudy Vanderlans, editor of Emigre, a 35,000 word letter to the editor, which Rudy published in its entirety in Emigre #68. Titled "American Mutt Barks in the Yard," David will join Debbie to talk about his views on the state of graphic design today.
www.emigre.com
June 24
Design at the Beach: Jake Gorst and Alastair Gordon
Jake Gorst, grandson of Andrew Geller and Alastair Gordon, author of Beach Houses: Andrew Geller, will be joining Debbie to talk about Jake's phenomenal documentary "Leisurama," the first "branded" community in America, located in Montauk, New York.
www.explodedview.tv/leisurama/index.html
July 1
Nicholas Blechman: Artist and Auteur
Knickerbocker Design is an illustration graphic design studio founded by Nicholas Blechman, former Art Director of the New York TImes Op-Ed page and publisher of the alternative comic book NOZONE.
www.knickerbockerdesign.com
July 8
Andrew Zolli: Forecasting the Future
Z + Partners is a foresight think-tank which helps global companies and institutions see, understand and respond to complex change. Andrew Zolli is the founder, and will discuss the future of mass culture on this show.
www.zpluspartners.com/index2.html
July 15
Paula Scher: The Reigning Queen of Graphic Design
Paula Scher studied at the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia and began her graphic design career as a record cover art director at both Atlantic and CBS Records in the 1970s. In 1984 she co-founded Koppel & Scher, and in 1991 she joined Pentagram as a partner. She is arguably the most successful and influential woman working in design today.
www.pentagram.com
July 22
The Substance and Style of Virginia Postrel
Virginia Postrel is the author of The Substance of Style and The Future and Its Enemies. She writes the Economic Scene column for The New York Times business section every fourth Thursday. She writes a column for Forbes four times a year and publishes articles on cultural and economic topics in a wide-range of other publications. Writing in Vanity Fair, Sam Tanenhaus described Postrel as "a master D.J. who sequences the latest riffs from the hard sciences, the social sciences, business, and technology, to name only a few sources," while Camille Paglia has called her "one of the smartest women in America."
www.dynamist.com/index.html
July 29
Design Blogs: The Good, the Bad and the Nasty
Join the founders of three influential design blogs for a rousing discussion on the popularity of this new media. Joining Debbie will be Armin Vit and Bryony Gomez-Palacio from Speak Up, Jen Beckman from Unbeige and Adrian Hanft and Bennett Holzworth from Be A Design Group.
www.underconsideration/speakup
www.beadesigngroup.com
www.mediabistro.com/UnBeige/
August 5
King of the World: Stefan Sagmeister
ID magazine has called Stefan's work: "Distilled, intense, cunning, evocative and utterly complete. His inventions have set a new standard." A candid and revealing discussion with the master of design.
www.sagmeister.com
August 12
Bad Boys of Design II
Our most listened to show last season is back with a vengeance, new group of (very) bad boys:
Rodrigo Corral www.rodrigocorral.com
Marc English www.marcenglishdesign.com
Tan Le www.landor.com
Bennett Peji www.pejidesign.com
Felix Sockwell www.feluxe.com
John Zapolski
August 19:
Pervasive Design in our Culture
Join Joan Francolini, Senior Director of Global Design at Kraft Foods and John Krajkowski, Director of Design at Kraft for a discussion on the state of the visual landscape of our culture. Other guests to be announced closer to show time.
www.kraft.com
August 29th: Season Two Finale
The Goddesses of Graphic Design, and arguably the show I am most looking forward to: Emily Oberman and Bonnie Siegler of Number 17.
www.number17.com
posted by debbie millman at 6/02/2005 09:01:00 PM
1 Comments:
Howdy Debbie.
Will there ever be an archive of your show? With the new PodCasting feature on iTunes, this would be a great opportunity for those of us who can't catch the show every Friday to take it with us and listen to it when we do have the time to do so.
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