Design: Podcasts

The On Design podcast brings you insightful conversations with design's most inspiring figures—from designers and artists to creative directors, entrepreneurs and everybody in between.
The podcast is hosted by Justyna Green, who infuses every episode with positive energy and boundless curiosity. Listen to the new episodes now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and everywhere else.

From episodes including The Class Ceiling in the Arts, Black in the Time of Corona, Donald Glover’s Atlanta – Stance is the arts and culture podcast to turn to for perspectives that get to the core of a cultural, artistic or social moment. Stance’s founder, journalist and curator Chrystal Genesis has crafted a series full of fascinating and vital topics often not discussed in the industry.

The world of graphic design is an industry that doesn’t offer much in the way of therapeutically supporting its workers. That’s where James Chae and Drew Litowitz come in. Founders of the Graphic Support Group podcast, the duo explore the emotional and psychological dimensions of design practices via their podcast. Talking to “a cadre of amazing graphic designers”, they hack away at “past traumas, spiritual mantras, PSDs, PTSD and inner peace”, their site explains.

“What works? What is changing in today’s visual art ecosystem?” These are the kind of questions the “Raising the BAAR” in Art, Culture, and Society podcast asks – a series plugged directly into the evolving and “exclusive world of art”, its bio states. Curated and produced by Jewell Sparks, the founder and brainchild of art advisory and residency BAAR, the host talks to a range of artists, gallerists, collectors, and curators, amplifying their experience through a series of episodes and soundbites.

For those wanting to focus on branding and keeping up with everything creative agency-related, Private View(s) is for you. Made possible by client-creative “matchmaking” agency Aufi, the podcast came out of wanting to expose the wider industry to the “inspiring” conversations it gets to hear everyday. Private View(s) breaks down studio processes, studio culture, topics and issues everyone needs to consider when creating a brand.