Design Matters

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Design Matters from the Archive: Maria Konnikova

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.

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Design Matters from the Archive: Eli Horowitz

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

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Design Matters from the Archive: Roz Chast

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.

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Design Matters from the Archive: Timothy Goodman

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.

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Design Matters from the Archive: Brandon Stanton

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

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Gretchen Rubin

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

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Chris Anderson

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

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Design Matters from the Archive: Isaac Mizrahi

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

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Design Matters from the Archive: Julia Turshen

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

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Lisa Congdon

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

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Lisa Congdon

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

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Alison Bechdel

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