In this episode, Justin and Justin discuss the disruptive potential of an Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, Chase healthcare offering. And, Chicago’s history of  “dibs” chairs.

1: Brilliant. A Podcast About Innovation, Design and Experience.

In this episode, Justin and Justin discuss Elon Musk’s appetite for failure as a key component of the innovation process, plus the resurgence of physical controls in a touchscreen-dominated world.

Show notes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbSwFU6tY1c
http://www.spacex.com/
https://ask.audio/articles/best-new-music-gear-from-namm-2018

2: Innovation, Failure and Knobs

Justin and Justin discuss the myth of overnight success, the three proven paths to disruptive innovation, and how half the Fortune 500 companies listed in 2000 have been replaced by market disruptors. And, as a bonus, they give their subjective opinion of Domino’s pizza.

3: Three Proven Paths to Disruptive Innovation

The AI revolution is upon us. In this episode, we discuss AI, deep learning, and the impacts these technologies are beginning to have on business and innovation.

4: The Robots Are Here

Justin and Justin discuss Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony to Congress as well as reveal the first insights from Magnani’s soon to be released Gen Z study. Topics also veer into the future of retail experience design.

MIT Study Link: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2018/03/largest-study-ever-fake-news-mit-twitter/555104/

5: Zuckerberg goes to Washington and meet Gen Z

In this episode of Brilliant, Justin and Justin discuss the value of prototyping in the design process. They cover various levels of fidelity (low, medium & high), why you would choose between those levels and the relative value of each.

6: All About Prototyping

Justin & Justin talk about Europe's sweeping consumer privacy protection regulation, GDPR—what the EU says it is, what it's purpose really appears be and how it could have served it's stated mission more effectively had the EU applied a little design thinking in its drafting of the law.

Brilliant: A Podcast about Innovation, Design and Experience

7: Views on GDPR

Justin and Justin discuss two recent articles from the web about the latest arms race among chip makers to capitalize on the AI explosion, plus YouTube’s attempts to mitigate the effects of “fake news” on its platform. And finally, the Justins discuss 3 counterintuitive tips for a successful digital transformation.

LINKS:
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/07/the-ai-revolution-has-spawned-a-new-chips-arms-race/

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/07/youtube-to-fight-fake-news-with-links-to-real-news-and-context/

https://www.magnani.com/blog/successful-digital-transformation

8: Counterintuitive Tips for Successful Digital Transformation

Justin and Justin discuss Lollapalooza goers’ illicit use of GPS , the latest Android Pie update, the decline of Movie Pass, growth hacking, and whether our A.I. overlords will deliver us to personal freedom or ultimately turn us into batteries.

LINKS:
https://www.hypable.com/moviepass-is-doomed-thursday-night-outage-caused-by-lack-of-cash/

https://www.cmo.com/features/articles/2017/8/24/15-mindblowing-stats-about-artificial-intelligence-dmexco.html#gs.U4NIX44

https://mashable.com/2015/04/07/music-festival-drug-smuggling/

Brillant: A podcast about innovation and design

9: Rainbows, Unicorns and A.I.

Following-up from the First Amendment conversation from Episode 9, Justin and Justin invite a very special guest, Chicago attorney, Lenny Gail of Massey & Gail, LLP, to provide a more nuanced and educated perspective on the issues of free speech. We discuss Alex Jones, Elon Musk’s 420 moments,  and whether our Commander in Chief bears any legal responsibility for his attacks on public companies. And finally, we wonder if the government will step in to regulate Facebook before they destroy our democracy or Adam Smith’s invisible hand  in the shape of generation Z, will simply kill it with indifference.

LINKS:
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20180314005876/en/Massey-Gail-LLP-Susman-Godfrey-LLP-Pastorum

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycPr5-27vSI

https://techcrunch.com/2018/04/17/facebook-gdpr-changes/

http://masseygail.com/

10: A Run-In With The Law

Justin and Justin invite a very special, well-dressed guest, Andy Crestodina of Orbit Media, to chat about conversion rate optimization (CRO), the idea and ethics of conveying scarcity in UX design, and the chances for Solid, the new Web ID standard by Tim Berners Lee, and whether it could form the foundation of a new privacy standard online.  We also offer Andy an opportunity to shamelessly plug his new book, “Content Chemistry.”

LINKS:

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/09/29/sec-settles-charges-with-teslas-elon-musk-will-remain-as-ceo.html

https://uxdesign.cc/scarcity-in-ux-the-psychological-bias-that-became-the-norm-3e666b749a9a

https://solid.inrupt.com/

https://www.amazon.com/Content-Chemistry-Illustrated-Handbook-Marketing-ebook/dp/B07DV58WRH/

11: On CRO, Privacy, and Formal Wear

Justin sits down for a conversation with Will Smith, founder of FooVR, about the past, present and future of VR, the intersection of narrative and innovation, and whether internet technology has moved the human race any closer to the intellectual utopia we were all promised in the 1990’s.

Links: 
Foovr.com

Brilliant—A podcast about innovation and design

12: A whole lotta Foo

Justin sits down for a conversation with Maxwell Luthy of Trendwatching about using trend data to drive the innovation process, the demonization of consumer excess, the emergence of a-commerce, Super Human Resources and AI, Facebook’s consolidation of messaging platforms, and the dangers of making cross-cultural generalizations.

Links: trendwatching.com

13: Trending Up

Nick Kokonas is co-owner of The Alinea Group, which includes the Michelin 3-star restaurant, Alinea, as well as Next, The Aviary, Roister and The Aviary NYC. They have also written and produced two award-winning books. Nick is the founder and CEO of Tock.com, a dynamically priced ticketing software for restaurants. Justin and Nick discuss using emotional requirements as the foundation for designing an experience, the narrative structure of a great dining experience, crying babies, service chihuahuas, music theory, vintage synthesizers and defining problems in a way that makes solving them consuming and inevitable.


LINKS:
alinearestaurant.com, tock.com, theaviary.com, nextrestaurant.com

14: Innovative, Fun, and Delicious

Chris Arkenberg, Research Manager at Deloitte’s Center for Technology, Media, and Telecommunications, Skypes in to chat with Justin about the meteoric rise in eSports, the popularity of battle-royale-style gaming and its disruptive impact on the video game publishing industry. Justin and Chris weigh the impacts of generational and behavioral influences, as well as fundamental human nature on the types of games that command our attention. And, they give a special shoutout to Second Life...yes, it’s still out there.

LINKS:
Magnani.com, deloitte.com

15: Get in the Game

Justin is joined by a long-time associate, Matt Phillips of Phillips & Co., to explore the ins, outs and overall impressions of what makes a great ideation session. They explore the difference between ideation and traditional brainstorming, and how through structured exploration the techniques of ideation can be used to generate hundreds or even thousands of actionable ideas—from exploring new materials for athletic shoes to how to envision the city-like infrastructure needs of a modern mega theme park. And, along the way, Matt and Justin slip into a few well-worn celebrity impressions.

LINKS:
Magnani.com, phillips-co.com

16: Impressions on Ideation

Justin is joined by Danielle Galmore of Questa Consulting. Danielle and Justin discuss ways in which applying design thinking methodologies to change the experience of working spaces can have a dramatic impact on achieving desired outcomes. They explore the cyclical importance of storytelling and prototyping as part of the greater business planning toolbox. And they come to the conclusion that attempting to predict the future is one of the easiest ways to be wrong.

LINKS:
Magnani.com, questaconsulting.com

17: Changing Spaces

Justin is joined by Andreas Mueller, of Bloofusion, to chat about the ins and outs of SEO, how it works and its history. They discuss the black-hat early days of getting found on the internet and how the tools, tricks and techniques for gaming the search engine system have evolved over the past 20 years. And Andreas offers his views on the use of competitive intelligence and artificial intelligence in moving your content to the top of the SERP (Search Engine Results Page).

LINKS:
Magnani.com, bloofusion.com, semrush.com, answerthepublic.com

18: The 411 on SEO

Justin is joined by Anju Ahuja, Vice President Market Development and Product Management at CableLabs—the media tech innovation lab for the global cable industry. Justin and Anju discuss the joys, challenges, and opportunities of running a dedicated innovation practice within a larger enterprise (hint, it’s not always rainbows, unicorns and butterflies, but it’s always pretty fun). They also cover the differences between product development and innovation, and how storytelling is as important as the science and the math of innovation.

LINKS:
Magnani.com, cablelabs.com

19: Don't Forget the Butterflies

Justin is joined by Thaddeus Wong, Co-CEO of @Properties (atproperties.com). Justin and Thad talk about employee and customer experience as a competitive advantage, using conversation as a framework for crafting a digital experience, integrating downstream services into the sales transaction, the growth of iBuyer organizations, and the emerging use of blockchain, video and machine learning in the transaction experience. They also talk about the stark market realities surrounding the failed WeWork IPO and the future of the real estate industry. Finally, we announce the publication of Justin’s new book, “Innovate. Activate. Accelerate. A 30-day boot camp for your business brain.” Now available on Amazon.

LINKS:
Magnani.com, atproperties.com

Episode 20: It gets real!

Episode 20: It Gets Real!

Justin is joined by John Tuders, former SVP, Product and Payments Innovation for Bank of America, currently PhD candidate and adjunct Professor of Innovation at University of North Carolina, Charlotte. Justin and John talk about what it’s like to forge a career in innovation and what innovation actually means in a large enterprise setting. They examine why some institutions are better suited for innovation than others and why. And they chat about what it means to teach innovation and why it's an important area of study for anyone studying business.

Episode 21–From Enterprise To Ivory Tower

Brilliant is a podcast about innovation, design and transformational experiences. Each episode delves into the inspiration, ideas, disruptions and downfalls that conspire to crown tomorrow’s market leaders and losers.

Brilliant.

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