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Entrepreneur, techie, writer and geek, we went with non rapper dude Anil Dash for this episode. I totally enjoyed where this one went, so many gems dropped about Silicon Valley, how we either create value or waste endless hours on social media, and of course, how the evils of racism affect who and how we interact with online. I knew we'd learn something but I had no clue this would be so fun. Be on the lookout for his upcoming ThinkUp app which determines how you spend your time on these Internets. Throw on the headphones and learn something! 

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The Anil Dash Episode

Noah Brier uses the web to understand the world — every encounter with information is a potential web waiting to be untangled. He is the co-founder of Percolate and was last head of planning and strategy at The Barbarian Group. Prior to that he worked as a strategist at Naked Communications, a creative lead at Renegade Marketing and before that wrote about the impact of cultural, media and demographic trends on the marketing field at American Demographics Magazine.

Design Matters With Debbie Millman: Noah Brier

From Boston to P-Funk, the duo discuss their remarkable run.

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This one is such an inspiring session from start to finish for so many reasons... hmm well it was the first time I did my show live from Rinse FM in London! It felt good to be back in the studio. We were fresh out of a sold out XOYO show from the night before w/ the announcement/debut of our latest signee @samgellaitry. Feeling overwhelmed. &#13;
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Ta-ku and I hung out recently when he was in Los Angeles for a couple of days and were able to catch up on life, music, photography (shouts to Eric Coleman / Mochilla), eat tacos, sushi, chill with Esta, Carmack, Mike Gao and play music. I'll never forget this. Before we knew it Ta-ku did a 30 minute set and sat down with me to and talk about everything from his travels, latest business ventures, Artists Envy, Songs To Make Up To, his passion for Men's Grooming, Photography, and much more. Ta-ku is one of the realest and most down to earth people you'll ever meet, he's definitely family. &#13;
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On this episode of Design Matters with Debbie Millman, legendary designer Tom Geismar talks about the way design practice has changed since the 1950's.

Design Matters With Debbie Millman: Tom Geismar

J. Cole details the inspiration behind '2014 Forest Hills Drive', his battle with expectations, wanting to sign Kendrick Lamar when they first met and his thoughts regarding the shots-ridden "Control" verse. Cole also talks the hip hop culture shift that inspired "Fire Squad", consciously staying out of Drake's lane while creating his own, what happened that eventful night with Diddy,  visiting Ferguson, his new outlook on life and how he became a voice of his generation. 

The J. Cole Episode

Jessica Walsh is a designer, illustrator, and art director, and half of Sagmeister & Walsh in New York City. Timothy Goodman is a designer, illustrator, and art director also based in New York City. Together they created the 40 Days of Dating blog, which is now a book, and will soon be a movie. 


Design Matters With Debbie Millman: Timothy Goodman + Jessica Walsh

Debbie Millman talks to Elle Luna about why she walked away from great design jobs with IDEO, Uber, and Mailbox.

Design Matters With Debbie Millman: Elle Luna

Debbie Millman and James Victore discusses his book, Victore or, Who Died and Made You Boss?, dropping out of SVA, teaching at SVA, putting his opinion in the work, getting a D from Paul Bacon and then apprenticing with him. Practicing cold-calls and the difference between God-jobs and money jobs.

Design Matters From The Archive: James Victore

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. "I still don't consider myself an illustrator, it's weird....I consider myself a designer."

Design Matters With Debbie Millman: Timothy Goodman

This brief history of the Guggenheim Museum’s design and construction features interview excerpts with architect Frank Lloyd Wright, as well as letters and reminiscences that offer insight into his design philosophy, the construction of museum itself, and the public’s varying responses to the landmark New York building.

Opening day, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, October 21, 1959. Photo: Robert E. Mates

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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Architectural Vision for the Guggenheim Museum

Debbie Millman talks to Alain de Botton about love and sex. "My view of human nature is that all of us are only just holding it together in various ways. And that's ok. We just need to go easy with one another, knowing that we are all these incredibly fragile beings."

Design Matters with Debbie Millman: 2009-2017

Design Matters from the Archive: Alain de Botton

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

Design Matters from the Archive: Allison Bechdel

Debbie Millman talks to Gail Bichler about magazine design and the role of the magazine cover in the digital age.

Design Matters from the Archive: Gail Bichler

Debbie talks to Billions show runner Brian Koppelman about why he became a writer after years as a record promoter and producer.

Design Matters from the Archive: Brian Koppelman

Debbie talks to Massimo about his favorite typeface, his fight against vulgarity and meaningless design, and what he means by forceful design.

Design Matters from the Archive: Massimo Vignelli

Debbie talks to Marian about her daring typography and her highly ornamental design.

Design Matters from the Archive: Marian Bantjes

MSNBC's own Touré returned ready for combat. The convo was all over the place, from his new book "I would Die 4 U: Why Prince Became An Icon" to working with Nas on his upcoming autobiography, to Touré firing shots at the crew for labeling him the white one. Pete challenges Touré for being an a.s.s.h.o.l.e. and a poser. Who wins? Tune in and see, once again, Touré at his blackest. #Newmanati!.

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Design Matters by Debbie Millman features interviews with designers, artists and cultural leaders, including Lawrence Weiner, Barbara Kruger, Malcolm Gladwell, Eric Kandel, Stefan Sagmeister, John Maeda, Jonathan Hoefler and Tobias Frere-Jones, Michael Arad, Milton Glaser, Massimo Vignelli, Paula Scher, Steven Heller, Jonah Lehrer, among others.

In 2011, Design Matters received the People’s Design Award from the prestigious Cooper-Hewitt National Design Awards.

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