Podcasting on Graphic Design

Podcasting has become the next big thing in technology and its impact on Graphic Design has been no exception. (…)

Podcasting has become the next big thing in technology and its impact on Graphic Design has been no exception. Designorati writer Daniel Schutzsmith has assembled a list of some graphic design related podcasts for you to enjoy!

Podcasting is quickly becoming a mainstream medium for sharing information on the web. Its ease of use and intimate tone make it one of the quickest technologies to be adopted in recent years. I’ve attempted to collect a nice collection of graphic design related podcasts. What I am finding is that there do not seem to be many out there. I have not been able to deduce whether this low number is related to the medium being so new or if there just doesn’t seem to be many people interested in conducting there own podcast on a topic that is primarily visual in nature. I can’t believe that it is the later because the podcasts listed below prove that you do not always need a visual to discuss graphic design.

Design Matters with Debbie Milman
- Design Matters explores the state of the graphic design landscape in an ever changing business world through informative, yet provocative, interviews with industry pioneers. The podcast is inspiring due to Debbie Millan’s natural ability to compel her guests to shed their inhibitions and share their opinions without the fear of recourse. Currently the season is over for the show but when it picks back up you can hear the live stream every Friday from 3-4pm EST.
Must Hear: Bad Boys of Design II

The Prepared Mind
- Christopher A. Gee, co-founder/principal of Cube Interactive LLC, interviews well known professionals of the industry and encourages them to share their experiences, opinions, and insight. Started earlier this past summer, The Prepared Mind is sure to only get better from here.
Must Hear: Emily Cohen, the Business of GD

Type Radio
- With an amazing 138 episodes (as of this posting), TypeRadio takes the gold for the most available content. The show is run by Underware, Liza Enebeis & Donald Beekman. The duo visits Typography conferences around the world and conducts interviews with leading designers and typographers whom are in attendance.
Must Hear: Typeradio Quizzz Ken Barber VS Keith Tam

live language
- The sister site of limited language, live language, provides a podcasting facility for conferences, round-table discussions and small scale interviewing focused on the art and design community.
Must Hear: Rudy Vanderlans presents a biography of Emigre magazine

The Web 2.0 Show
- The Web 2.0 show focuses on interviewing the developers and entrepreneurs who are creating the next generation of web services and media delivery. Its still a young show but they are detyermined to make it work. Check back at this one in about 3 months and I guarantee you’ll see them blowing up the spot.
Must Hear: Episode 3 - Om Malik

2005 AIGA Design Conference
- AIGA has gotten it right! They have supplied podcasts of all of the main stage presentations from their 2005 Design Conference. In addition to the podcasts, they have also provided bonus slides and backstage interviews.
Must Hear: Bill Strickland: The Design of Leadership

Web Essentials
- If you are into Web Design and Web Development then this podcast is for you! Web Essentials provides a complete archive of all of the Web Essentials 2005 Conference held in Australia this past September.
Must Hear: From Comp To Code: Pulling A List Apart Together

As you find new podcasts on Graphic Design over the course of your internet travels, we ask that you come back here and add a comment to document your finding. Our aim is that we will be able to maintain a complete archive of design related podcasts for us all to enjoy.

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