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What is the best way to give design feedback? How do you find the right people to critique your work? How do you evaluate your own work if no one is giving you any feedback? In this episode, we discuss these difficult questions and – get this – actually come up with some answers.

In this episode, we welcome alt-folk musician Hannah Fredsgaard-Jones to discuss the question of art’s “darseinberechtigung.” Or in English: what is art’s right to exist? What are the benefits of the arts and how can we measure them? (And should we?)

How many photographs do you have on your camera roll? Have you ever looked back at them? How does this affect your memory? In this episode, we talk about the effects of digital snapshot photography on memory and propose the idea of a digital “boyfriend box”.

In this episode, we discuss the effects of persuasive digital design techniques on a new generation of teenagers(and on ourselves), and we consider how we as designers can intervene.

In this episode, we consider the role of confirmation bias in design during a brief conversation with our previous guest, Rebecca Ross.

Speculative design presents tangible possibilities of what the future could look like in order to promote, provoke or persuade. But how do we know what is influential? In this episode, we talk to designer and educator Rebecca Ross about the impact of speculative design and how we should view designs for the future while we're still in the present.