Interventions: the Podcast

Wow! Our final episode! I can't believe it's already here. It's been a great few weeks chatting with all of you, and here to wrap things up we have Olivia Laskowski, the founder of one of this semester's Scout clients - Butter! Olivia and Cam go into detail discussing the narratives of creating a brand, telling the story of a place, and her experience at Interventions: Narrative + View audio transcript for this episode Audio and transcripts for this season of Interventions: the Podcast are sponsored in part by Juno Design. To learn more about Interventions, find us at interventions.design The Interventions podcast is written and recorded entirely by students from Scout, Northeastern University's student led design studio. Scout aims to foster the design community in the greater Boston area and beyond through real client work, weekly speaker series, and our annual student led design conference. To learn more about Scout, visit our website at northeastern.edu/scout.

Now this is what we call a crossover episode! Cam is in the studio this week with Janina Yutkins-Kennedy, Kayla Rich, and Cara Tarmey - all students at MassArt who we met at Interventions in 2018. Since then, they've been hard at work bringing student-led design to MassArt. The group catches up with Cam to talk about their progress, roadblocks, and what drives them to put on so many hats and keep pushing for what they believe in. + View audio transcript for this episode Audio and transcripts for this season of Interventions: the Podcast are sponsored in part by Juno Design. To learn more about Interventions, find us at interventions.design The Interventions podcast is written and recorded entirely by students from Scout, Northeastern University's student led design studio. Scout aims to foster the design community in the greater Boston area and beyond through real client work, weekly speaker series, and our annual student led design conference. To learn more about Scout, visit our website at northeastern.edu/scout.

After a brief hiatus to graduate (congrats Class of 2019!) Cam is back in the studio, this time with Katie Wilhoit. Katie is a fellow Northeastern grad and founder of Unsize, a startup that she launched to help people find their true fit while shopping for clothes that they feel confident in. Cam and Katie talk inclusivity in brand and audience, startup ethics, and more. + View audio transcript for this episode Audio and transcripts for this season of Interventions: the Podcast are sponsored in part by Juno Design. To learn more about Interventions, find us at interventions.design The Interventions podcast is written and recorded entirely by students from Scout, Northeastern University's student led design studio. Scout aims to foster the design community in the greater Boston area and beyond through real client work, weekly speaker series, and our annual student led design conference. To learn more about Scout, visit our website at northeastern.edu/scout.

Cam welcomes Scout's officers Vanessa Gregorchik and Sawyer Hammond into the studio this week to talk about all things Scout. Amongst other things, Cam finds out about how Scout operates, the beliefs that guide the program, and Vanessa and Sawyer's hopes for the years to come. +View Audio Transcript for this episode Audio and transcripts for this season of Interventions: the Podcast are sponsored in part by Juno Design. To learn more about Interventions, find us at interventions.design The Interventions podcast is written and recorded entirely by students from Scout, Northeastern University's student led design studio. Scout aims to foster the design community in the greater Boston area and beyond through real client work, weekly speaker series, and our annual student led design conference. To learn more about Scout, visit our website at northeastern.edu/scout.

This week, Cam gets on the phone with type designer David Jonathan Ross, best known for his Font of the Month Club and open source typeface Bungee. David opens up about all things type, including the pros and cons of retail vs open source and how open source type contributes to (and even changes!) history. + View Audio Transcript for this episode Audio and transcripts for this season of Interventions: the Podcast are sponsored in part by Juno Design. To learn more about Interventions, find us at interventions.design The Interventions podcast is written and recorded entirely by students from Scout, Northeastern University's student led design studio. Scout aims to foster the design community in the greater Boston area and beyond through real client work, weekly speaker series, and our annual student led design conference. To learn more about Scout, visit our website at northeastern.edu/scout.

Cam sits down with Johnny Fayad, founder of Eat Your Coffee, to talk all things startups, brand communication, and growing a company in college and beyond. Eat Your Coffee is a caffeinated snack bar that contains an entire cup of organic coffee as an on-the-go solution. Founded while at Northeastern University, Eat Your Coffee was one of Scout's original clients. + View Audio Transcript for this episode Audio and transcripts for this season of Interventions: the Podcast are sponsored in part by Juno Design. To learn more about Interventions, find us at interventions.design The Interventions podcast is written and recorded entirely by students from Scout, Northeastern University's student led design studio. Scout aims to foster the design community in the greater Boston area and beyond through real client work, weekly speaker series, and our annual student led design conference. To learn more about Scout, visit our website at northeastern.edu/scout.

Interventions: Narrative is a student-led design conference hosted annually by Scout. Coming soon to anywhere you listen to podcasts is Interventions: the Podcast, a complementary series of stories and interviews centered around the theme of narrative. To learn more about Interventions, check out our website at interventions.design To learn more about Scout, find us over at northeastern.edu/scout