
Each week, award-winning graphic designer Alex Center and co-host Kevin Batory discuss branding, design, pop culture, and more. New episodes drop every Wednesday.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 214 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessDesignArtsMarketing | |||

We got Emily Oberman on the program!
She is a Partner at Pentagram and perhaps best known for her work in the entertainment industry. Emily has designed the titles for Saturday Night Live for the past 27 years—one of many long-standing relationship... more
Alex and Kevin are back from Cannes (a studio offsite to Upstate), and Kevin is reminded that he won 2 Lions several years ago, lol. They go on to talk about Philly Poopgate, the Knicks Parade and the great trash can heist, Ben Stiller’s arms, World ... more
Alex is back. The Knicks are World Champions! The World Cup is here, and so are many people from all over the world discovering American delicacies like BBQ, Costco, and complimentary chips and salsa. Zorhan was at the finals and the World Cup, and h... more
Thomas Pokorn is an Austrian-born Creative Strategist and Copywriter. He specializes in creative concepts and verbal identity for branding and advertising, always finding ways to express distinct personalities and connect with audiences through narra... more
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I’ve listened to Alex Kevin every week since the pandemic. Their hot takes and POVs on advertising, brand strategy and all things New York give me that boost of feeling connected to “my people” each week. Which is why I am writing this review because it’s been a couple of weeks since they dropped a new episode and I’m not even mad… excited to hear what they have cooking up there over at Center. Thanks fellas! Keep it up!
The guys clearly appreciate a good Barney pun (above), and therefore have outstanding taste. This podcast is Barstool without the casual racism and misogyny, and PTI without the sanctimony. Alex’s reviews of design work are honest, charitable and curious, looking to connect with a designer’s inspiration. Highly recommended. Great on YouTube too, so you can see images of the designs being discussed. (Chef’s kiss emojis all around) Well done bros!
Alex and Kevin discussed seeing each other at the Mets game, Cornkid ™, protein infused drinks and doing whip-its [which they didn’t know much about.] They often discuss branding and design as well and are sponsored by The Dieline the packaging hub of qualité et goût. Today was branding and design lite. I don’t mind that. Last week was incredibly funny. Funnier than today. I laughed out loud several times [also while walking around the bay]. The read of the Dunkin Pumpkin Spice Goldfish release ... more
I love this podcast.
It’s funny and informative.
Also a great group of guests. These guys are creating really cool things brand-wise and content wise.
Here for the brands, banter, and bops at the end!
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Two design-minded hosts regularly riff on branding, design culture, and pop moments with a fast-paced, banter-rich style. Episodes blend critique of logos, packaging, and campaigns with behind-the-scenes stories from the design world, often weaving in sports, music, and lifestyle moments. The show stands out for its candid, humorous approach, deep dives into brand storytelling, and guests who bring hands-on branding and design expertise across consumer products, beverages, and fashion. It's likely to appeal to listeners who want practical branding insights delivered with personality and wit, along with a sense of New York–adjacent culture and trends.
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