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Made For Us

Tosin Sulaiman
Signal Awards
Accessibility
Listener's Choice Award
Design
Product Design
Sustainability
Technology
Navilens
Generative AI
Inclusivity
Humanitarian Design
Inclusion
XRAI
Speechify
AI Hiring Tools
Slow Fashion
Blindness
Textio
Product Equity
Disability Rights

Made For Us is an award-winning podcast for anyone who’s curious about how to design for inclusivity. An Apple Podcasts Editors' Choice, Made For Us entered Apple's top 10 Design chart this year, reaching #2 in Canada and #3 in the U.S. and Australia. Join us each week for conversations with founders, designers, product inclusion leaders and other creative minds who are challenging the status quo ... more

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If some of the conversations you've heard in this season of Made For Us have felt like a glimpse into the future, then you're not alone.

Our final guest of season 2, Marcus Engel, feels like he's already living in the future, thanks to AI, apps lik... more

What if navigating the world didn't rely on sight at all? In this episode, Kevin Yoo, the CEO and founder of Haptic, joins us to tell the story of one of the world’s first haptic navigation apps.

Kevin shares how he was motivated by his friend’s ex... more

Help us make this podcast better for you! Our quick listener survey is your chance to shape the next season: bit.ly/madeforuspod

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When science journalist Layal Liverpool was finally diagnosed with eczema as a teenager, it came as a shock... more

This week, we’re rewinding back to one of our most popular episodes from Season 1, with Rayouf Alhumedhi, creator of the headscarf emoji. (The episode was also shortlisted for last year's International Women’s Podcast Awards in the ‘Moment of Insight... more

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Recent Guests

Kevin Yoo
CEO and founder of Haptic, creator of HapticNav
Haptic
Episode: Navigation through touch: the haptic tech startup mapping an accessible future | Kevin Yoo
Layal Liverpool
A science journalist and author of SYSTEMIC: How Racism is Making Us Ill
Episode: How to design a fairer healthcare system, with Layal Liverpool and Tessa Davis
Tessa Davis
A paediatric emergency medicine consultant at the Royal London Hospital
Royal London Hospital
Episode: How to design a fairer healthcare system, with Layal Liverpool and Tessa Davis
Rayouf Alhumedhi
Creator of the Hijab Emoji Project and a recent graduate from Stanford University.
Bessemer Venture Partners
Episode: REPLAY: Reflections on creating the headscarf emoji, with Rayouf Alhumedhi
Emily Thomas
Associate Director of Automotive Safety at Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports
Episode: Where is the female crash test dummy? | Astrid Linder and Emily Thomas
Astrid Linder
Professor of Traffic Safety at the Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute
Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute
Episode: Where is the female crash test dummy? | Astrid Linder and Emily Thomas
Marija Butkovic
Founder and CEO of Women of Wearables, advocating for diversity and inclusion in the tech sector.
Women of Wearables
Episode: Crossover episode with Narratives of Purpose: On building a global ecosystem for FemTech pioneers with Marija Butkovic
Oran McAllister
Head of Client Relations at NaviLens with a personal connection to vision impairments.
NaviLens
Episode: Making navigation inclusive: the QR code you don't need to see | Oran McAllister
Dujon Smith
Founder of My Block Skin and full-time investor at Accenture Ventures
My Block Skin
Episode: Sunscreen that works for every shade: the next big beauty trend? | Dujon Smith

Host

Tosin Suleiman
Host focusing on inclusivity in design and innovation.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 38 ratings
  • Excellent & Informative

    This is just brilliant and just what is needed. I have found the podcast very informative. This is well researched and the quality is great. This will be a regular listen for me.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ObaKnight
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Insightful and inspiring - good range of topics

    I love the one about dyslexia and speechify - it’s given me new perspectives and loads of ideas thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    GemmaThompson
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners find the content informative and well-researched, highlighting its relevance to current social issues.
Some appreciate the diverse range of topics and the personal insight shared by guests, whereas others may want more depth in certain areas.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#246
Canada/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#138
Hong Kong/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#147
India/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#149
Saudi Arabia/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#206
United Arab Emirates/Arts/Design

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REPLAY: Reflections on creating the headscarf emoji, with Rayouf Alhumedhi
Q: Can you tell us a bit about your life before you got the idea for the Hijab Emoji Project?
Rayouf described her upbringing as intense and curious, being engaged with various cultures and communities.
Ingrid Silva on building a legacy in ballet, one pointe shoe at a time
Q: What does Dance Theatre of Harlem represent in terms of diversity?
Dance Theatre of Harlem is a leading dance company that emphasizes diversity and showcases a range of skin tones and backgrounds in its performances.
Ingrid Silva on building a legacy in ballet, one pointe shoe at a time
Q: What was the story behind the pointe shoes that were inducted into the Smithsonian Museum?
The shoes represent a conversation on diversity in ballet, initiated after the George Floyd movement, emphasizing the importance of inclusive pointe shoes for Black dancers.
Crossover episode with Climify Podcast: Creating cradle-to-cradle clothing with Heike Petersen
Q: What is slow fashion and how does it compare to fast fashion?
Slow fashion focuses on mindful manufacturing and reducing waste, contrasting with the rapid cycles of fast fashion.
Crossover episode with Climify Podcast: Creating cradle-to-cradle clothing with Heike Petersen
Q: What does the system mean to you?
It refers to the fashion supply chain, which is heavily polluting and in need of change.

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Conversations focus on the design of inclusive products and the experiences of individuals who challenge conventional design norms. Topics often highlight the intersection of technology and inclusivity, featuring guests who are leaders in various industries such as healthcare, technology, automotive safety, and fashion. The discussions not only aim to educate listeners about the importance of accessibility in product design but also inspire them to think critically about how designs can better serve diverse communities. Unique aspects include sharing personal stories and innovative solutions from guests that embody the principles of inclusivity, making it not only informative but also relatable and engaging for listeners interested in socia... more

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2. Layal Liverpool
3. Tessa Davis
4. Rayouf Alhumedhi
5. Emily Thomas
6. Astrid Linder
7. Marija Butkovic
8. Oran McAllister

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