
My guest for this episode believes that people are the important ingredient in successful enterprises. He also happens to be a chemistry graduate and vociferous advocate for making things i.e. manufacturing.
Dean Morgan talks us through his road to ... more
Maps and diagrams: representations of reality that can make life better. Strangely, the greatest accuracy or truth to life does not necessarily make life better.
In this episode we look at how our perception affects our interpretation of maps and di... more
The aim of many designers is to create timeless work. Whilst aiming for a long design life is admirable, we shouldn't get hooked up on trying to avoid the time in which we live and work.
This episode explains that good design can be timeless yet st... more
To talk of sustainability without a timeframe is meaningless. But nowadays things are labelled sustainable without any reference to duration.
Sustainable forever applies to a very select catalogue. The best we can do is aim for as long a lifespan as... more
Knowledge, Learning and Better Choices was the title for this issue suggested by the AI elves. Perhaps I should listen to then next time.
Making life better by design is about making choices and taking decisions. The more you know about a subject, ... more
Avoiding being overwhelmed by the accumulation of stuff is the subject of this episode. From early suggestions to limit our possessions based on utility and beauty, to the beginnings of minimalism and ideas of doing more with less, the episode charts... more
It's often the case that when we do something with the aim of making our life better, that the decision, the choice has unanticipated effects on others.
How concerned should we be about this? Few people act from entirely selfish motives, but trying ... more
Humans are blessed with a range of senses plus the most powerful brain of any species. We make life better when our choices and decision making use both our brains (Head) and senses (Heart).
The smallest choices can make a big difference to the qu... more
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A show focused on how design shapes everyday life, with episodes ranging from practical design choices in homes and workplaces to the broader social impacts of architecture, signage, and usability. The conversations frequently connect design decisions to quality of life, from housing policy and storage solutions to hearing health, veterinary care, and web design. A distinctive thread across episodes is the insistence that thoughtful, human-centered design can improve outcomes in diverse domains, often framed through personal stories or case studies that highlight tangible benefits. The host tends to blend personal reflections with expert perspectives, creating a thoughtful blend of design philosophy and practical guidance that can appeal to... more
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