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Ways Into Practice
Design
Graphic Design
Design Education
Creative Practice
AI In Design
Cognitive Load
Type Design
Creative Industry
Imposter Syndrome
The Brand Identity
ADHD
Universal Design
Branding
Cultural Differences
Design Philosophy
Job Market
Diversity
Cultural Heritage
Logo Archive
BP&O

Ways Into Practice is a podcast by Bielke&Yang that gives students and young designers real insight into the design industry. It is created and produced by students, for students — a space where the next generation asks the questions that matter most to them. In each episode, a student host talks with an established designer from a different field. Through honest, personal conversations, our guest... more

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In the first episode of (WIP) Podcast Season 4, Emily and Ida speak to Kristin Leer (@kristinleeradhd), an MD and specialist in psychiatry. She is also the author of ADHD: 7 veier til ny forståelse. Kristin brings a clinical perspective to questions ... more

S 04 (TRAILER): Design for the Edges

How do we design for cognitive load through the lens of ADHD, and improve digital experiences for everyone?

This season of Ways Into Practice is about cognitive load: the mental effort it takes to use an app or a ... more

In this episode of Ways Into Practice, Jade and Estella sit down with Anthony Sheret and Edd Harrington, the duo who spent the last 15 years building Colophon Foundry, rising from a partnership to the number two type foundry by revenue in EMEA. Colop... more

Lizy Gershenzon and Travis Kochel share their journey navigating the niche world of type design — from co-founding Future Fonts (@futurefonts), a community-driven marketplace for experimental, in-progress typefaces, to learning how to grow individual... more

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Recent Guests

Kristin Leer
Author and physician, ADHD specialist
Author of Ado HD, Psychiatrist/MD
Episode: What ADHD Teaches Us About Design (Kristin Leer, MD, Psychiatrist & Author)
Ed Harrington
Co-founder of Colophon and Ordino, experienced in design education.
Ordino
Episode: What Does Design Education and Collaboration Look Like in an AI-Driven World? (Anthony Sheret and Edd Harrington, Ordino)
Anthony Sheret
Co-founder of Colophon and Ordino, passionate about creative processes.
Ordino
Episode: What Does Design Education and Collaboration Look Like in an AI-Driven World? (Anthony Sheret and Edd Harrington, Ordino)
Lizy Gershenzon
Co-founder of Future Fonts
Future Fonts
Episode: How Do You Build a Creative Partnership Without Losing Yourself? With Lizy Gershenzon and Travis Kochel (Future Fonts)
Travis Kochel
Co-founder of Future Fonts
Future Fonts
Episode: How Do You Build a Creative Partnership Without Losing Yourself? With Lizy Gershenzon and Travis Kochel (Future Fonts)
Louise Grosjean
Designer and Art Director at Dazed Studio
Dazed Studio
Episode: Why Voicing Your Interests Early in Your Career Actually Help You Push Past Imposter Syndrome? With Louise Grosjean (Dazed Studio)
Kaave Pour
Co-founder of Space 10 and designer focusing on societal impact through design
Space 10
Episode: How Do You Balance Ambition With a Critical Eye on the Systems You Work In? With Kaave Pour (21st Europe)
Paula López-Nuño
Strategist at Folch and Master's Degree Director at the School of Engineering and Design, Elisava.
Folch Studio
Episode: How Can Design Education Work Hand-in-Hand with the Industry? With Paula López-Nuño (MBB, Folch Studio)
Elliott Panam-Moody
Founder of The Brand Identity
The Brand Identity
Episode: How Do You Build a Career Around What You’re Actually Good At? With Elliott Panam-Moody (The Brand Identity)

Hosts

Jade
Co-host of the podcast, focused on facilitating discussions with guests about the design industry and educating aspiring designers in their professional journey.
Estella
Co-host of the podcast, dedicated to exploring the unique perspectives of designers and sharing valuable insights for students and young professionals in design.

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Apple Podcasts
#5
Norway/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#59
Norway/Arts
Apple Podcasts
#121
Ireland/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#145
Netherlands/Arts/Design

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Why Voicing Your Interests Early in Your Career Actually Help You Push Past Imposter Syndrome? With Louise Grosjean (Dazed Studio)
Q: How do you deal with the pressure of sharing your personal projects?
Louise discusses balancing pressure with the authenticity of her work and acknowledges the importance of sharing to maintain visibility in the industry.
Why Voicing Your Interests Early in Your Career Actually Help You Push Past Imposter Syndrome? With Louise Grosjean (Dazed Studio)
Q: How did you find your confidence to do some freelance work after graduating?
Louise explains how she entered freelancing for survival reasons as she looked for full-time employment, finding opportunities through mutual connections.
Why Voicing Your Interests Early in Your Career Actually Help You Push Past Imposter Syndrome? With Louise Grosjean (Dazed Studio)
Q: Were there any big assumptions that you had about the design industry that surprised you?
Louise mentions her naïve beliefs about the industry processes and realization of how the actual production and client interactions work.
Why Voicing Your Interests Early in Your Career Actually Help You Push Past Imposter Syndrome? With Louise Grosjean (Dazed Studio)
Q: What did you learn from that journey?
Louise shares insights from her educational background, her transition into the design industry, and the importance of building confidence through self-discovery projects.
What Does Design Education and Collaboration Look Like in an AI-Driven World? (Anthony Sheret and Edd Harrington, Ordino)
Q: What have you seen or heard, or watched that has been inspiring you lately?
Inspiration comes from experimenting and trying new tools while observing how the accessibility of these tools broadens creative potential.

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This podcast focuses on the design industry, offering valuable insights for students and early-career professionals. Each episode features engaging conversations with established designers from diverse fields who share their personal journeys, challenges, and successes. Common themes include the role of education in design, the evolution of creative partnerships, and the importance of community engagement within the design process. Guests discuss contemporary issues like imposter syndrome, the impact of AI, and how to connect emerging designers with audiences in innovative ways. For those interested in design and seeking guidance on their professional paths, this podcast offers rich content tailored to aspiring designers and students who ar... more

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