Women at Work

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Women at Work It is crucial to act when things concern us. At Women at Work, we listen to what professional women want to say about jobs in creativity and design because we are willing to inspire others, empower those arriving, and fight the patriarchy with visibility and shared knowledge. A podcast by Hey, hosted by Ane Guerra.

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Publishes	Monthly	Episodes	65	Founded	5 years ago
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Anoushka Rodda, co-founder of Templo on design as a tool for social change and the power of lived experience | Women at Work

Anoushka Rodda co-founded TEMPLO in 2013 with one conviction: design is most powerful when it stands for something. In our latest episode, the UK-based founder and managing director talks about building a cause-led agency from scratch, the personal h... more

6 Jul 2026 • 54 min • Most popular

Joyce N. Ho, Emmy Award-winning creative director, on motion, identity and the radical act of stopping. | Women at Work

Joyce N. Ho has designed title sequences for worldwide famous shows and events, won an Emmy, and built one of the most respected careers in motion design of her generation. In our latest episode, the Hong Kong-born, Australian creative director based... more

15 Jun 2026 • 41 min

Krista Radoeva, type designer and founder of About Type, on why letters are never just letters | Women at Work

Krista Radoeva designs typefaces in Latin, Cyrillic and Greek, and she does it with the conviction that a writing system is never just a technical tool; it is a living record of culture. In our latest episode, the Bulgarian type designer and founder ... more

13 May 2026 • 41 min

Nicola Ryan, VP of Product Design at Condé Nast, on how design systems and storytelling build the world around us | Women at Work

You know those moments in which you listen to someone who has such a clear vision of the world, of design, of information, and she explains it with such wisdom, you just want to keep on listening to her voice for hours on end? Well, that’s the feelin... more

1 Apr 2026 • 37 min

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Anoushka Rodda

Co-founder of Templo, branding designer and leader with a focus on social impact

Templeo

Episode: Anoushka Rodda, co-founder of Templo on design as a tool for social change and the power of lived experience | Women at Work

Joyce N. Ho

Creative director, designer, abstract artist

Independent/Joyce N. Ho

Episode: Joyce N. Ho, Emmy Award-winning creative director, on motion, identity and the radical act of stopping. | Women at Work

Krista Radoeva

Type designer, founder of About Type

About Type

Episode: Krista Radoeva, type designer and founder of About Type, on why letters are never just letters | Women at Work

Nicola Ryan

VP of Product Design at Condé Nast

Condé Nast

Episode: Nicola Ryan, VP of Product Design at Condé Nast, on how design systems and storytelling build the world around us | Women at Work

Verònica Fuerte

Head of Hey, founder of Women at Work

Hey

Episode: Season finale with Verònica Fuerte from Hey on creative jobs, parenthood and how one affects the other and vice versa | Women at Work

Roxane Gay

Writer, editor, public speaker, professor, cultural critic, and educator

Author of numerous bestselling books including Bad Feminist and The Portable Feminist Reader

Episode: Roxane Gay, best-selling author and professor, on building possible futures and everything feminism | Women at Work

Isabel Martínez

Creative director and lecturer with a significant presence in the digital landscape.

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Ane Guerra

Host of Women at Work

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Apple Podcasts	#224	United Kingdom/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts	#237	Italy/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts	#128	Spain/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts	#131	Saudi Arabia/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts	#136	Austria/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts	#145	Brazil/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts	#148	Sweden/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts	#167	Denmark/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts	#191	Poland/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts	#196	Netherlands/Arts/Design

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Anoushka Rodda, co-founder of Templo on design as a tool for social change and the power of lived experience | Women at Work

Q: What was the turning point in deciding to restrict growth and maintain a small, values-driven team?

Anoushka discusses choosing to stay small (around ten people) to preserve the ability to say no when necessary and to maintain an ecosystem of trusted partners, rather than chasing scale at the expense of values.

Anoushka Rodda, co-founder of Templo on design as a tool for social change and the power of lived experience | Women at Work

Q: How has displacement and your family history shaped the work you do at Templo?

She explains that intergenerational trauma and lived experiences create deep empathy and a readiness to co-create with clients, allowing the studio to engage in sensitive, high-stakes contexts with a human-rights lens.

Joyce N. Ho, Emmy Award-winning creative director, on motion, identity and the radical act of stopping. | Women at Work

Q: How did the sabbatical come about and what did you hope to achieve by taking time off?

She describes the sabbatical as a long-planned reset to rediscover the joy in making and to understand what was missing, emphasizing that it was a personal, unpaid break intended to restore her creative core.

Krista Radoeva, type designer and founder of About Type, on why letters are never just letters | Women at Work

Q: How has Cyrillic, particularly Bulgarian Cyrillic, shaped your design philosophy and your business choices?

Cyrillic is central to her practice, and she argues that Cyrillic should not be seen as an offshoot of Russia but as a diverse, evolving script with local variations. By teaching and sharing information, she aims to elevate Bulgarian Cyrillic and expand awareness of multiple Cyrillic variants, ensuring richer, more inclusive typography.

Krista Radoeva, type designer and founder of About Type, on why letters are never just letters | Women at Work

Q: You've described a leap from freelancing into founding About Type. What motivated that move, and what were the biggest early hurdles?

The drive to create something lasting and to work on typefaces with broader utility pushed her to start About Type, even as freelancing was challenging due to underpricing and intense workloads. Early hurdles included building a portfolio, finding clients, and learning to manage projects and pricing—skills she gradually developed by embracing collaboration and a patient, step-by-step approach.

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Professional women in creative fields share practical insights on careers, leadership, work-life balance, and industry culture. Episodes frequently center design leadership, storytelling, inclusivity, and the intersection of motherhood and work, with guests ranging from designers and typographers to writers and creative directors. The show tends to blend practical career guidance with broader discussions of gender equality and representation in creative industries, often featuring high-profile women and diverse perspectives. This mix makes it useful for listeners seeking actionable advice, inspiration, and a better understanding of how to navigate design-led careers while addressing systemic barriers in the workplace.

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Recent guests on Women at Work include:

1. Anoushka Rodda
2. Joyce N. Ho
3. Krista Radoeva
4. Nicola Ryan
5. Verònica Fuerte
6. Roxane Gay
7. Isabel Martínez
8. Michelle Phillips

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