084 - The Promise of Virtual Reality — with Joanna Popper
What do you think about when you hear the term, “virtual reality”? It's been part of the pop-culture and entertainment news cycle for a while, but still feels out of reach. There are cumbersome headse...
25 Maj 20201h 2min
083 - How To Tell A Great Story — with Adrien Behn
Adrien Behn is a seasoned world traveler, writer and comedic performer. This self-proclaimed “Jill of all trades“ ventures into new countries to seek out total strangers and listen to their stories. S...
18 Maj 20201h 51min
082 - Stop Giving Advice, Ask More Questions — with Michael Bungay Stanier
Michael Bungay Stanier is an Oxford graduate and author of the wildly popular book, The Coaching Habit. He is a champion of curiosity that believes the advice we so eagerly give is not nearly as good ...
11 Maj 20201h 6min
081 - Designing With Empathy — with Sophia Ahamed
Sophia Ahamed is a designer and founder of design agency Monograph & Co. She and Chris go deep into the role that empathy plays in creative business. Spoiler alert: it's an important one. They talk ab...
4 Maj 202050min
080 - Design, Comedy and Personal Branding — with Meg Lewis
Meg Lewis is a designer, comedian, performance artist, entrepreneur, meditation podcaster and a whole lot more. You might recognize her style, her voice and definitely her glasses, but after listening...
27 Apr 20201h 50min
079 - Why Branding Matters — with Stef Hamerlinck
This episode is fiery right from the start. Chris talks with brand strategist, Stef Hamerlinck, about the nuance of branding and why it matters. Though, the two don’t necessarily agree about any of it...
20 Apr 20201h 7min
078 - Self-Publishing and True Collaborative Spirit — with Beth Stafford and Jeremy Slagle
In this episode Chris talks with creative team, Beth Stafford and Jeremy Slagle. Together, they've written, illustrated and published two successful children's books that shine a light on the importan...
13 Apr 202057min
077 - What does the Future of Education Look Like? — with Christine Outram
Christine Outram is the CEO of Everydae—an education company aiming to provide affordable, fun and personalized learning. As a former architect, MIT graduate and self-proclaimed "systems thinker," she...
6 Apr 20201h
