Voice of Design

Voice of Design

Mule Design

1 hour 2 minutes

Episode 24: Technology and Society
We sit down with Max-Beverton Palmer, Head of Tech and Society at Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, to discuss his work helping policy-makers address challenges around the world.

Max wanted you all to know that the world has clearly changed a lot since this podcast was recorded, but the political and technology principles discussed haven’t. The Institute Max works for has pivoted to tackling the crisis. You can find more here, and two reports on how we use tech to get through the current crisis:

Digital Policy for a Lockdown: How Tech Can Help Us Adapt to a Radically Altered World

A Price Worth Paying: Tech, Privacy and the Fight Against Covid-19

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8 May 2020, 7:13 pm
1 hour 1 minute

Episode 23: How to Negotiate
We get the band back together! Our lawyer Gabe Levine joins us to reminisce about contract negotiations past and discuss the fundamentals of negotiation for designers, or anyone, really.

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12 February 2020, 12:23 am
1 hour 11 minutes

Episode 22: Accessible Design for Everyone
Accessibility consultant and trainer Elle Waters joins us to talk about the importance of inclusive design, and why we aren’t there yet.

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- Universal design - Wikipedia
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18 January 2020, 1:33 am
57 minutes 26 seconds

Episode 21: Union Strong
Yonah Camacho Diamond, union organizer with the Communications Workers of America explains how unions works in the US. We discuss why tech workers might want to consider organizing and the process for doing so.

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26 November 2019, 10:32 pm
1 hour 46 seconds

Episode 20: Design is Gay
John Hanawalt, designer and co-founder of the Queer Design Club, returns to Mule to tell us about his work to celebrate queer contributions to the design industry and foster community, and especially the Queer Design Count.

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18 November 2019, 11:49 pm
52 minutes 44 seconds

Episode 19: Talking to Strangers
Kio Stark, author of When Strangers Meet, TED speaker, and person who by her own admission makes strange faces, joins us to talk about the benefits of talking to people you don’t know. We talk about ways to step out of your comfort zone to experience moments of ‘fleeting intimacy’ without coming across as a sociopath. And it turns out this is all connected to research.

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24 October 2019, 8:04 pm
58 minutes 22 seconds

Episode 18: Not Content with Content
Kristina Halvorson, founder of Brain Traffic and Confab: the Content Strategy Conference joins us to talk about content, and strategy, and why some people continue to be wrong on the internet. Also, what’s up with supervillain lairs?

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11 September 2019, 10:21 pm
1 hour 11 minutes

Episode 17: Design is the Solution?
Design pioneer, entrepreneur, author, and longtime friend of Mule Nathan Shedroff joins us to talk about innovation, sustainability, and the Cats trailer. Nathan co-founded one of the first web services firms ever, went on to create the ground-breaking Design MBA program at California College of the Arts (CCA), and is now executive director of Seed Vault Ltd, building an independent, trusted bot economy on the blockchain.

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22 August 2019, 8:24 pm
44 minutes 54 seconds

Episode 16: Ruined by Design
Mike wrote a book about ethics. We also talk inexpertly about equines and touch on the stupidity of gender reveal parties and Ayn Rand fans.

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1 May 2019, 7:00 am
57 minutes 48 seconds

Episode 15: Designer Yells at Cloud
Jeff Tidwell, entrepreneur and long-time friend of Mule joins us to talk about his latest project. Next For Me is a resource for people 50+ as they navigate new work and social contributions. We discuss ageism, opportunities to build a better society, and the relationship of kids these days to our lawns.

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11 April 2019, 11:22 pm
58 minutes 58 seconds

Episode 14: Quant to Qual
We are joined by Lynne Polischuik, a veteran researcher, founder of LynneUX, and Canadian with a small weird dog. She shares what she’s learned over her career moving from marketing and analytics to the qualitative side of things working with organizations like Google, Automattic, and HealthCare.gov.

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8 March 2019, 9:19 pm
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