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The first music video I ever saw was Michael Jackson's Thriller. It was 1983 and I was eight. I was over at a friend's house watching the hour-or-so long documentary that played prior to Thriller's premiere.
The first music video I ever saw was Michael Jackson's Thriller. It was 1983 and I was eight. I was over at a friend's house watching the hour-or-so long documentary that played prior to Thriller's premiere. In fact, I remember more about the
This episodes guest writes something that I think may resonate with you: When you’re constantly focused on what you can do for others, how you can show up in the world and “make things happen”, without balancing that effort with rest, support and love you end up exhausted and overwhelmed or worse, you start to lose sight of possibility and your sense of purpose.
Christian Vande Velde shares the intense highs and lows of professional cycling, from familial legacy to world championships. His journey offers unique insights into the challenges and triumphs of a career at the highest level of the sport.
We can get inspired; we can learn how to upgrade our skills – but if we are not in the right culture, or helping to create the right culture, we are missing out on our best work opportunities.
Listen to how Mike Erwin, a decorated military veteran and psychologist, founded successful nonprofits serving veterans and youth.
Learn how Von Glitschka built Glitschka Studios with his diverse range of illustrative designs used by some of the most respected brands in the world.
Learn how Josh Higgins, a punk rock surfer from California, stumbled into graphic design, later creating iconic posters for Obama's campaign, supporting Haiti, and becoming Facebook's creative director.
Listen to how ASU soccer star, Karen Sabo, went from the field to the Ninja pit, and how she’s using her passion to inspire the next generation of Ninjas.
Kelsey Timmerman, NYT Bestselling author stopped by Rule29 to share his global experiences on our Design Of podcast.
Listen to Daniel Lerner, former classical music agent turned life coach, share his insights on blending academic research with real-world experience.
Kim Nevels fights housing discrimination in Chicago as the Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity Center Director. Hear her journey and vision for inclusivity.
Listen to how Greg Wittstock took his childhood passion of turtles, ponds, and the outdoors to create a Fortune 500 company.
Tanner Woodford wanted to create new opportunities for people to experience the power and impact of design. As Executive Director of the Design Museum of Chicago, learn how Tanner is working to preserve and showcase how design has shaped and is shaped by this great city.
Meet Emily, a fearless consultant and thought leader in design. Raised with courage, she's not afraid to speak her mind. Join us for an engaging conversation with this captivating personality.
Chris Harris (PCH) is a self-proclaimed son of the soil within the Bronzeville community, a historic neighborhood near the South Side of Chicago.
Join us as we delve into the life of Bill Gardner, the brilliant mind behind Logo Lounge. From his humble Kansas roots to his creative endeavors, Bill's story is one of authenticity and gratitude. Tune in to discover how he followed his passion and found magic along the way.
Charles Adler is an incredible mash-up of experiences and interests. He’s an East Coast kid who grew up digging street art, skateboarding, break dancing, and all the forms of music that aligned with those interests: punk, hip-hop, and electronic.
Experience the remarkable journey of Hugh Weber, a South Dakotan with a knack for forging connections and chasing dreams. From political pen pals to community leadership, his story inspires. Tune in to learn about his humble beginnings and unwavering dedication to making a difference.
In the 29th episode of Design Of, listing to an inspiring conversation with Kerri Walsh Jennings, a three-time Olympic gold medalist. Discover how she lives with passion, purpose, and intention both on and off the volleyball court, and learn about her mission with p1440 to elevate beach volleyball culture.
Join us for an enlightening episode featuring Samantha Curley, a visionary advocate for LGBTQ+ conversations and creative expression. Discover her journey as an independent producer and co-founder of Level Ground, and learn how she's shaping narratives to foster understanding and connection. Tune in for a deeper perspective on storytelling and empathy.
Bourbon. These days it seems to be the hottest spirit around, but do you ever wonder where it is made? Who are the actual bourbon makers? We did too – so much so that we produced a book about it! We did our research by going to the only place one
Humans are designed to understand and process information through storytelling whether we are sharing our experiences or building a community. Dr. JJ Peterson has spent his lifetime exploring how to define stories and their impact.
Christian Vande Velde is a former professional cyclist who now serves as a cycling analyst for NBC Sports. Christian is joining Design Of for his second episode where we talk about life, the current state of cycling during a pandemic, and the hopeful return of the Tour De France.
On this episode of Design Of Rudy, a simple kid from Louisiana that became a lineman in the NFL, shares how to make the most of what life has to offer.
Design Of's inaugural episode features musician Ryan O'Neal, more commonly known by his stage name of Sleeping At Last.
Alice Cooper is one of the most recognizable and iconic musicians of all time. As the Godfather of Shock Rock, Alice continues to break new ground in creating an unforgettable show experience for audiences both young and old.