Amanda Makulec shares her expertise with Lee-Sean Huang about how to design, visualize, and interpret data related to the COVID-19 / Coronavirus pandemic.

Design educator, data rights advocate, and recovering entrepreneur David Carroll talks with Lee-Sean Huang about the challenges that digital platforms pose to privacy, democracy, and beyond.

Interdisciplinary biotech engineer, social entrepreneur and designer Rinat Sherzer talks with Lee-Sean Huang about biomimicry and gender in design.

Community centered design strategist Sloan Leo chats with Lee-Sean Huang about community building as design practice and the intersections of social innovation and justice. Sloan is director of social innovation at The Vaid Group, designer in residence at MFA Design for Social Innovation at the School of Visual Arts, and a board member of AIGA New York.

Paul Pangaro has been thinking about and working on design and conversation, for decades now. In this episode he discusses why conversation matters for design, ethics, artificial intelligence, and more.

Professor Deb Littlejohn demystifies the buzzword "Big Data" and explains why she has her students tell lies with data. Later MFA student, Randa Hadi opens up about her hopes and fears for the design profession.

Kim Erwin, co-director for the Institute for Healthcare Delivery Design.

Miya Osaki and Tina Park of Diagram, a design studio dedicated to improving healthcare experiences and outcomes by seeing through the eyes of patients.

Lee-Sean Huang talks to designer, filmmaker and author Jack Roberts.

Sarah Gibbons, chief designer at Nielsen Norman Group and Jodi Forlizzi, Geschke Director and a professor in the Human Computer Interaction institute at Carnegie Mellon University.