In this episode, we talk with identity architect John B Johnson from a small studio. He shares with us his understanding of how everything starts with identity. We discuss what's in a name, how to design from a place of understanding, and what it means to be an identity architect.

In this episode, we talk with clinical nurse specialist Margaretta Page from the UCSF Brain Tumor Center and creator of the Gordon Murray Caregiver Program. She shares with us her perspective on the world of nursing, how to slow down and ask the important questions, and what it means to put caregivers at the center of care.

In this episode, we talk with actor, teacher, director, and improv-er Ernie González Jr. He shares with us his story of discovering the world of improv, what it means to listen, and why authenticity and honesty is so important in our interactions and relationships.

In this episode, we talk with contractor and small-business owner John Paulsen of Sparrow Builders. He shares with us what it means to problem-solve, the value of working with your hands, and reflections on good design.

In this episode, we talk with Tom Doelger, former English teacher at Seattle’s Lakeside school and unmatched storyteller. In our conversation, we talk about the joys of teaching, the power of reflection, and how the key to a good story is…

The podcast hosts recap the five episodes, reflecting on what they’ve learned about design through the process. Coming soon.