What design podcasts are you listening to?

I decided to add a category for Design Podcasts to Design Roundup, based on recommendations from my followers on Twitter :)

Love their approach.

Good source of knowledge. But the episodes get uploaded every 15-20 days.

I'm listening to this podcast everyday

There's always something new to learn from this podcast that focuses on design and architecture. This was my 'gateway' podcast into the world of Radiotopia... Note: it is "99% Invisible" - pasting the https://99percentinvisible.org/ url, references an incorrect spelling

99 Percent Invisible is hosted by the founder of Radiotopia, Roman Mars. It's the original when it comes to design in the real world. From their site: "99% Invisible is about all the thought that goes into the things we don’t think about — the unnoticed architecture and design that shape our world."

It explores topics ranging from the history of the fortune cookie to gerrymandering, to the graphic design of the Mexico ’68 Olympics. Basically, no subject is too obscure or seemingly unrelated.

There are a couple in this list which are great like Design Details and AccidentalCreative

My podcast - we learn through interviewing business owners and will answer almost any question that comes in

Great startup podcast! Each episode an interview with a different founder and looks into the company history, struggles and high points. The Financial Times's Jonathan Moules talks to entrepreneurs about building successful brands, giving birth during a funding round, and rebuilding a reputation in the wake of bankruptcy. Real stories from those who've done it, from idea to exit.

I listen to this every day. It is basically a conversation around design sprints. A quick and better way (in my opinion) to build products. One of the co-hosts is Jack Knapp. The author of Design Sprint.