The Great Discontent

Matt Ruby, Isabel Urbina Peña & Ping Zhu - Intuition and opportunity, working by hand, the value of personal time, and a performance

Natasha Jen & Lotta Nieminen - Trusting Our Intuition, Living with Uncertainty, and Good Accidents

Dan Blackman & Robyn Kanner - The power of vulnerability, self-initiated projects, and how our priorities shape our work

Daniel Seung Lee & Jocelyn K. Glei - Transitions, burnout, and navigating work and life at a sustainable pace

Shawna X & Collin Hughes — It’s okay to be scared, we become what we think about, and challenging each other to grow

Julia Rothman & Jon Burgerman — Knowing your value, the dance of negotiation, and interjecting play into our work

Catt Small & Kelli Anderson - Recognizing our potential, overcoming fear with action, and creative satisfaction as an ongoing inquiry

Meredith Jenks & Alice Gao - Different paths to similar places, the business of photography, and maintaining a sense of wonder

Amélie Lamont & Timothy Goodman — Navigating expectations, why our faves are problematic, and finding hope after a challenging year

Khoi Vinh & Ryan Fitzgibbon - Empathy in design, when the political becomes personal, and using art & design to affect social change

Damani Baker & Frank Chimero - Money equals time, rethinking the value of our work, and the risks and rewards of independent making

This podcast episode focuses on the career and personal journey of Damani Baker, a filmmaker and director. The hosts discuss Damani's impressive body of work, including his acclaimed documentary about Bill Withers. Damani shares insights into his upbringing and the nurturing of his creativity, highlighting the role of ...