I talk to Orlando Lovell about how she uses cake as her medium of design to tell important stories and why, even for designers, the medium is the message.Orlando is an interdisciplinary designer whose main medium is cake. You can read her book,

Bonus

Audio Guide to Strolling (English)

May 21st, 2020 4m 25s

As promised, the English translation of the Audio Guide to Strolling by Maximilian Ritz. Even though the audio guide was made for a specific place in Munich, the Donnersbergerbrücke, I urge you to try out the audio guide with the non-locations

Bonus

Audio Guide to Strolling (German)

May 21st, 2020 3m 20s

As promised, the Audio Guide to Strolling by Maximilian Ritz. Even though the audio guide was made for a specific place in Munich, the Donnersbergerbrücke, I urge you to try out the audio guide with the non-locations in your own life.To hear wh

Walkability with Maximilian Ritz

May 15th, 2020 39m 44s

When we talk about mobility, we usually talk about cars and trains, maybe bicycles. But Max thinks there’s a mode of transport that we’ve all been ignoring: Walking. Listen to the episode to see why Max designed an audio guide for strolling in

Trailer

E0: Trailer

May 1st, 2020 1m 43s

Welcome to Cognitive Snap, a show that explores science, philosophy and economics through design, and my name is Bawa Kulkarni.We’re used to thinking and talking about designed objects, be it physical products or digital services or even intang

Speculative Design with Eleonore Eisath

Apr 6th, 2020 36m 24s

Not all design is user-centric design. This episode takes a look at speculative design as a way of exploring the possible futures of our planet. I talk to Ele about how a ski-cabin designed in the 1960s led to her master thesis on worms that ca