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S11 Episode 78: Dena Blevins - The Design Of Making Things That Matter
Jun 24, 2026
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S11 Episode 77: Nancy O'Connor - The Design Of Figuring It Out on Stage
May 16, 2026
47m 03s
S11 Episode 76: Rhyon Nicole Brown - The Design Of Who Gets to Tell the Story
Apr 30, 2026
42m 55s
S11 Episode 75: John Pobojewski- The Design Of Across Disciplines
Apr 9, 2026
44m 09s
S11 Episode 74: Nathan Thornburgh - The Design Of Roads & Kingdoms
Feb 25, 2026
54m 41s
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| 6/24/26 | ![]() S11 Episode 78: Dena Blevins - The Design Of Making Things That Matter | After helping lead creative and innovation efforts for global brands including Starbucks and Hydro Flask, Dena Blevins found herself asking a different question: What happens when you stop building for some of the world's most recognized brands and start building something that feels deeply personal? In this episode of Design Of, Dena shares her journey from corporate leadership to entrepreneurship and the launch of Frank, a company inspired by the messy, funny, difficult, and beautiful realities of everyday life. At Frank, the mission is simple: create products inspired by what life throws at us and what's happening in the world around us. Sometimes that means diving into difficult topics. Sometimes it means finding humor in uncomfortable moments. And sometimes it means offering a proud middle finger and an undeniably frank point of view. Through a growing collection of bandanas, scarves, cocktail napkins, and thoughtful products, Frank gives people a way to wear, share, celebrate, mourn, laugh, support, and express what they're feeling. Or not. The choice is theirs. What makes this conversation compelling isn't the products. It's the story behind them. "I love that I can put something out there that hopefully resonates with others as well." — Dena Blevins After years helping shape stories for global brands, Dena found herself building a company rooted in that belief. We explore how leadership evolves over time, how personal experiences often become the foundation for meaningful businesses, and why some of the most impactful ideas begin not with a market opportunity but with a human one. Along the way, we talk about entrepreneurship, reinvention, grief, humor, purpose, storytelling, and what it means to create work that reflects who you are, not just what you do. And perhaps the biggest takeaway is this: The most meaningful businesses don't just create products. They create connection. In This Episode, We Explore • Dena's journey from global creative leadership at Starbucks and Hydro Flask to entrepreneurship • The story behind Frank and why she started it • Building a business rooted in honesty, humor, and humanity • How personal experiences can become meaningful products and opportunities • Why storytelling remains one of the most powerful business tools • The relationship between purpose, creativity, and entrepreneurship • What it means to redefine success in a new chapter of life Key Takeaways • Experience often reveals what matters most • Great businesses begin with real human needs • Stories create connection when they are relatable, honest, and human • Humor can help people navigate difficult conversations • Purpose and business can strengthen one another • New chapters require courage, curiosity, and conviction About Dena Dena Blevins is an entrepreneur, storyteller, and former global creative leader whose career includes leadership roles with Starbucks and Hydro Flask. She is the founder of Frank, a brand that creates bold, honest products inspired by real life and the world around us. Through bandanas, scarves, cocktail napkins, and storytelling, Frank helps people express themselves with humor, humanity, and an unapologetically frank point of view. | — | ||||||
| 5/16/26 | ![]() S11 Episode 77: Nancy O'Connor - The Design Of Figuring It Out on Stage✨ | comedy careeropen mics+4 | Nancy O'Connor | Design Of | New YorkBrooklyn | comedyopen mic+5 | — | 47m 03s | |
| 4/30/26 | ![]() S11 Episode 76: Rhyon Nicole Brown - The Design Of Who Gets to Tell the Story✨ | media creationstorytelling+4 | Rhyon Nicole Brown | Rhume | — | triple threatperformer+7 | — | 42m 55s | |
| 4/9/26 | ![]() S11 Episode 75: John Pobojewski- The Design Of Across Disciplines✨ | designleadership+3 | John Pobojewski | — | — | designleadership+5 | — | 44m 09s | |
| 2/25/26 | ![]() S11 Episode 74: Nathan Thornburgh - The Design Of Roads & Kingdoms✨ | journalismleadership+4 | Nathan Thornburgh | Roads & KingdomsTime Magazine | — | journalismmedia+5 | — | 54m 41s | |
| 12/18/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 73: Sarah Kissko Hersh - The Design Of Getting Unstuck✨ | communicationleadership+4 | Sarah Kissko Hersh | Type A | IndianaChicago+1 | communicationleadership+7 | — | 49m 00s | |
| 11/30/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 72: Gordon Kaye - The Design Of Legacy and Clarity✨ | designcommunication+4 | Gordon Kaye | Graphic Design USANBC | — | designclarity+5 | — | 44m 08s | |
| 11/19/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 71: TBD - The Design of People-First Events✨ | designing eventscommunity building+4 | Rachel ElnarHeather Lynn+1 | AdobeTogether By Design | — | virtual eventsCreative Jams+5 | — | 47m 00s | |
| 11/7/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 70: Brian Singer - The Design Of Beauty and Provocation✨ | designsocial commentary+3 | Brian Singer | AIGAApple+6 | San Francisco | designbeauty+5 | — | 43m 30s | |
| 10/5/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 69: Alyssa Low - The Design Of Bold Joy✨ | artdesign+4 | Alyssa Low | WayfairChicago Bulls+1 | — | Alyssa Lowmuralist+5 | — | 33m 53s | |
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| 9/11/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 68: Craig Frazier - The Design Of Clarity and Metaphor✨ | designclarity+3 | Craig Frazier | TimeThe New York Times+3 | — | designillustration+5 | — | 54m 10s | |
| 8/27/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 67: Miss Katie Sings - The Design Of Feeling Enough | What if the most powerful brand you could build didn’t shout, it whispered, “You’re enough”? That’s the quiet revolution Miss Katie Sings is leading. In this episode of Design Of, we sit down with Katie Norregaard, aka Miss Katie Sings, a musician, educator, and content creator who’s redefining what it means to connect with your audience. With calm clarity and cultural depth, she’s grown from a single homemade video during lockdown to a trusted global presence in children’s music, simply by being herself. She didn’t launch with a marketing team or a strategy deck. She launched with a box of rice as a drum, a $0 brand name, and an unwavering belief that kids deserve better. Her presence, gentle, intentional, and deeply human, has drawn comparisons to Mister Rogers. Not because she imitates him, but because she shares his radical belief: that children deserve to be seen, heard, and taken seriously. Here’s why this one’s worth your time: Because Katie’s story is what every brand leader, creative, educator, or purpose-driven entrepreneur needs right now, proof that authenticity scales, and that the right voice can cut through the noise by being exactly what the world needs: human. And if you’re simply someone trying to be a good human yourself, this story will remind you how much impact one kind, clear voice can make. In this episode, you’ll hear: + How “I Am Enough” became a viral anthem for emotional resilience + Why Miss Katie’s Mr. Rogers-style calm is her brand, and a differentiator + How representation and anti-bias education are built into her content strategy + What it means to grow a community by showing up gently but consistently + How a non-flashy approach became her biggest competitive advantage + Stories that reveal the real impact of leading with empathy and intention “You can be loved exactly as you are.” It’s not just a lyric. It’s a strategy, and a reminder. Whether you’re building a brand, telling a story, or trying to connect more deeply with your audience, this episode is a blueprint for how powerful simplicity and honesty can be. 🎧 Listen to Design Of: Feeling Enough with Miss Katie Sings, and rethink what it really means to resonate. https://www.misskatiesings.com/ | — | ||||||
| 8/21/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 66: Doug Powell - The Design Of Leading What’s Next | What if your next competitive advantage wasn’t a new product, but a new kind of leader? Doug Powell believes designers and design thinkers have the skills business needs most right now, the ability to connect human needs with strategic goals, to navigate uncertainty, and to see opportunities others miss. In a world of rapid technological change and economic contraction, that perspective can be the difference between falling behind and defining what’s next. Doug has spent his career proving it. At IBM, he helped build one of the largest corporate design programs in history, hiring over 1,000 designers, embedding human-centered design across global teams, and aligning design thinking with enterprise strategy. He’s led at the highest levels of AIGA, advised Fortune 100 leaders, and now coaches executives on how to integrate design into the core of their decision-making. This is an essential time for design and designers. In the face of unprecedented global challenges and a rapidly evolving technological landscape, the core skills of human-centered design, empathy, curiosity, inclusion, collaboration, and craft, are needed more than ever. Doug believes designers are made for this moment. For business leaders, Doug’s perspective is a wake-up call: designers and design thinkers are not just executors of creative work, they are catalysts for innovation, culture change, and long-term growth. Research from McKinsey shows that companies excelling in design outperform industry peers by up to 2x in revenue growth and shareholder returns. A 2023 InVision report found that 92% of high-maturity design organizations report a strong connection between design and business strategy. Doug argues that in a time of technological disruption and market uncertainty, leaders who integrate human-centered design into the decision-making core of their companies will be the ones defining what’s next. In this conversation, you’ll hear about: + Why companies that integrate design at the leadership level grow faster and create greater shareholder value +Lessons from building IBM’s global design program from scratch in under four years +How human-centered design can break down silos and speed decision-making across functions +Why downturns are a prime opportunity to invest in innovation and talent +The lasting influence of Tibor Kalman and the responsibility of design to challenge complacency +How AIGA builds leadership capacity across industries and the value of giving back +Why designers will be at the center of AI’s most transformative breakthroughs, and what leaders should do now Whether you’re a CEO, CMO, or innovation lead, this episode will show you how to harness design as a strategic advantage, not just for better products, but for stronger teams, sharper strategy, and sustainable growth. | — | ||||||
| 7/8/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 65: Billy Oppenheimer - The Design Of The Work Is the Win | Billy Oppenheimer is a pattern-seeker, storyteller, and creative thinker who turns curiosity into clarity. His path, from ski towns and side jobs to working alongside bestselling author Ryan Holiday, is a powerful reminder that following what fascinates you isn’t a distraction; it’s a direction. In this episode of Design Of, Billy shares how his instinct to notice, capture, and connect ideas has shaped his creative journey, and how it continues to evolve through deep research, disciplined writing, and his upcoming book with Penguin Random House, The Work Is the Win. Billy’s creative trajectory began with a bold, curiosity-fueled email to Ryan Holiday, whose own career was launched under the mentorship of Robert Greene (The 48 Laws of Power). That lineage, Greene to Holiday to Oppenheimer, reflects more than just professional mentorship. It reveals a shared creative philosophy: do the work, think deeply, and trust that the process itself holds the reward. Now, through his widely followed newsletter Six at Six, Billy shares six thought-provoking quotes every Sunday evening. What began as a personal archive has become a trusted source of insight for thousands of creatives, leaders, and lifelong learners looking to build their lives, and their brands, with greater purpose and intention. This is a conversation for leaders, storytellers, and anyone building something that matters. Billy doesn’t offer hacks, he shares a mindset and a method. One rooted in showing up, tuning in, and trusting that the work is always worth it. In this episode, you’ll hear: + Why “the work is the win”, and how process over outcomes leads to deeper fulfillment + How his note card system fuels storytelling, pattern recognition, and long-term creative value + What he learned from working with Ryan Holiday and through the influence of Robert Greene + How Six at Six became a trusted source of wisdom for thousands + What his upcoming book The Work Is the Win reveals about building a life through curiosity + How to turn inspiration into a personal archive of insight and meaning + Why curiosity is a compass, not a detour “None of it is wasteful. Every job, every quote, every story, it all has a place.” Whether you’re leading a brand, guiding a team, or searching for your next creative spark, this episode is a powerful invitation to slow down, notice more, and trust the work. 🎧 Listen now to Design Of: The Work Is the Win , and rediscover the value of following what fascinates you. | — | ||||||
| 6/19/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 64: Jerry Takigawa - The Design Of Embracing Paradox and Personal Growth | Jerry Takigawa is a rare kind of thinker, someone who approaches the world not just with creativity but with deep awareness, humility, and care. His work as an artist and storyteller explores what it means to carry a legacy, reframe pain into purpose, and make meaning in a world that often feels fragmented. In this episode of Design Of, Jerry shares how his Japanese American heritage, his parents’ experience with internment, and his lifelong creative practice have shaped the way he see, and responds to, the world. This is a conversation for leaders, creators, and anyone navigating complexity. Jerry doesn’t just talk about ideas, he embodies a way of thinking that invites reflection, connection, and change. You’ll hear: + Why embracing uncertainty can lead to more authentic leadership + How silence and heritage shape our voice, and our responsibility vWhat it means to create from both logic and intuition + How storytelling, metaphor, and vulnerability unlock deeper trust + And why making space for meaning is essential to resilience and growth One of the most powerful ideas Jerry shares is this: “Your thinking is genesis, and your actions are contagious. So what is worth doing?” Whether you’re building a business, guiding a team, or simply trying to live with more intention, this conversation is a meaningful invitation to pause, look closer, and move forward with greater clarity. 🎧 Listen now to Design Of with Jerry Takigawa, and explore how the way you see the world shapes the way you change it. To dive deeper into Jerry’s philosophy, we highly recommend his book, Grace in Uncertainty: A Designer’s Search for Meaning. You can explore it here: 👉 https://www.takigawadesign.com/grace-in-uncertainty | — | ||||||
| 5/28/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 63: Ali Schwanke of Simple Strat - The Design Of Marketing With Heart and Hustle | Ali Schwanke isn’t just a marketer, she’s a builder of trust, a champion for clarity, and a quiet force of curiosity. As the founder of Simple Strat and the face of HubSpot Hacks (with over 3 million views and counting), Ali has become one of the most trusted voices in helping businesses unlock their true potential, not just in tools, but in people. In this episode, we trace Ali’s journey from a childhood of small-town hustle, selling greeting cards door-to-door, to becoming a sought-after strategist who sees marketing as more than data and automation. For Ali, marketing is about heart: the stories we tell, the ways we listen, and the empathy that holds it all together. Along the way, we explore: + Why “helping is the new selling” became her mantra + How she navigates the balance between data and human connection + What it means to stand out in a world of noise and sameness + The emotional power of B2B marketing—often overlooked, but never absent + And how Ali sees growth as an experiment in courage and care Ali’s story is a reminder that the best businesses, and the best leaders, start by understanding people. They’re built on curiosity, driven by service, and never stop learning. In this episode, you’ll hear: + Why empathy is more than a buzzword, it’s a competitive advantage + How Ali built a company that leads with clarity and connection + The challenges and joys of turning curiosity into action + And why the future of marketing might just belong to those who aren’t afraid to help first Whether you’re refining your brand, growing your team, or rethinking your approach to connection, this conversation is for anyone who believes that real impact is built with both heart and hustle. | — | ||||||
| 5/15/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 62: Peter Aguero of The Moth - The Design Of Authentic Storytelling | Peter Aguero isn’t just a performer, he’s a presence. Known for his emotionally charged, wildly entertaining, and deeply human stories, Peter has become one of the most beloved voices in the storytelling world. A longtime host and GrandSLAM champion with The Moth, Peter’s work explores grief, rage, love, redemption, and the quiet moments that define who we are. In this episode, we sit down with Peter to trace the creative arc of his life, from growing up in South Jersey and leaving football behind, to traveling the country with Chicago City Limits, and eventually becoming a core figure in The Moth’s rise to cultural prominence. Along the way, we explore why storytelling isn’t just communication, it’s how we make sense of being human. Peter’s story intersects with some of the greats, including his longtime friendship with creative musician and experimental educator Dave Gould, who introduced him at a transformative moment in Iowa City. Together, their work reminds us that story is not just scientific, it’s deeply experiential. It’s memory. It’s identity. It’s the way we heal, connect, and lead. We also revisit some of Peter’s most memorable performances, including: “You’re Not Alone” (The Moth Mainstage, Metropolitan Museum of Art), a heartbreaking and healing story about Christmas with his mother “The Italian Ice Fight” — a wild, true tale about a summer job that ended with a hammer, a fight, and a lesson in fear Daddy Issues (his one-man show) — a raw, theatrical journey through masculinity, shame, and survival Appearances on Conan and in venues like the Bitter End, Highline Ballroom, and under-the-radar NYC gems like Under St. Mark’s In this episode, you’ll learn: + How vulnerability builds creative credibility + Why your real voice is more powerful than your polished one + How to structure stories that resonate emotionally, without overproducing + What brands and leaders can learn from live storytelling and audience honesty + How to tell stories that invite recognition, not just applause Whether you’re leading a brand, creating a presentation, or trying to inspire others, this episode is a reminder that the most unforgettable stories are the ones that don’t try too hard. They just tell the truth. | — | ||||||
| 4/27/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 61: Scott Meyer of Chipp.ai- The Design Of AI as a Creative Partner | If you’re a business leader, creative director, entrepreneur, or someone curious (or even a little anxious) about how AI fits into your work, this episode is for you. In this conversation, Justin Ahrens talks with Scott Meyer, co-founder of Chipp.ai, about designing AI tools that don’t just automate, but amplify creativity, strategy, and human connection. Scott’s journey, from studying peace and conflict in Norway to building tech startups. has always centered on clarity, access, and community. Together, they explore what it means to make AI more human, more useful, and more aligned with how we actually think, lead, and create. In this episode, you’ll discover: + Why now is the best time to start exploring AI (even if you’re intimidated) + How to build your own “digital protégé” that thinks and sounds like you + New ways AI can streamline marketing, strategy, and internal operations + How curiosity and courage, not technical skills, are the real superpowers + And why “At Last” by Etta James might be the perfect anthem for embracing new technology This episode is packed with real stories, honest insights, and practical ideas to help you move from hesitation to confidence, and integrate AI into your business and brand with purpose, creativity, and heart. 🔗 Recommended Links: Chipp.ai – Build & deploy your AI assistants: https://chipp.ai Chipp on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@chippai | — | ||||||
| 4/14/25 | ![]() S10 Episode 60: Ryan O'Neil of Sleeping At Last- The Design Of a Brand With Heart | “Music is completely emotion-driven for me. If I don’t feel it, I can’t fake it. That’s why I keep writing, to stay close to that feeling.” In this deeply reflective episode of The Design Of, Justin Ahrens sits down with musician, composer, and sonic storyteller Ryan O’Neal, best known as Sleeping At Last. With millions of listeners around the world and a body of work that’s as emotionally rich as it is expansive, Ryan shares how he intentionally designs not just music, but meaning. We explore how Ryan’s creative process is rooted in emotion, curiosity, and the desire to stay connected to what truly moves him. From writing songs inspired by the Enneagram to scoring film and television, Ryan talks about chasing wonder, navigating vulnerability, and using music as a mirror for growth. While Ryan is a musician, his approach offers powerful insights for anyone in business, branding, or leadership. His creative process models how to: + Lead with emotional intelligence, understanding the power of empathy in connection + Tell stories that resonate, by tapping into universal emotions and personal truths + Build a brand with heart, that earns trust, loyalty, and long-term impact + Design experiences that feel human, not just polished If you're trying to inspire teams, connect with customers, or create more meaningful marketing—this episode will remind you why feeling is often more powerful than strategy alone. | — | ||||||
| 12/20/23 | ![]() S9 Episode 59: Andy Stoll- The Design Of Social Entrepreneurship and Global Connector | Andy Stoll is the guy you want at your dinner party if you're looking for some serious entrepreneurial wisdom mixed with a dash of world-traveler intrigue. As a Senior Program Officer in Entrepreneurship at the Kauffman Foundation, he's got a cool $25 million philanthropic portfolio to work with, all in the name of strengthening entrepreneurship and innovation across the United States. This Omaha native with family roots in a small Japanese farming community in western Nebraska embarked on a four-year solo trip around the world, visiting a whopping 40 countries. He's been inspired ever since, founding not one, not two, but six entrepreneur-focused companies over the past two decades. Throughout his career, Andy has collaborated with industry leaders such as Steve Case, Paul Allen, and Tony Hsieh. He's now considered one of the leading national voices on how cities can build more vibrant and equitable entrepreneurial communities. From working in Bollywood to living in a mud hut village in Zambia, and even teaching apple pie making on Armenian National television, this guy's life is like a travel documentary of experiences. He also moonlights as a photographer, sometimes chef, and cooking class instructor. You might be asking yourself…Is there anything this guy hasn't done? We're not sure, but we can guarantee that he'll bring some serious insight and a good story or two to any podcast he's on. Don't miss out on hearing from this multi-talented entrepreneur. | — | ||||||
| 12/3/23 | ![]() S9 Episode 58: Julie Sims- The Design of Leadership With Loyalty and Purpose | Julie Sims, a global marketing and communications leader and strategist, has had quite a career. Knowing what she wanted to do at age 10, she followed her path and curiosity across the country, exploring different industries and searching for meaning in her work. From working in a newsroom and a staffing agency to dedicating her talents to a non-profit focused on creating a world free of illiteracy and gender inequality, Julie has always been driven by her passion. With her experience in leading MarCom functions, managing agency relationships, and developing strategic business plans, she thrives on overseeing the creation of compelling content that can change perceptions and deliver quantifiable results. Julie also has a deep passion for bringing out the best in people and shaping new leaders. Hear her story today – Enjoy the show! | — | ||||||
| 7/30/23 | ![]() S9 Episode 57: Christine Taylor - The Design of a Pop Culturist and Professional Fan | Christine Taylor's journey has been filled with extraordinary adventures that have aligned perfectly with her personal passions and interests. It's the kind of dream we all secretly harbor. A true creative at heart, she has immersed herself in the realms of film, video, music, and theatre. For years, she has been an integral part of the TV and movie entertainment industry, specializing in licensing, consumer products, content development, and fan events. Her work revolves around some of the biggest and most beloved brands and properties in the world, such as Star Wars, Disney, The Simpsons, and Marvel, just to name a few. Brace yourself to meet a truly remarkable individual who cherishes and celebrates the wonders of popular culture in all its glory. | — | ||||||
| 6/1/23 | ![]() S9 Episode 56: Debbie Millman - The Design of an Artist, Author, Designer, and Leading Podcaster | Debbie Millman is the creator and host of Design Matters, which is the world’s first podcast about design and is known for its wide-ranging conversations with designers, writers, artists, curators, musicians, and other prominent figures in contemporary thought. Additionally, Debbie is an author, teacher, and co-curator of the online Print Magazine. She is also an artist, speaker, and curator of creative conferences like the HOW Design Live Conference. Get ready to hear Debbie’s story, where we talk about her podcast and work, relationships, and the pain that has influenced our lives. Enjoy the show. | — | ||||||
| 4/3/23 | ![]() S9 Episode 55: Ciara Panacchia - The Design Of a Bridge of Culture and Art | Ciara Panacchia's story is a remarkable example of the power of the American Dream. She rose from humble beginnings in a small Irish town, despite facing adversity in the classroom and limited resources. But her passion, creativity, and tenacity led her to fall in love with an American and move to the United States. Through sheer determination and hard work, Ciara has become a successful author and illustrator, connecting her native language to other Irish immigrants. Pronounced like Keira Knightley, Ciara's inspiring journey from a small village to a bridge of culture and art is a testament to the power of ambition and hard work. Come celebrate her incredible story with us! | — | ||||||
| 3/7/23 | ![]() S9 Episode 54: Steven Morris - The Design Of The Beautiful Business | Steven Morris is a brand and culture advisor, author, and speaker. He believes that, at its heart, business is a human-to-human venture. Much of what people do, they do unconsciously. People make decisions with their heads but act with their hearts. This is true for leaders, employees, investors, and customers. Steven is in the business of bringing that heart, or dare I say, love, to the center of leadership and business. In fact, as he states: “There’s nothing more powerful than a united group of souls ignited in a common cause with love at the core.” Enjoy his perspective and his story! | — | ||||||
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