A(z) Experience Design csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2025)

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Sports Conflict and Equity with Josh Gordon 1:11:33

1d ago1:11:33

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I went to a Catholic all-boys high school run by the Christian Brothers, a teaching order founded by St. John the Baptist De La Salle. I will give them credit for giving me great preparation for future academic success, and even maybe this podcast. So at the foundation of Experience by Design are the Christian Brothers. But that wasn’t my first bru…

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#130 Halloween Special: UX AI Horror Stories and What UX Designers Should Actually Be Worried About 18:27

3d ago18:27

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In this Halloween special of Future of UX, we explore the disturbing side of digital design where clever UX crosses into manipulation, AI tools launch without proper oversight, and personalization quietly erodes user autonomy. From real-life cases involving Snapchat’s rogue chatbot to Amazon’s subscription “traps” and a tragic AI-assisted suicide, …

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Blending Ingredients and Experiences with James Shin 1:05:12

8d ago1:05:12

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My first jobs were in restaurants washing dishes and busing tables. I would go on to do other jobs in restaurants, including cooking, waiting on tables, hosting on occasion. I think working in restaurants is a great first job because it teaches you to deal with people, and work in collaboration with different functions. So no matter what you do in …

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Food Anthropologist: The hidden power of taste & how it shapes who we are 55:01

9d ago55:01

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What if the future of experience design starts not on a screen but on your tongue? In this episode, food anthropologist Caroline Hobkinson invites us into her London kitchen to explore the connection between taste, sound, and human emotion. Through a live sensory experiment, she reveals how our brains respond to flavor, sound, and ritual and why mo…

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#129 OpenAI Atlas vs. Comet vs. Dia: AI Browsers and the Future of UX – 17:45

10d ago17:45

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In this episode of Future of UX, we dive into the next big shift: web browsers that don’t just open websites — they understand, summarise, act. We cover the newly launched ChatGPT Atlas (by OpenAI), and compare it with the bold efforts of Comet (by Perplexity AI) and Dia (by The Browser Company). We break down what each offers, where the UX opportu…

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Translating Military Experiences with Lee Pepper 1:05:18

16d ago1:05:18

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One bit of news that caught my attention was the declining trust that the American public has in higher education over the last decade. In good news, Gallup found that trust did increase from 2024 to 2025. However, it is still markedly down from 2015. Not surprisingly, those levels of trust differ by political affiliation, as most things seem to di…

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#128 Vibe Coding Is Useless Without Strategy: Why Random AI Prototypes Don’t Work 14:16

17d ago14:16

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What if you could build a working prototype just by describing it? That’s the idea behind vibe coding a new way of designing where intent replaces execution, and AI handles the details. In this episode, we explore: what vibe coding actually is and how it works how it’s transforming the UX process and team collaboration which new skills designers ne…

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Poetic Stories and Purpose with Laura Patac 1:05:02

23d ago1:05:02

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I don’t think I am alone in finding art very intimidating, but yet like all of us being I am inextricably drawn to it. I had the chance to go to a concert last night with the band Queens of the Stone Age. I have seen them three times before, but never quite like this. For this tour, they were playing beautiful smaller venues, like the Boch Theater …

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Tim Hill - From Liverpool FC's Anfield to Berlin’s Techno Clubs. Why Rituals Matter! 58:11

24d ago58:11

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Tim Hill shares his unique insights into the magic of live events and the communal experiences they create. Drawing from his ethnographic research at Liverpool FC's Anfield stadium and Berlin's underground techno clubs, he shares how rituals, community, and emotional connections shape unforgettable experiences. He emphasises the importance of co-cr…

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#127 How ChatGPT Apps Could Redefine UX Design: When Apps Go Invisible: 16:51

24d ago16:51

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What happens to UX design when apps disappear or rather, move inside ChatGPT? Please share your thoughts with me on Linkedin In this episode of Future of UX, Patricia explores OpenAI’s latest update: ChatGPT’s new app ecosystem. With integrations from Canva, Figma, Booking.com, and Etsy, ChatGPT is evolving into more than just a chatbot it’s becomi…

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Ignorance and Creative Design with Alan Gregerman 1:04:04

30d ago1:04:04

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I used to have a Zen proverb a day calendar, the ones where each day you tear off a new sheet that has another saying that was meant to make you contemplate, get in touch, consider, explore, think. My years always started off well, but by about June I was just ripping pages off trying to catch up to the day I was supposed to be on. I honestly think…

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#126 Synthetic Users in UX Research: Hype, Reality, and the Future of Design 20:47

1M ago20:47

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Curious to hear your thoughts .Please share them here: Linkedin In this episode of Future of UX, we dive into one of the most controversial topics in design right now: synthetic users. These AI-generated “users” promise fast, cheap, scalable insights — but can they really replace talking to real people? I’ll walk you through: What synthetic users a…

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Gendered Experiences in Leadership with Amy Kemp 1:01:21

1M ago1:01:21

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We are now in the first days of autumn, and there isn’t a better time to be in New England. When I first moved to Boston, one person told me that spring was the best time in New England. I never again trusted anything that person ever told me. Fall is the best time, and perhaps September is the best month in the fall. Not that I don’t like the wint…

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#125 Ray-Ban Meta Glasses: UX Wins, Fails, and What’s Next 13:23

1M ago13:23

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Smart glasses are back and this time, they actually look good. In this episode of Future of UX, Patricia Reiners breaks down Meta’s brand-new Ray-Ban Meta Glasses and what they mean for designers, technology, and the future of human-computer interaction. We’ll explore the UX lessons behind Meta’s “glasses first, tech second” design philosophy, hand…

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Sally Earnshaw - The experience of leading people in an uncertain world 50:08

1M ago50:08

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Sally Earnshaw brings her trademark “oomph” to this high-energy conversation about leadership, life, and the messy, brilliant realities in between. From middle-aged business travel mishaps to the humor of raising teenagers while running a company, Sally grounds leadership in humanity and positivity. We explore her philosophy of energizing and focus…

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Balanced Experience Design with Livia Bernardini 1:07:44

1M ago1:07:44

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Recently when talking to my freshman class about time management strategies, part of me started to feel sorry for them knowing that the challenge of time management only gets harder and not easier. I’m sure it feels overwhelming to have so many classes, social activities, for some sports obligations, joining clubs, and even hopefully sleep. There i…

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#124 Understand AI in 20 Minutes: What Every Designer Must Know 20:17

2M ago20:17

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AI is moving incredibly fast. Every week there is a new tool, a new model, a new headline. For designers it can feel impossible to keep up. But you do not need to know everything. You just need to understand the foundations, the language and the big trends. In this episode I take you through a clear overview of what really matters in AI right now. …

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Offline Dinners and Human Experiences with Howard Lewis 47:57

2M ago47:57

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Standing in front of a classroom, or trying to talk to anyone raised in the distraction generations, emphasizes how we are constantly trying to compete for attention. I guess that competing for attention is nothing new; it is just the sources of distraction are different. Back in the “before times” of not too long ago, people would get distracted b…

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Brian D’Souza on DJing, wellness, and the future of audio experiences 1:13:17

2M ago1:13:17

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Brian D’Souza has spent his life exploring the power of sound—from late-night radio discoveries and Glasgow club culture to pioneering sound design for wellbeing, workplaces, and psychedelic therapy. In this episode, Brian shares how music and psychology came together in his work, from building Open Ear, a platform that reimagined how businesses us…

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#123 The 3 UX Skills That Will Still Matter After AI Takes Over 17:45

2M ago17:45

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AI is changing the way we design fast. Tools are writing copy, generating wireframes and even running research. It is easy to wonder what is left for us as designers. In this episode I share the three core UX skills that will always matter no matter how powerful AI gets. You will hear personal stories from my own projects and workshops plus practic…

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Legacy Brands and New Designs with Matt Powell 1:08:46

2M ago1:08:46

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I think I am being honest when I say that I have never eaten at a Cracker Barrel. I may have once or twice in my life, but I honestly don’t remember. This is not out of any ideological reason or intentional decision. It just never happened. Never seemed like a place I would want to go when passing by. Given that there are four Cracker Barrel’s in M…

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#122 AI Agents 2.0: Real-World Cases and the New UX Principles We Need 20:36

2M ago20:36

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AI for Designers: 5-week Bootcamp 💻 Enrollment starts Sep 01 ✨ → ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Sign up for the ⁠waiting list In this episode of Future of UX, we’re not just talking theory — we’re diving into real-world applications of AI agents already showing up in products people use every day. We’ll explore: Google’s Search AI Mode, which can book you…

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Changing Educational Experiences with Lasada Pippen 1:09:06

2M ago1:09:06

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For parents who have school-aged children, it is the most wonderful time of the year when the children are gone from the house and return to places of learning, or at least someplace other than bothering their parents. We love are children dearly, but loving them when they are somewhere else is a welcome reprieve. Each new school year presents some…

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Nick Cawthon - Mobile first, agents next: The future of UX 53:36

2M ago53:36

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In this episode, we’re joined by Nick Cawthon, a design leader with decades of knowledge in user experience (UX), service design, and the evolving discipline of experience design. From his childhood discovery of creative flow to shaping the culture of UX in San Francisco, Nick reflects on the pivotal shifts that transformed design from skeuomorphic…

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#121 Prompt-Driven Design: How to Use Prompts as a Creative Superpower 25:00

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AI for Designers: 5-week Bootcamp 💻 Enrollment starts Sep 01 ✨ → ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Sign up for the ⁠waiting list⁠ In this tutorial-style episode of Future of UX, we’re exploring one of the most essential skills for designers working with AI today: prompting. Prompting isn’t just about cool outputs. It’s becoming the new interface for design.…

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Designing Legal Experiences with Demetrios Karis 1:17:09

2M ago1:17:09

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I am just back from a vacation that took me across three states, one Navajo reservation, and some federal land in the southwest of the United States. Departing the humid and heavily greened northeast to the dry and brown and red landscapes of the southwest was a major transition. I have never spent that much time in that part of the country, so it …

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Maturing Customer Experience with Andrew Carothers 1:04:16

3M ago1:04:16

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Throughout my career as a sociologist, I have come to the conclusion that people find sociologists annoying on a deeply personal level. Anthropologists have great stories about travelling to exotic locations. People seem to really appreciate psychology because they think it helps them to better understand why people do the things they do. Historian…

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Tom Middleton - From dance floors to deep rest: A journey of sound and healing 1:06:05

3M ago1:06:05

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From his early fascination with synths and soundscapes to touring the world as a DJ, Tom Middleton has spent decades exploring the neuroscience and emotional power of music. In this conversation, Tom shares how his journey through burnout led him to pioneer “experience as medicine,” using sound intentionally to promote well-being, focus, and recove…

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#120 The GPT-5 Upgrade: What It Really Means for UX & Product Design 14:51

3M ago14:51

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AI for Designers: 5-week Bootcamp 💻 Enrollment starts Sep 01 ✨ → ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Sign up for the ⁠waiting list In this episode of Future of UX, I share my honest review of the new GPT 5 after testing it intensively for a week. If you have been on LinkedIn, X, or Instagram lately, you have seen mixed reactions. Some people are excited. Others…

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Storytelling and Shared Experiences with Christian Lachel 1:05:36

3M ago1:05:36

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One of the things that I have come to thoroughly enjoy as a type of past time is the learning about the history of World War II in the Pacific theater. A book that I have been listening to recently is “Japanese Destroyer Captain” by Captain Tameichi Hara. It is amazing listening to give a version of things from the perspective of a Japanese naval c…

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#119 5 AI Shifts UX Designers Can’t Ignore 17:44

3M ago17:44

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💻 ✨Waiting list for the AI Academy: 6-week Bootcamp to Learn How to Master AI as a Designer. Opening in September. → ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Sign up for the waiting list Today, I’m breaking down the five biggest tech shifts from the past month that every designer should understand. This isn’t just about headlines — it’s about how these changes are qu…

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Designing Gaming Experiences with Ashley Guajardo 1:18:32

3M ago1:18:32

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Being a sociologist means that there often are only so many opportunities to “do sociology” in a way that has impact. It is not that sociology doesn’t have value and practical applications. On the contrary, I would consider it one of the most useful and practical disciplines. But it can be hard to combine the opportunity to do practical application…

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Jessica Weickert - The power of inscapism - Going inward to connect outward 1:05:58

3M ago1:05:58

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Jessica Weickert joins The Experience Designers to explore how emotional regulation, neuroscience, and story-living are reshaping the future of experiential design. Drawing from her personal journey with ADHD and her role at XDA, Jessica shares how neuroaesthetics is helping brands design immersive, purposeful experiences that support well-being an…

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#118 Designing for AI Agents: UX Patterns, Ethics & Tools 22:43

3M ago22:43

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In this episode, we're diving into one of the biggest shifts happening in digital product design right now: AI agents. AI agents are no longer just answering questions – they’re planning, making decisions, and acting on behalf of users. This fundamentally changes how we design experiences. You’ll learn: What AI agents actually are (and how they dif…

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Introduction 5:58

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🎧 Welcome to the very first episode of Design by Experience! In this short and snappy intro, I’ll walk you through what this podcast is all about, who I am, why I’m making it, and what you can expect in upcoming episodes. Whether you’re a curious design enthusiast, a junior just starting out, or a seasoned UX professional — this space is for you. W…

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Why UX > UI (And No, They’re Not the Same) 31:00

3M ago31:00

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🎧 Episode 3 – Why UX > UI (And No, They’re Not the Same) Are UX and UI just two sides of the same coin? Or are they fundamentally different? In this episode, we're cutting through the confusion to explain why User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI) are distinct disciplines – and why understanding this difference is crucial for any successful p…

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A Very Brief History of UX 14:24

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🎧 Episode 2 – A Very Brief History of UX What is UX, really? And how did we get here? In this episode, we take a quick (but punchy!) stroll through the surprisingly rich history of user experience — from ancient tools and ergonomics to the digital age and beyond. You’ll learn how psychology, design, and technology intersected over time to create wh…

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Inmate Experiences and Stories with Diane Kahn 50:07

3M ago50:07

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Stories are the ways that we can relate our experiences to others. It is the most primary form of human communication, which makes it kind of ironic that people seem to be discovering the importance of storytelling. Through stories things become memorable, or more easily remembered. Growing up going to Catholic school, I might have a hard time reme…

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#117 Vibe Coding: When AI Turns Your Ideas into Code 16:17

3M ago16:17

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We’re back from the summer break — and kicking off this season with one of the most exciting shifts happening at the intersection of design and development: vibe coding. In this episode, I’m breaking down what vibe coding actually is, why it’s relevant for designers (not just developers), and how it’s changing the way we build digital products. You…

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Inclusive Engineering with Josee Tremblay 1:04:48

4M ago1:04:48

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The Employee Experience MBA class that I'm teaching this summer is in full swing, with a lot of ground to cover in a short amount of time. One of the things that I emphasize out of the gate is that employee experience is about optimizing the organization for the employee. Or, put simply, treat your employees like human beings, and treat them well. …

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Colin Nightingale - Punchdrunk and beyond: Colin Nightingale on Art, Space, and Immersive 1:27:49

4M ago1:27:49

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In this rare and deeply personal conversation, Colin Nightingale, Associate Artist at Punchdrunk and Co-founder of Right/Left Project, takes us on an immersive journey through his creative evolution. From his early days immersed in London’s underground music and DIY culture to co-shaping some of the most iconic immersive theatre productions of the …

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Stop Losing Attendees in the Chaos: Smarter Paths Through the Event Floor 33:44

4M ago33:44

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In the latest episode of Spatial Experience Design, MapsPeople’s Søren Vasø sits down with Johnny Sloan, SVP at Leap, to talk about what happens when events stop being static and start getting smart. Together, they explore what it takes to transform a high-density, high-stakes environment—like a comic con or fandom expo—into a thoughtfully designed…

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Important Conversations and Change with Chad Lefevre 1:07:00

4M ago1:07:00

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Summer is in full swing, and with summer for academics comes the typical question, “Do you have summers off?” I can’t speak for all academics, but summers don’t mean the lack of work, but the shifting of work. We go from our primary focus being on teaching and into other pursuits that we don’t have time for during the school year. Typically that me…

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Making Meaningful Marketing with Brian Kurtz 1:15:55

4M ago1:15:55

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Happy Fourth of July to everyone out there, as I record this on the day before the 4th. For those in the US, this is the day that we celebrate our independence from the British. No offense to our British listeners. But to be fair, we are not alone in our desire to kick the British out. Nice to see that we could put that ugliness behind us. Now we a…

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Spatial MCPs: The Secret Weapon for Building Experiences in 2025 27:43

4M ago27:43

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In this episode of Spatial Experience Design, MapsPeople’s CPTO Christian Christensen joins host Søren Vasø to unpack the rising role of spatial MCPs—Model Context Protocols that enable AI to understand tools, data, and context without custom code. From finding a quiet spot at a convention center to answering, “Will I make my flight?”, this convers…

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What's Missing From Your Airport Map? 28:07

4M ago28:07

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In this episode of Spatial Experience Design, MapsPeople Solutions Engineer Brynley Herbert joins host Søren Vasø to explore what today’s airport maps should be doing—and why most of them fall short. From live wait times at security to adaptive wayfinding for janitors, travelers, and accessibility needs, this conversation unpacks how responsive map…

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James Warren - Empathy at Scale. The Future of Story-Driven Insights 1:03:49

4M ago1:03:49

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In this episode of The Experience Designers, Steve is joined by James Warren, expert storyteller, experience strategist, and founder of Share More Stories to explore how storytelling unlocks deep human connection and business insight. Together, they unpack the true power of stories: as tools for building trust, designing immersive experiences, and …

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Recovery Experiences with Rikki West 1:03:01

4M ago1:03:01

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I’m currently working on a book called Experience by Design, and by currently I mean the last three-plus years. You could say it is a work in progress. But as the saying goes, “progress, not perfection.” When all you see is the goal, it can be hard to see the progress you are making. So making progress I am, and hopefully I’ll have something to sha…

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How IPS Solves the ‘Friction’ Problem at Major Events 23:34

5M ago23:34

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In this episode of Spatial Experience Design, host Søren Vasø sits down with Crowd Connected’s CEO, James Cobb, to unpack how indoor positioning systems (IPS) are transforming navigation at large-scale events. They dive into the hidden friction between key attendee moments—lost time, missed meetings, inefficient crowd flow—and how IPS helps remove …

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Laura Hess - 500 Experiences in 5 Years. A quest for the remarkable! 1:14:59

5M ago1:14:59

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Join us as we talk with Laura Hess, who attended 500 experiences in 5 years, about building a 25-point “Remarkable” rubric for scoring immersive theatre, fine-art installations, XR activations, brand activations, and more.... Learn how intentionality, multi-sensory design, and post-show reflection can help creators craft moments that truly resonate…

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