Posts tagged matt wizinsky
Episode 25: Design After Covid-19
Episode 25: Design After Covid-19

D.J. talks about social (innovation) design that strengthens care between neighbors in the transition from a late stage to post-pandemic world.

Read More
Process Out Loud PodcastDJ Trischlermatt wizinsky, contactless, vandwellers, 2008, pandemic, care, neighborliness, neighbors, Covid, Ezio Manzini, influencers, thesis, social design, social innovation design, social (innovation) design, design activism, clicklist, grubhub, uber eats, vanlife
Episode 22: Extinction and Ecologies
Episode 22: Extinction and Ecologies

D.J. talks about white habitus, brands as receptionist, decolonization, design-led activism in my neighborhood, cooperative culture, black ecology, extinction rebellion, and performing diversity.

Read More
Process Out Loud PodcastDJ Trischlerextinction rebellion, ecologies, black ecology, decolonization, indigenous, neighbors, thesis, Design After Capitalism, matt wizinsky, brands as receptionist, performative diversity, cooperative, cooperation, co-op cincy, Activism, design-led activism, black panther, afro-futurism, commodification
Episode 21: Brands as Receptionists
Episode 21: Brands as Receptionists

D.J. talks about brands as the feminine face of mediocre white male-led companies, being neoliberal, Nomadland (hulu), Little Fires Everywhere (hulu), and Design After Capitalism.

Read More
Process Out Loud PodcastDJ Trischlerneoliberalism, good, salesforce, mailchimp, vivienne castilo, racism, equity, little fires everywhere, nomadland, capitalism, Design After Capitalism, matt wizinsky, beauty, brands as receptionist, affect, feelings, feminized brands, mangage expectations, madmen
Episode 16: InDesign and Ideologies
Episode 16: InDesign and Ideologies

D.J. talks about type resources, doing ethnography, fields of beauty, Sapiens, thesis ideas, Design after Capitalism, and various ideologies.

Read More
Process Out Loud PodcastDJ Trischlerdecolonization, sapiens, beauty, race, gender, ethnography, typography, indesign, capitalism, neoliberalism, ideologies, field work, Pedagogy, teaching collaboration, collaboration, functional literacy, akshat, matt wizinsky, aggie toppins