Design Talk is an event series focused on having conversations about design. The conversations can focus on any design topic from different resources such books, podcasts, articles, community members, creative leaders, and more.

For the next few weeks, we will be listening to 5 episodes of the podcast, Design Future Now, produced by AIGA National. Listen to the assigned episode and join the Zoom meetup to have a discussion about it with fellow creatives. Join us for all sessions or pick and choose.

Session Two

Design Future Now

Episode 5 - Deborah Littlejohn and Randa Hadi on Dat, Damn Lies, and Disruption

We hear from an educator and a student who are researching, teaching, and practicing design in an age of data and disruption. Professor Deb Littlejohn demystifies the buzzword "Big Data" and explains why she has her students tell lies with data. MFA student, Randa Hadi opens up about her hopes and fears for the design profession and how she's facing the future head on.

Design Future Now

Hosted by Lee-Sean Huang, each episode includes conversations with creative practitioners and leaders about designing for the future and the future of design. The podcast is available on the following outlets for free:

AIGA.org - Episodes and transcripts available

Spotify

Apple Podcasts

Radio Public

Virtual Meetup

For our virtual meetups, we will be using Zoom. Attendees will receive an email with the Zoom information before the meetup. Zoom is available to use with a web browser or with the Zoom app. The app is available to download in the Apple Store and Google Play Store.

Meetup activity and questions will be sent to attendees prior to the meetup.

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AIGA Pittsburgh is committed to hosting events that are accessible for all. If you need special assistance to participate in this event, please contact us at info@pittsburgh.aiga.org. For assistance accommodations to be provided, please notify us at least five business days in advance of the event. If we do not receive timely notification of your reasonable request, we may not be able to make the necessary arrangements by the time of the event.