Authors Stephen Anderson and Karl Fast discuss their book 'Figure It Out: Getting From Information To Understanding'. They explore topics like Gestalt principles in design, embodiment in technology, and the challenge of information overload in today's world.

Amy Bucher visits the show to talk about her work in Behavioral Change Design.

Even before Covid, Remote User Research was becoming more and more popular. Pros and cons?

We talk about a bunch of things this episode, a bit about our journey to Episode 100, Audio Only Deep Learning, and of course, a little about Covid.

We talk to Grant Crowell about marketing, and his new book Grantasms.

We talk to Dana Chisnell about her work in helping government tackle UX design problems, and her optimism for the future.

We talk to Elaine Kasket, author of "All The Ghosts In The Machine" about our digital lives after death. Who owns our data and what happens after we're gone?

We talk to Cheenu Chari, UX Researcher at BMC Software and expert on the UX of chatbots.

We talk to Michael Metts and Andy Welfle, authors of Writing is Designing.

We talk about social networks and what their future might hold.