Celebrating the vibrant world of podcasts, we’re thrilled to introduce a curated collection of indie design podcasts that bring a fresh wave of creativity to the design realm.
These podcasts are more than just typical design discussions or standard tutorials. They represent genuine, raw, and pioneering dialogues that showcase the brilliance and innovation in design.
Picture this: you, your go-to headphones, and the most enthralling voices from the design cosmos. Featuring designers who’ve redefined norms to craftsmen who’ve perfected the blend of aesthetics and utility, these podcasts are your gateway to the multifaceted universe of design.
Why choose indie? Because indie podcasters epitomize spontaneous storytelling. They’re the pioneers who shape their unique creative narratives and share content that resonates deeply. This level of genuine connection is unparalleled.
So, whether you’re deeply rooted in design, have an emerging creative spirit, or simply intrigued by the craftsmanship behind daily items, these podcasts promise a unique experience. Dive into a world of inspiration, design wisdom, and countless enlightening moments.
A heartfelt salute to the incredible hosts who infuse these shows with their creativity. And to our wonderful listeners, thank you for joining us on this invigorating adventure. Turn up the volume, press play, and let’s explore the Top 5 Indie Design Podcasts in unison!
Stay inspired, stay bold, and always embrace the indie spirit.
Design is everywhere in our lives, perhaps most importantly in the places where we’ve just stopped noticing.
99% Invisible is a weekly exploration of the process and power of design and architecture. From award winning producer Roman Mars. Learn more at 99percentinvisible.org.
The Howdy Doody Show is one of those pieces of 1950s ephemera that has come to symbolize mid-century American childhood. For over a decade, every weeknight at 5pm, kids all across the country would sit down in front of their parents’ tiny televisions and take in the wild west adventures of Buffalo Bob and his puppet sidekick Howdy Doody.
The show was disproportionately important in the history of television. It was the first television program to reach 1,000 episodes, one of the first shows to broadcast in color, and it pioneered new ways of marketing products to children. But in the early days of the medium, especially when Howdy Doody first started, the world of television was strange. In many ways, the story of Howdy Doody is the story of the weird, wild-west days of early TV. A story in which programmers, advertisers, artists and money men were inventing everything as they went along. Starting with what to put on television in the first place.
A lovingly crafted podcast that reveals the stories behind the world’s most recognizable and interesting sounds.
TikTok’s sonic logo is one of the fastest growing sonic logos in history. Today, that little sound is being heard millions of times a day on apps like Instagram, Reddit and Youtube… but creating it wasn’t easy. To make it, the creative team went through thousands of iterations, executed a covert marketing strategy, and fought through a final debate about a single note. Featuring Roscoe Williamson and Aifric Lennon from MassiveMusic.
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Inspiring Stories & Actionable Strategies.
A Weekly Podcast Companion for Your Creative Journey.
All the parts come together and I share the conversation with my mom.
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Nice Try’s second season, Interior, is all about the lifestyle products that have been sold to us over and over, and the promises of domestic self-improvement they have made, kept, and broken.
From Curbed, New York Magazine and the Vox Media Podcast Network.
On this season of Nice Try, we’ve asked why we bring certain goods into our homes. What kinds of utopia they promise, and what they deliver with the latest technology. But even the most faddish of gadgets might just improve a person’s life, because we can fall in love with things. Join us for the last episode of Season Two: a love story.
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Welcome to the Gaming Blender Podcast, where hosts Matt and Scott combine random game genres and elements to create exciting hypothetical games.
Join us on a creative journey as we blend puzzle-solving with action-adventure, strategy with role-playing, and more. Each episode takes you through our process, discussing gameplay mechanics, captivating storylines, and immersive worlds.
Whether you’re a gaming enthusiast or a budding developer, our podcast offers endless inspiration. Explore new narratives, intriguing characters, and engaging gameplay dynamics.
The Gaming Blender Podcast challenges traditional gaming norms, delivering fresh ideas and thought-provoking concepts.
Join Matt and Scott as imagination meets innovation, forging the future of gaming. Tune in, subscribe, and unlock the gateway to endless possibilities!
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In this episode of the Gaming Blender, Scott and Matthew discuss their gaming experiences and delve into the concept of creating a new video game. They explore the challenges of managing a gaming backlog and the fear of missing out on playing certain games. The main theme of the conversation revolves around the idea of an action-adventure game with a survival element, hardcore simulation mechanics, and permadeath. They discuss the potential for creating procedurally generated tombs and the need to keep the gameplay fresh and engaging. In this conversation, Scott and Matt continue their discussion on creating a time loop game. They explore the concept of permadeath and how it can be incorporated into the gameplay. They also discuss the idea of a hardcore simulation and how the player's character can mature throughout the game. They brainstorm potential plot elements and come up with the title 'A Matter of Time' for the game.
00:00
Introduction and Rambling
02:19
Managing the Gaming Backlog
07:37
Funny Gaming Moments
10:28
Creating an Action-Adventure Game with Survival and Hardcore Simulation
13:05
Making Traps Visually Obvious
15:20
Procedurally Generated Tombs
17:12
Permadeath and Hardcore Simulation
19:22
Character Development and Maturation
21:58
Uncovering the Plot and Breaking Free
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Keep blending!