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Industrial designers worth their salt spend more time making than talking, but what stories are we leaving untold? We're revealing the anecdotes, catastrophes, achievements, 180 pivots and true passion that drives people to their most creative selves. Find your niche in the landscape of this ever evolving profession by learning that your experience is a shared one, hosted by four women making a living as industrial designers in Seattle. Find show notes on beyondraypodcast.com
Unknown Host hosts Beyond Ray - Women Led Conversations on Industrial Design, a arts show with 33 episodes published.
To close out the season, Ginger and Kate were interviewed by Joe Gonzalez, our typically bts teammate, and Fran Wang, founder of Yona Care and previous pod guest. We all reflected on standout moments of our conversations
Designing in the beauty space is delicate because we can have so much impact for better or worse when it comes to approaches that encourage self expression or ones that make us feel flawed and in need of improvement. Ang
Christine Risinger joins us in this episode to shed light on the complex and well researched world of game design. In her over 10 years at Wizards of the Coast, she worked on everything from packaging to company directio
Today we dive into the world of design judging with Shu Bertrand, founder of Aplat, Chair of ID at California College of the Arts, and an experienced judge who has been a jury member and chair internationally. Joey Zeled
If you get into a conversation with industrial designers about our impact, it doesn’t take long for sustainability to come up. We work in a field that produces a lot of physical goods and as such, our role in products en
Dr. Glover is an educator, a leading researcher on sexual pleasure and access for people with disabilities, and a designer who has been innovating in the sex toy industry for over three decades. She is a wealth of knowle
We have a very motivational first guest, Julie Henne, to dive into the designer’s impact. She has had a career for over ten years at Garmin and in that tenure, she’s explored every angle of what a designer can do. She’s
Dr. Prochner is the reason we set out to explore our season 3 topic: how do design and society shape each other and how does the designer’s identity, choices and intention show up in the product lifespan? She calls for u
Fran Wang, an engineer, will be the first to tell you that she isn’t an industrial designer, but her experiences sound very familiar to us. Now driving the Yona Care speculum forward as a solo project, we ask Fran how sh
Most professions have standard behaviors, expectations and dress codes, but designers have a particular challenge of living their own brand or even being the visual representation of a brand within a company. We explored
This episode with Caterina Rizzoni is a how-to manual on all things to do with volunteering and advocacy work. Cat has an extremely compassionate way of showing a single person or a whole company how harmful the gender g
Today our episode is a little unconventional! One year ago in Chicago at the Women In Design Deep Dive we had our first Beyond Ray live episode with guest Jillian Tackaberry, Design director at MINIMAL. We bring you that
Our conversation with Clare is a call to action for all designers to zoom out and navigate our work with more adaptability. We talked about the importance of process, discovery time and learning over simply getting produ
In today’s episode, we’re changing up the structure a bit and handing the reins over to Katie-Gray! She leads our team through exercises focused on building our community beyond the podcast. Katie-gray is a strategist an
Listeners- we just want to say a big thank you! Here we are, a year into this rewarding adventure and while we are still learning and sometimes still surprised we exist, we can’t deny what a source of growth this podcast
What if your main questions to spark career transition were- “Where can I have the biggest impact?” And “Where are the people I really want to learn from?” For Zab, this is true. She recently left Rivian, a dream company
Join the WID team and our guest Joey for a powerful conversation about identity informing our designs and how our design work in turn shapes us. Joey moved through the world with certainty for years - from finding and st
This month, our team had the special experience of recording a live episode at Western Washington University with alumni and Seattle powerhouse designer Sena. Sena has had a nearly three decades long career spanning both
For Jessie, art is not the opposite of science but instead a necessary storytelling device that she’s used to problem solve throughout her career at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab and now as Microsoft’s Director of Design for
Bias and its impact has been studied in STEM fields now for several years, but design, a discipline that places less emphasis on degrees and academic research, has had a gap in this same conversation. Kristi, our guest t
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