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Hosted by Metsy Rose and J Schuh · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 20 episodes
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Candid conversations and real-world stories about the ever-shifting landscape where product and design meet. Join us as we explore product management, UX/UI design, and the evolving craft of building meaningful products - occasionally featuring guests from across related fields. If you’re curious about creating better products, growing as a designer or product leader, and staying resilient in a fast-moving industry, pull up a chair and join us. New episodes drop Tuesdays.
Metsy Rose and J Schuh hosts Pixels & Priorities, a technology show with 20 episodes published.
Anita Barraco, UX Manager at Goosehead Insurance, joins Metsy and J to explore what product and UX teams actually need from their leaders. We discuss impactful mindset shifts to help your people do their best work.
UX manager Anita Barraco joins us to explore the realities of remote work, return-to-office expectations, and hybrid teams. For product and UX professionals navigating distributed teams and meeting-heavy calendars, this
Dana “DeltaDana” Akins-Adeyemi joins us to explore burnout prevention and recovery. We also examine how bias, exclusion, and toxic environments intensify burnout for marginalized professionals, making supportive communit
What happens when you survive a layoff but inherit the work, fear, and emotional fallout left behind? Dana “DeltaDana” Akins-Adeyemi joins us to explore burnout during organizational change, including survivor syndrome,
What happens when every project is priority one, timelines change overnight, and AI is supposed to make everything faster? Metsy Rose and J Schuh unpack the pressures many product managers, UX designers, and creative pro
Shane Ward, Manager of Product Design at Storable, joins us to explore AI-era hiring, life after a layoff, authentic networking, and why trusted communities can advocate for product and design professionals in ways AI ca
Metsy and J sit down with Shane Ward, Manager of Product Design at Storable, to explore the rise of AI builder roles. Who owns quality? How do teams make decisions when everyone can generate more ideas? And what happens
We explore how AI is blurring product and design roles, why trust matters more than ever, and how curiosity, communication, and feedback help teams move faster without losing perspective.
If the thought of networking makes you want to hide behind your laptop, this conversation is for you. Metsy Rose and J Schuh continue their conversation with Brian Sullivan, Executive Director of Big Design, about commun
If you’ve ever wondered why great research still gets ignored, this conversation is for you. Metsy Rose and J Schuh talk with Brian Sullivan, Executive Director of the Big Design Conference, about UX research, stakeholde
Product and design teams talk a lot about empathy for users, but what about empathy for each other? J and Metsy explore the moments that first taught them empathy mattered more than skill, then connect those lessons to t
J Schuh and Metsy Rose talk with Kirsten Rourke about the myth of the “unicorn” professional and why the most valuable skills in the age of AI are deeply human ones. From stagecraft and teaching to managing creative team
What happens when projects go sideways, clients are furious, and the plan falls apart? In this episode, J Schuh and Metsy Rose welcome Kirsten Rourke, founder of Rourke Training, to talk about the realities of working in
What does it really mean to be a “unicorn” in design and product? In this episode, Metsy and J question the pressure to be exceptional at everything and explore healthier ways to think about growth, mastery, and collabor
Product managers and designers don’t control the pace of AI, but they do control how thoughtfully it’s applied. This episode examines what leaders can influence, how to avoid reactive decision-making, and why empathy rem
In this episode, Metsy and J unpack what AI fluency really means—and what it doesn’t. They explore the pressure to become an “AI unicorn,” why mastery isn’t the goal, and how human judgment and problem-solving remain you
In Episode 005 of Pixels & Priorities, J Schuh and Metsy Rose sit down with Preston McCulley to explore practical ways designers, product managers, and developers can begin integrating AI into their daily work. The conve
In this episode of Pixels & Priorities, Metsy Rose and J Schuh welcome Preston McCauley, author of Generative AI for Everyone, for a deep dive into the real state of generative AI. Together they explore AI orchestration,
Metsy Rose and J Schuh explore the ethical tensions of using AI at work, from speed and productivity pressures to data privacy, bias, and accountability. As AI becomes an everyday coworker, we examine why human judgment
AI is everywhere—but knowing about it isn’t the same as knowing how to use it. In this episode of Pixels & Priorities, we talk through how product managers, designers, and creatives can move from exposure to real learnin
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