# Raymond Loewy

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The Mimeo Revolution

This episode examines the often-overlooked role of the mimeograph in the intertwined histories of print technology, graphic design, and social change. Emerging in the late nineteenth century through the innovations of Thomas Edison and Albert Blake Dick, the mimeograph offered an accessible, low-co…

Raymond Loewy - (The First) Designer of Everything

Raymond Loewy reshaped the modern retail world long before brands understood what coherence could achieve. From Coca-Cola machines to Sears catalogues, from locomotives to Lucky Strike packs, he built the radical idea that every product, package and environment must belong to the same visual world.…

Scott Johnson (ex-Cencora): Exploring Design Management & Evolving UX Design Roles

Episode Participants: Scott Johnson – https://www.linkedin.com/in/spotj/ Alexandr Pihtovnicov – ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandr-pihtovnicov-76106771/⁠ Sviatoslav Nytka – ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/sviatoslav-nytka/⁠ Additional: Register for Free UX Time Healthcare Conference 2026 – https…

The MAYA Principle: Innovation People Will Actually Say Yes To

If you enjoyed this podcast, we'd love to hear from you! Why do some ideas land effortlessly while others get rejected, even when they promise progress?In this bonus episode of The Secrets of Learning & Development, Julia and Valerie explore the MAYA Principle, a design concept coined by Raymond …

145: What Xerox PARC actually got wrong

Xerox PARC famously invented the mouse, the graphical user interface, and the printer — then watched Steve Jobs walk off with all of it. The usual lesson: silly management didn't recognise what they had. The actual lesson is more useful ... and more uncomfortable for innovator types. Sit in your be…

The Brand Category Paradox

An engineer-artist who builds soft skills training like a video game — and the brand problem that comes with it: how do you look trustworthy to the suits who sign the checks while staying genuinely weird for the Gen Z workforce who actually uses the thing? Sayre Blake is a systems engineer, concept…

Socialists Take Colorado Too, Kamala Harris Has No Vision So She's Borrowing Mamdani's & Trump Took the Emir's Gold Jet to South Dakota — We

Democratic Socialists have now beaten established Democrats in New York and Colorado and the movement keeps spreading. Kamala Harris apparently noticed and Axios is reporting she has reached out to Mayor Mamdani to figure out how to align with what is winning — because she does not have a winning v…

Material IQ Episode 004: A History of Decorative Laminate

About this episode Formica Corporation’s brand historian Renee Hytry Derrington joins the Material IQ Podcast for a rare deep dive into the company’s century-long design legacy — from its 1913 origins as an electrical insulator to the birth of mid-century modern icons like the “Skylark” bo…

153: Tom's worst ever DJ set

Tom's worst ever DJ set was one where he followed the "rules" most carefully. His best was the one where he stopped trying. And the difference relates to why many teams can do all the right exploratory work and still discover nothing useful. In this one we wander through DJing for swing dancers a…

216. The pile Up EP 64: Raymond Loewy

In this episode the girls talk about iconic industrial designer Raymond Lowey creator of the 'streamlined' style and designer of the Studebaker Avanti. Designed Different Raymond Loewy Loewy interview Recorded @iapdx Recorded & mixed by Emdognightmare & Queen of the Vans Editor: Emdognightmare Prod…