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We decided to record a year end special of On the Grid. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed recording it with Dan and Andy.

Episode 24: 2012 in Design [recorded December 29th, 2012]

It’s our year end special. We discussed the events and issues that effected and shaped design this past year. We focused on three: The evolving relationship between design and technology, changes in publishing, and the flat design vs. skeuomorphism debate.

If you want to see other topics and links we considered, including Crowdfunding Product/Industrial Design and the Evolution of Email, check out the post on our subreddit

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A discussion about Digital Authenticty on Episode 14 of On the Grid. This is my favorite episode we’ve recorded so far.

Episode 14: Flatline [recorded October 3rd, 2012]

This week we spend the entire episode talking about authenticity in digital design.

On the Grid subreddit

The Flat Design Era

What is your take on honest design for the screen? Leave a message with your thoughts at (973) ON-GRID-2, email mail at onthegrid.co or tweet #onthegrid.

We’re starting a subreddit for On the Grid. We hope that you will submit links for us to discuss on the show, and ultimately that it will become a resource for relevant design news.

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Another episode of On the Grid. I get more excited as the show continues. Be sure to subscribe or leave iTunes feedback.

Episode 7: Squaring Up [mp3 link released on August 29, 2012]

This week we talk about a redesign proposal for Wikipedia, Beck’s sheet music album, making rates public, and Square’s deal with Starbucks.

Wikipedia Redefined

Wikiweb App

Quora Feedback on Wikipedia Redefined

Beck to release album as sheet music

Making your rates public

Starbucks Adopts Square

Plays: 843 | Download

On the Grid episode 6 is online. This week we had a great conversation about Skeumorphism, nostalgia, and fear of the future reflected in design. If you’ve enjoyed the show, please leave a comment on iTunes.

Episode 6: Skeuomorphonostalgism [mp3 link released on August 25, 2012]

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On the Grid - Episode 5 is online. Thanks to everyone who has been reviewing us on iTunes. It really helps. If you haven’t yet, please do.

Episode 5: Build, Destroy, Build [mp3 link released on August 14, 2012]

This week we discussed file systems, putting your ideas into the world, simplicity vs. complexity, and destroying your work for the sake of greatness.

Mountain Lion’s New File System

What’s with the anti-directory movement?

Postbox gives up on Mac Store

Apple’s Genius Ads

dot Mail app

dot Mail post

Imagine the most beautiful scene ever…

Make your users do the work

Email us at mail at onthegrid.co, call us at (973) ON-GRID-2, or tweet hashtag #onthegrid with feedback or topic suggestions.

We also really appreciate the iTunes feedback. It helps the show a lot, so please rate or us leave a comment if you haven’t.

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On the Grid - Episode 4 is up. We had been recording a few weeks in advance, but we’re looking to be more timely, so our backlog is being released right now. Expect a few extra episodes in the coming weeks.

Episode 4: Free Doughnuts [mp3 link released on August 11, 2012]

Links Mentioned in this Episode:

Sparrow Acquisition

Apple patents disappearing vertical scroll indicator

Jack Daniels Wrote What Has To Be The Nicest Cease-And-Desist Order Of All Time

Why I prefer a featureless app

The Cost of Free Doughnuts

If you have some thoughtful feedback, leave a comment here, email us (mail at onthegrid dot co), or even call us if want us to possibly play your comments on the show: (973) ON-GRID-2

If you want to share a topic, tweet a link with the hashtag #onthegrid

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Episode 3 of my new design podcast On the Grid is now online. If you’ve been enjoying the show, please rate us on iTunes.

Episode 3: Designing Economies [mp3 link released on August 7, 2012]

This week we discussed corporate transparency, local retail and economic models.

Links Mentioned this Episode:

Andy Launches Wikiweb

McDonald’s Canada: more local, less mystery

Paid Paid Vacation

Amazon same-day delivery to destroy local retail?

Dalton Caldwell’s Bold Proposal

App.net’s Kickstarter-like page

Penny Arcade Kickstart to go Ad Free

If you have some thoughtful feedback, leave a comment here, email us (mail at onthegrid dot co), or even call us if want us to possibly play your comments on the show: (973) ON-GRID-2

If you want to share a topic, tweet a link with the hashtag #onthegrid

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Thanks to everyone for their support of episode 1 of On the Grid. We’re going to attempt to record an episode every week, so here is week 2:

Episode 2: A Public Outcry [mp3 link released on July 31, 2012]

This week we discussed public reactions to design, critique in the modern day, and endless amounts of creative content on the internet.

Links Mentioned this Episode:

Faux Microsoft Rebrand

London’s Shard Opens

The Future of the New York Public Library

Jack Cheng’s Novel on Kickstarter

If you have some thoughtful feedback, leave a comment here, email us (mail at onthegrid dot co), or even call us if want us to possibly play your comments on the show: (973) ON-GRID-2

If you want to share a topic, tweet a link with the hashtag #onthegrid

Plays: 810 | Download

If you were a fan of Read Between the Leading, check out my new design podcast On the Grid. We plan on recording a weekly conversation about design and related issues. It features Andy Mangold, Dan Auer, and I. Don’t forget to subscribe.

Episode 1: Replacing Your Eyes [mp3 link released on July 24, 2012]

We’re posting our pilot episode of On the Grid! We’ve been recording the show for a few weeks now, we’ve done tests that will probably never see the light of day, and we’re finally ready to launch episode one.

We plan on using the show to discuss design through recent events and news. Hopefully you’ll enjoy a mix of design conversation, joking side comments, and discussion of the issues that affect us as designers.

We’re very excited to start this new podcast, and we know it will be may a bit of a process to find our voice, so we can appreciate a good to critique. If you have some thoughtful feedback, leave a comment here, email us (mail at onthegrid dot co), or even call us if want us to possibly play your comments on the show: (973) ON-GRID-2

If you want to share a topic, tweet a link with the hashtag #onthegrid

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I’m starting a podcast called On the Grid with Andy Mangold and Dan Auer to discuss design news and topics.

We’ve decided to make the logo design process public and up for critique, so if you’re a designer and have a moment, take a look at the studies, follow us for new ideas, and post your critiques in the comments.

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I just posted the next episode of Read Between the Leading with Stephen Coles. I’m really happy with how the episode turned out. And Armin and Bryony of UnderConsideration next week. I’m excited.

On this week’s episode we talk to Stephen Coles of Typographica and FontShop. We talk to him a bit about his own work in the type world, typographic diversity, selling your type, and why this really is the golden age of typography.

Next week on the show we’ll have Armin and Bryony of UnderConsideration and Brand New on the show. If you have questions for them, email them to us at readbetweentheleading@gmail.com, call 646-402-5686 ext 20248, or reply to us on Twitter.

Shownotes for Episode 11

Embrace OpenType

Cure for the common Font

Taking your fonts to market

Armchair Modern

Amplitude

The FontFeed - blog with Stephen Coles, Jürgen Siebert, and Yves Peters

FontBook

Stephen’s writing pre-FontShop

FontShop

“Thank You for Smoking” Titles

Quantum of Solace Opening

Quantum of Solace Title Cards

Stephen’s favorite typfaces: FF Milo and FF Milo Serif

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