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A new podcast discussing design & creativity by Gregor Matheson

Published Oct 16, 2019

Created by award-winning designer Gregor Matheson, ‘Method in the Madness‘ is a podcast that discusses not only design and creativity but leadership, productivity and personal development.

Through candid conversations, Gregor will share the insights and strategies that will not just help you become a great creative thinker, but a better human being.

You can check out the full list of episodes here. These are some of our favorites:

Episode 2: Craig Black – Lettering Artist & Typographer

Gregor sits down with Craig Black, an award-winning typographer, lettering artist and independent designer. Listen to this episode here

Episode 3: Dave Ward – Creative Director & Founder of CreateFuture

Gregor sits down with Dave Ward, Creative Director and Co-Founder of CreateFuture, a creative consultancy based in Edinburgh that work with clients such as Expedia, Penguin Random House and Adidas. Listen to this episode here

Episode 9: Andrew Dobbie – Founder & CEO of MadeBrave

Gregor sits down with Andrew Dobbie, Founder & CEO of MadeBrave, a creative brand agency based in Glasgow. Listen to this episode here

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