In this age of smartphones, social media, and fake news, you have access to more information in more situations than ever before.
Information is central to how you make decisions. It can enrich your life, but it can also squander your attention. What if you could use information to help you achieve your goals? The Informed Life is an interview-based podcast that explores how people organize information to make themselves — and us — more effective. New episodes come out ever other Sunday.
Show episodes:
- Stephen P. Anderson on Cognitive Environments
- Andy Polaine on Service Design
- Audrey Crane on Design in Organizations
- Louis Rosenfeld on Virtual Conferences
- Matt Nish-Lapidus on Art
- Ren Pope on Ontologies
- Abby Covert on Remote Work
- Aynne Valencia on Work Cycles
- Nicholas Paul Brysiewicz on the Long-term View
- Christian Crumlish on Product Management
- Maria Giudice on Purpose
- Peter Merholz on the Structure of Organizations
- Cyd Harrell on Design for the Long-term
- Andrew Hinton on Language and Environments
- Mary Parks on Voice User Interfaces
- Michael J. Metts on Writing as Design
- Carol Smith on Artificial Intelligence
- Andrea Mignolo on Designerly Ways of Being
- Vanessa Foss on Event Planning
- Chris Chandler on Design Ethics
- Eduardo Ortiz on Social Impact
- Thomas Dose on Music Collections
- Rachel Price on Improvisation
- MJ Broadbent on Graphic Recording
- Jeff Sussna on Cybernetics
- Lis Hubert on Intentional Living
- Ariel Waldman on Antarctica
- Kim Lenox on Leadership
- Lisa Welchman on Governance
- Peter Morville on Seductive Information
- Jessica Ivins on Getting Things Done
- Trip O’Dell on Dyslexia
- Donna Lichaw on Stories
- Beck Tench on Tinderbox
- Kevin M. Hoffman on Proposals
- Andrea Kates on Innovation
- Fabricio Teixeira on Publishing
- Gretchen Anderson on Writing
- Louis Rosenfeld on Managing
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