Ted Audio Collective

This archival episode of Design Matters originally dropped in October of 2022.

The tabloids were national inquiry-type things except worse.

They wouldn't run anything related to sex.

They thought sex was dirty, but ice-picked murders were a-okay.

Goldstein wanted to break that tradition of hypocrisy,

and since he was also interested in getting laid a lot,

he figured the best thing to do was start a sex paper.

From the Ted Audio Collective, this is Design Matters with Debbie Millman.

For 18 years, Debbie Millman has been talking with designers

of other creative people about what they do,

how they got to be, who they are, and what they're thinking about and working on.

On this episode, Stephen Heller reminisces about his days in the hippie porn industry.

That was normal. Why not start a sex paper?

I was also called the only person in New York that could make a sex paper fail.

Hi, I'm Francis Fry, and I'm Ann Morris.

And we are the hosts of a new Ted podcast called Fixable.

We've helped leaders at some of the world's most competitive companies

solve all kinds of problems.

On our show, we'll pull back the curtain and give you the type of honest,

unfiltered advice we usually reserve for top executives.

Maybe you have a coworker with boundary issues.

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