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Design Matters with Debbie Millman

Design Matters 2017 Highlights

Design Matters with Debbie Millman

Design Matters Media

Design, Arts

4.51.3K Ratings

🗓️ 15 January 2018

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Debbie looks back at some of her favorite highlights of 2017 including Thomas Kail, Elizabeth Alexander, Mike Mills, Sarah Jones, Anil Dash, and Brian Koppelman.



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Ted Audio Collective.

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Audio Collective.

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Hey listener, a quick favor.

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We are conducting an audience survey and we'd be really grateful if you could take just a few minutes to respond.

0:14.0

Please visit survey.

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PRX.org slash design matters to take the survey today.

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That's survey.

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PRX.org.

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slash design matters.org. Design Matters.

0:24.0

Thanks.

0:25.0

Hi, this is Debbie Millman.

0:29.0

In a few weeks I'll be back with a new season of design matters but for now I want to look back on

0:34.8

some of the podcasts we recorded in 2017. If you hear something you like and want to listen to the

0:40.4

whole podcast you can find it on iTunes along with over 300 other

0:44.8

interviews I've conducted over the 13 years I've been hosting design matters.

0:49.2

This past fall I spoke with Thomas Kale, the director of Hamilton. The musical became an instant phenomenon and one of the hottest tickets ever on Broadway.

1:02.0

Tommy got his start in New York when he was hired by

1:05.5

Alan Hubby, the owner of the Drama Bookshop, which had a 50-seat performance space

1:11.1

in the basement. I asked him about some of his early productions

1:15.2

and about how he met Lynn Manuel Miranda who wrote the music and lyrics for Hamilton.

1:21.0

I did four plays that I wrote at the American Theater of Actors on 54th Street,

1:25.5

which is sort of like a rite of passage, it's like above a police station, and I think my budget was $1,300 and I mean that was the dream.

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