Okay, pulling out of my garage.

So we all know what that means.

It's another episode of Drive to Work.

Okay, so I've been thinking a little bit about the future of Drive to Work, and I realize that I've worked on a lot of projects.

Some were 50 or so.

So I have a lot of things to talk about, and I have other things beyond sets that I could talk about.

But I do not have any number of things I've worked on.

And I'm trying to make this a weekly podcast.

So I'm going to experiment a little bit.

So today I'm going to talk about design,

but rather than a particular set or particular thing,

I'm going to talk about a kind of design.

And to be apropos with the fall set, I'm going to talk about multi-color design. Now, I wrote an article about this a while

back called the Midas Touch, and so I'm going to use some terminology that came from that article.

One of the things I think I'm going to do with this podcast is I'm going to use different

topics to jump off of. So one of the things I think I also will do at some point is use articles

as reference and, you know, I might have a couple podcasts that are really about going in depth

on some of the articles have been very popular. It's kind of funny if starting with Mighty Stutch

because that is not one of my, you know, highlight columns.

But it is the one where I talked about the design of multicol.

And I do think that is an interesting topic for my drive to work today.

So let me start with a little bit of history.

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