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The Designerly Podcast

Designerly Podcast

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The Designerly Podcast offers an insider’s look into the world of design through candid “office hours” conversations between design faculty. Each episode explores the field of design and design education—demystifying concepts, sharing personal insights, and examining the creative process behind teaching and practicing design. Hosted by Luke Anspach, Herb Vincent Peterson, and Tim Speaker—three design professors at the South Carolina School of the Arts at Anderson University—the show brings together experience, humor, and critical reflection to inspire designers, educators, and students alike.

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S1 Ep 2 - What is graphic design and should we study it?

Saison 1 · Épisode 2

mardi 1 septembre 2026 • Durée 26:40

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In a time where perceptions of “graphic design” are becoming less aligned with reality, we discuss the possibilities that exist under the title “graphic design”. This episode explores design not as a collection of objects (logos and books), but as a conscientious, informed, and generative decision-making process grounded in the value of the human experience.

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00:00 Intro

02:21 What is graphic design and should we study it? Learning to “See the unseen”.

04:47 What was graphic design when you started teaching? How has design changed from a narrow view (logos, book designs) derived from “commercial art” and advertising to systems, strategy, etc?

13:48 How has design evolved from a focus on making objects, to a field of human operation in the non-object space concerned with processes, postures, strategic thinking, problem solving, and imagination?

21:00 Using the triadic model synthesizing art and science into a new “third space,” how do we use design as a means of studying the human condition?

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Béla Bánáthy – Designing Social Systems In A Changing World

The Coen Brothers – O Brother Where Art Thou?

Malcolm Gladwell TED Talk, “On Spaghetti Sauce”

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S1 Ep 1 - Who are we and why record our office hours?

Saison 1 · Épisode 1

mardi 1 septembre 2026 • Durée 24:51

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In this inaugural episode, the Profs discuss the collaborative effects of teaching in close proximity to one another at the South Carolina School of the Arts at Anderson University located in Downtown Anderson, South Carolina.

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00:00 Intro

04:46 Why are we recording this?

07:09 How does a sense of place bring energy and a dynamic overlap?

08:00 What is the shared culture at Chiquola Studios in Downtown Anderson, SC?

11:18 What does “Iron Sharpens Iron” mean?

11:56 What do you believe the role of academia is in the process of generating new ideas?

19:00 Why prepare students to be “opportunity finders” and “agents of curiosity” as they enter the unknown?

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Plutarch “education is not the filling of a vessel, but thekindling of a flame”

Proverbs 27:17 “iron sharpens iron”

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