Best Ari Jarvis Podcasts (2024)

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Whitney Hess - Coaching with Presence and Purpose 1:20:32

1d ago1:20:32

1:20:32

Today, our special guest is Whitney Hess, Founder and Executive Coach of Vicarious Partners Inc. We discuss the power of bravery, vulnerability, and personal growth. Discover how to overcome fear, cultivate self-awareness, and embrace failure as a stepping stone toward success. With practical tips and inspiring stories, this podcast is a must-liste…

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Doreen Lorenzo - Design is a Craft, Perfected With Practice 1:17:55

8d ago1:17:55

1:17:55

Today, our special guest is Doreen Lorenzo, Assistant Dean at the University of Texas School of Design and Creative Technology. Doreen discusses the challenges and opportunities in the design industry and shares her insights as a design leader while emphasizing the importance of training and skill development. They also explore her journey from Fro…

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Nick Fine, PhD - The Future of UX in an AI World 1:09:52

26d ago1:09:52

1:09:52

Today, our special guest is Nick Fine, PhD, Principal UX Research Consultant and Strategist at Adaptavist. Nick touches on several topics, including dealing with ADHD, why user-centric design has lost its way, and the impact of economic cycles and AI on the industry. Nick also talks about the need for UX researchers to focus on insight rather than …

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Q Walker - The Information Architecture of Emojis 1:04:34

2M ago1:04:34

1:04:34

Q Walker draws a line between circus and UX, shares their experience of being cyber stalked, and unpacks the IA intricacies of emojis. Highlights include: What can designers learn from circus performers? Why did you start researching the information architecture of emojis? Are changes to emojis a form of benevolent censorship? What makes the presen…

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Greg Petroff - Practical Executive Design Leadership 1:10:08

2M ago1:10:08

1:10:08

Greg Petroff discusses the practicalities of executive design leadership, why he believes in ‘make to think’, and the ins-and-outs of working with product and engineering. Highlights include: How much advocacy for design is too much? Why do you prefer project-based teams over product-based teams? How do you align the engineering, product and design…

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Ari Zelmanow, PhD - Becoming a More Influential Researcher 1:10:21

3M ago1:10:21

1:10:21

Ari Zelmanow shares insight into his life as a police detective, how he transformed into a PhD and then UX researcher, and how researchers can become strategic partners. Highlights include: What insight did your time as a detective give you into your fellow humans? How do you communicate the value of research to the business? What is the most impac…

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Vidya Dinamani - The Rebel's Guide to Making Great Products 1:14:35

3M ago1:14:35

1:14:35

Vidya Dinamani shares important strategies for building belief, healthy product cultures, and positive cross-functional relationships. Highlights include: How have you increased your chances of your initiatives being supported? How do you determine what is needed for a product org to improve? What do you do when a leader is preventing the product o…

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Suj Premachandran - Bringing the Power of UX Design to Children 59:05

3M ago59:05

59:05

Suj Premachandran shares how Digital Influx brings UX to children, how they integrate Eastern educational philosophy, and the challenge of changing archaic education systems. Highlights include: How are you helping children to become creative thinkers and designers? Are some of Digital Influx’s practices too ‘foreign’ for UK educators? How are you …

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Andy Vitale - Scaling Your Design Organisation 1:05:39

4M ago1:05:39

1:05:39

Andy Vitale shares his experiences as an executive design leader, how he’s successfully scaled several design orgs, and why a career in pro wrestling wasn’t for him. Highlights include: Why do you create a five year plan for the design orgs you lead? How has Grey’s Anatomy informed the design of your design organisations? Why go to the trouble of h…

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Ben Sauer - Presenting High-Stakes Design Work 1:04:08

4M ago1:04:08

1:04:08

Ben Sauer shares why designers need to be better presenters, how to keep stakeholders awake and engaged, and what to do when disaster inevitably strikes. Highlights include: Is how design is presented more important than the design itself? How do you help stakeholders to relate more powerfully to design work? What is the Goldilocks Zone and how can…

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Aylin Uysal - Leading a Global Enterprise UX Design Org 1:05:26

5M ago1:05:26

1:05:26

Aylin Uysal shares her story of leading enterprise design, the reality of being an exec and a parent, and how patience and perseverance have served her well. Highlights include: Why is it important to have a good grasp of the details as a senior design leader? How do you know when you haven’t got the work-parent balance quite right? What changed at…

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Monal Chokshi - Growing Impactful UX Research Organisations 1:05:41

5M ago1:05:41

1:05:41

Monal Chokshi shares the lessons learned from growing three UX research orgs, what makes research impact a reality, and reflects on the next step in her career. Highlights include: What do you wish you knew about management before becoming a manager? What do researchers leaders need to do to increase their impact and influence? Did you become a man…

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Jakob Nielsen, PhD - Plainspoken, Hard-hitting and Unorthodox 1:26:37

6M ago1:26:37

1:26:37

Jakob Nielsen addresses some of the criticism he’s faced, calls on UXers to urgently adopt AI, and shares why he believes the commoditisation of UX is a good thing. Highlights include: Are you surprised by how much you’ve offended some people? Why do UXers need a greater sense of urgency about adopting AI? Were the hiring practices at your previous…

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Justin Dauer - Finding Fulfilment: A Designer's Journey 1:09:09

6M ago1:09:09

1:09:09

Justin Dauer shares how he conquered his ego to become a better designer, why he’s left executive design leadership, and how unfulfilled designers make bad products. Highlights include: Has digital visual design become a little bit boring? Why is humility the most important trait for a designer? What made you realise you were done with in-house des…

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Rob Hamblen - Behind the Scenes of World-Class Design Sprints 1:16:53

7M ago1:16:53

1:16:53

Rob Hamblen shares his insights on effective sprint facilitation, why he asks clients if they’re designing for today or tomorrow, and why design sprints have a PR problem. Highlights include: What do you do when senior leaders aren’t willing to be wrong? What types of business challenges are most suited to a design sprint? What have you learned fro…

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TMW Case Study #001 | Scaling Martech QA with computer vision and robots 1:26:14

7M ago1:26:14

1:26:14

Welcome to our very first TMW case study! Kicking off this series, we’re featuring Rappi, the Latin American super-app that connects consumers with merchants that sell a wide variety of products, and drivers that can bring those products to their doorstep. The three-sided business is not only a logistical challenge, but also a Martech challenge. Ra…

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Adam Perlis - How to Get the Design Job You Want 1:08:22

7M ago1:08:22

1:08:22

Adam Perlis shares why it’s important to always treat interns well, how he’s trying to solve bad recruitment practices, and some practical advice for navigating the job market. Highlights include: How did an intern play a pivotal role in your career? What do the most successful design portfolios demonstrate? Why are you deeply surprised that you’ve…

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Ash Ivory - Motorcycle Metaphors for Navigating Work/Life 1:14:12

8M ago1:14:12

1:14:12

Ash Ivory shares what they’ve learned from burning out as a product leader, why gender and orientation can’t be left at home, and why inclusive design matters. Highlights include: Why is it important not to seperate personal from professional values? What work experiences made you feel you had to keep your identity at home? Why is it important to g…

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Rakesh Patwari - Becoming a Better Design Leader 1:11:12

8M ago1:11:12

1:11:12

Rakesh Patwari shares what’s made him a better manager, why a career in acting wasn’t for him, and how designers can give better portfolio presentations. Highlights include: Is Information Architecture still relevant in today’s practice of UX? What has and hasn’t worked well for you when facilitating 1-on-1’s? How do you engage with your team on th…

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Making Sense of Martech Special Announcement 3:46

9M ago3:46

3:46

Making Sense of Martech's very own Juan Mendoza on looking ahead to the rest of 2024

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Janna Kimel - Stephen Hawking and Sewing Accessible Threads 1:13:58

9M ago1:13:58

1:13:58

Janna Kimel shares her remarkable story of meeting Stephen Hawking, how she's growing grassroots accessibility, and how to better navigate today’s job market. Highlights include: How did you come to meet Stephen Hawking? What approaches to increasing inclusive design have worked for you? Do people without accessibility needs care about accessibilit…

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#66 | Tim Mason & Sarah Jarvis on the case for Omnichannel 1:12:40

9M ago1:12:40

1:12:40

A conversation with Tim Mason & Sarah Jarvis from Eagle Eye. In this episode we’re joined by Tim Mason and Sarah Jarvis . Tim is the CEO of Eagle Eye, a leading loyalty and personalization platform and a top 10 TMW 100 global innovator. Tim has spent more than 30 years building loyalty strategies in retail, including working as the Deputy CEO and C…

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Alen Faljic - Creating Business Confident Designers 1:05:30

9M ago1:05:30

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Alen Faljic shares the gap he observed between design and business while at IDEO, what he’s doing to address it, and how quantitative data can lead to greater empathy. Highlights include: What does a business confident designer look like? Where does the disconnect between design and business come from? What do designers who have the most business i…

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Christina Wodtke - Radical Thoughts On Living and Learning (episode #91 from the archive) 1:10:35

10M ago1:10:35

1:10:35

This is a special archived episode of Brave UX. Christina Wodtke reminds us to stop carrying the weight of the world, to start giving others the benefit of the doubt, and to make the most of the gift that is feedback. Highlights include: What did you learn about collaboration from swing dancing? Why do we need to give other people the benefit of th…

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#65 | Rohit Maheswaran on the shifting sands of attribution 49:14

10M ago49:14

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A conversation with Rohit Maheswaran. In this episode we’re joined by Rohit Maheswaran, the co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Lifesight a marketing measurement platform offering a suite of attribution, MMM (Mixed Media Modelling), and incrementality tools. We tackle the shifting sands of attribution and how marketers are using different model…

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Jesse James Garrett - Flying the Jolly Roger While Sailing With the Navy (episode #95 from the archive) 1:02:41

10M ago1:02:41

1:02:41

This is a special archived episode of Brave UX. Jesse James Garrett reminds us that once we were pirates, encourages us to understand how soft-power works, and to know and be true to our red-lines. Highlights include: How are UX designers like classical composers? What is the role of personal preference in design? Should design leaders leave strate…

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#64 | Cory Munchbach on the life of a Martech CEO 1:05:47

10M ago1:05:47

1:05:47

A conversation with Cory Munchbach. In this episode we’re joined by Cory Munchbach. Cory is the CEO of BlueConic, a leading Customer Data Platform. In this episode we talk about Cory’s recent journey to becoming the CEO of the company, what it really looks like to lead the vision and strategy of a private equity backed company, growing and scaling …

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#63 | Chris Baker on the promise and peril of Generative AI for marketing 1:01:18

10M ago1:01:18

1:01:18

A conversation with Chris Baker. In this episode we’re joined by Chris Baker. Chris is the founder of Totem, a brand strategy, marketing, data and innovation consultancy with a focus on the Chinese market. Totem helps global brands break into China and Asia and works with marketing leadership on digital and brand strategy. In a recent presentation …

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Whitney Hess - Coaching with Presence and Purpose 1:20:32

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Doreen Lorenzo - Design is a Craft, Perfected With Practice 1:17:55

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Nick Fine, PhD - The Future of UX in an AI World 1:09:52

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Q Walker - The Information Architecture of Emojis 1:04:34

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Greg Petroff - Practical Executive Design Leadership 1:10:08

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Ari Zelmanow, PhD - Becoming a More Influential Researcher 1:10:21

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Vidya Dinamani - The Rebel's Guide to Making Great Products 1:14:35

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Suj Premachandran - Bringing the Power of UX Design to Children 59:05

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Andy Vitale - Scaling Your Design Organisation 1:05:39

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Ben Sauer - Presenting High-Stakes Design Work 1:04:08

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Aylin Uysal - Leading a Global Enterprise UX Design Org 1:05:26

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Monal Chokshi - Growing Impactful UX Research Organisations 1:05:41

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Jakob Nielsen, PhD - Plainspoken, Hard-hitting and Unorthodox 1:26:37

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Justin Dauer - Finding Fulfilment: A Designer's Journey 1:09:09

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Rob Hamblen - Behind the Scenes of World-Class Design Sprints 1:16:53

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TMW Case Study #001 | Scaling Martech QA with computer vision and robots 1:26:14

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Adam Perlis - How to Get the Design Job You Want 1:08:22

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Ash Ivory - Motorcycle Metaphors for Navigating Work/Life 1:14:12

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Rakesh Patwari - Becoming a Better Design Leader 1:11:12

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Making Sense of Martech Special Announcement 3:46

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Janna Kimel - Stephen Hawking and Sewing Accessible Threads 1:13:58

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#66 | Tim Mason & Sarah Jarvis on the case for Omnichannel 1:12:40

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Alen Faljic - Creating Business Confident Designers 1:05:30

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Christina Wodtke - Radical Thoughts On Living and Learning (episode #91 from the archive) 1:10:35

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#65 | Rohit Maheswaran on the shifting sands of attribution 49:14

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Jesse James Garrett - Flying the Jolly Roger While Sailing With the Navy (episode #95 from the archive) 1:02:41

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#64 | Cory Munchbach on the life of a Martech CEO 1:05:47

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#63 | Chris Baker on the promise and peril of Generative AI for marketing 1:01:18

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