What is Conversation Design and what does it take to lead a team towards change? We talk to Daniel Stillman about writing books, leading teams and also about his Advanced Facilitation Masterclass in London.

How do you review your goals? We talk about objective setting and what new trends in design and content marketing are commanding attention. We also discuss whether all agencies should be selling training as a service.

Bias in algorithms is a major topic at the moment. We talk about "Technically Wrong", a book on that very subject, by Sara Wachter-Boetticher.

How can you lead in Agile? We chat with Tim Herbig, a passionate product leader, remote work enthusiast, author and speaker about Lateral Leadership (the title of his new book).

As someone who does it day in, day out, what does good remote design really look like and what principles should one learn? We talk to Laïla von Alvensleben about her work in remote design thinking.

Content design, how teams are using it and what trends to look out for in 2019. We chat with Sarah Richards, founder of the content design movement and ex-head of content design for the Government Digital Service (GDS).

You can design time. We talk to John Zeratsky about his new book (with Jake Knapp) called Make Time, a new book about finding focus and energy in your daily life. We talk to John about some of the tactics shared in the book, where his fascination with time management came from and we also talk about sailing across the globe.

How do you scale a framework like the design sprint? We talk to Richard Banfield, CEO of Fresh Tilled Soil, a leading user interface design firm in the U.S. We talk about his new book, Enterprise Design Sprints that has been released for free on InVision's Design Better channel and what he hopes to achieve in the use of the design sprint methodology.

Is having a mentor important? What is it like to be a mentee? And is reverse-mentoring just a trend or incredibly valuable to employers and employees?

We interview New York Times Bestselling Author of Sprint: Jake Knapp. We talk about what it takes to facilitate a Design Sprint, about whether taste is important and a bit about his upcoming book Make Time.