Ryan Lynn joins the show for a conversation about the moment he decided to do illustration full-time, taking a more positive approach towards his Masks for Freedom poster series and his ultimate drive-in movie double-feature.

Angela Rio joins the show for a conversation about raising a five-month-old puppy, how she finds her work therapeutic, her appreciation of past eras and why she is proud to be living in 2020.

Renée Walker joins the show for a conversation about informational design, how process informs her work and the detour that she took away from design early in her career.

Live from the AIGA Philadelphia @in Conference for In-House Creatives, Ryan catches up with friend of the show Natalie Nixon about her new book, The Creativity Leap, something new she's started during the pandemic and how all humans are inherently creative.

Friend of the show Matt Bouloutian returns to the show for a catch-up about taking credit for your work in public, fighting for brands, poetry and our workout regimens during the pandemic.

Emmanuel Wisdom joins the show for a chat about seeking understanding through art, finding inspiration in Michaelangelo and learning to listen to himself.

Paul Carpenter joins the show to talk about how skateboarding, punk and sports all affected his aesthetic, getting lost in the details and his work with Philly Unknown and his appreciation for both green and urban spaces.

Allen and Susan Crawford join the show to talk about their brilliant careers, including the one that combined their love of marine biology with their love of illustration. We also talk about our favorite "hot" movies, memories of the Philadelphia Independent, Lord Whimsey and that time Malcolm McDowell hit on Susan while she was dressed as a werewolf…you're just going to have to listen to this one folks!

Laurie Churchman joins the show to chat about how book design is her passion, being quarantined in Peru, Zoom fatigue and how design can be a superpower.

Nathan Hurst joins the show for a conversation about challenging yourself to stay productive during the pandemic, Saturday morning cartoons and using your work to bring community together.