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Eddie Opara believes that while graphic design tells stories, it also needs to talk more about systems. >

“Nothing interesting happens when you know where you’re going with something”, Paul Sahre believes. >

Alvin Chan looks at how one concept can cross into many different creative fields. >

Karlssonwilker enlighten listeners on the founding of their company and the designs they have created since 2000. >

“My name is Oded Ezer and I am a typoholic” – says Oded Ezer. He talks about combining typography with other fields. >

OCD, lingerie, award ceremonies, design tools, Dieter Rams and classical orchestras – Bibliothèque talk about their creative endeavours. >

Stephan Doitschinoff uses art to investigate Brazilian identity. >

Paula Scher spoke about environmental graphics and being in a "freefall" position creatively at What Design Can Do 2012 in Amsterdam. >

What can design do? Foster empathy, says Colombian designer Esteban Ucrós. >

Emerging Creative Mike van Heerden is the winner of the 2012 Most Creative Stand Award at Design Indaba Expo. >

Jen Bilik, the founder of design company Knock Knock, unveils a line of products that puts the fun into functional. >

Graphic designers Hat-trick talk about the art of mind-tricking, the tickling of minds and the exercising of minds. >

Exercise your idea-creating capacity by throwing away good ideas. Michael Wolff explains how this works. >

Animators The Blackheart Gang talk about their diverse creative influences and the commercial value of animation. >

Putting the "x" in sex, finding the surprise elements and going MAD. Michael Bierut talks graphic identities and problem solving. >

The cross disciplinary exposure that graphic design allows one is what James Goggin enjoys about the job. >

In Barcelona Chip Kidd stumbled across a café decorated with book covers that he had designed. He found this both strange and rather great. >

Stefan Sagmeister talks about his self-experimental film on happiness, The Happy Film. >

Putting yourself in an extreme situation leads to more unexpected creative results, Christoph Niemann finds. >

Angus Hyland and Marina Willer talk about designing identities and the unsung heroes of graphic design. >

Artist and graphic designer Isidro Ferrer’s work is guided by improvisation and spontaneity. >

Paul Sahre, not to be confused with Paula Scher, talks about designing a life-size Monster Truck Hearse. >

In the digital age graphic design is more important than ever because there is more communication, says Paula Scher. >

Barbara Cilliers makes information design relevant in a South African context. >

There are different artistic formats through which to tell stories in a visual way, discovers Lauren Mackler. >