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Insatiably curious. Designer + Educator + @cleverpodcast - award-winning podcast about the creative visionaries who shape our world and culture.

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John Dunnigan: In Conversation w/ @amydevers - Saturday, October 17, 2026, 4:00 – 6:30 pm ET - The Furni­ture Society and the Rhode Island School of Design invite the RISDcommu­nity and the broader design and furni­ture commu­nity to cele­brate John Dunni­gan, recip­i­ent of the Furni­ture Society’s 2026 – 2027 Award of Distinc­tion. - #risd #furniture #johndunnigan #pvd #providence 23 Sep 2026 Another favorite from the archives, powerhouse Clodagh @clodaghdesign 🔥 Interior designer, Clodagh, grew up in the Irish countryside running barefoot through the woods, riding horses, and rebelling. A near death experience lit a fire in her to pursue fashion and she opened her first shop at age 17. After a career pivot and 50+ years of designing spaces that make people feel good, she’s considered a true pioneer in biophilic and sustainable design, and a living legend. Since Clodagh’s episode aired in 2023, she has been busy! Clodagh won the Interior Design Best of Year Award Residential Rug: Designer Collaboration with @marcphillipsrugs in 2024. She’s been featured in outlets from @condenasttraveller to @afarmedia Magazine, @archdigest to @nytimes and so many more. Clodagh continues to be a design pioneer, philanthropist, and innovator that pushes the boundaries of what residential, hospitality, and landscape projects can become. Listen now to her conversation with @amydevers on your favorite listening app! 15 Sep 2026 We're still rolling out favorite episodes from 10 years of Clever! This week, Ep. 41 with @iniarchibong. Product designer Ini Archibong grew up taking things apart with little success putting them back together, and cutting class to throw pottery. After a false-start in business school, he taught himself CAD, philosophy, and mathematics until he serendipitously found himself apprenticing as an architect. That led to a degree from Art Center and discovering a love of designing furniture, and receiving a Master’s in Luxury (listen to find out what that means!). Since his episode came out in 2017, he has been busy! He's worked with @hermes, created pieces for a solo exhibition at the @friedman_benda Gallery, founded L.M.N.O CREATIVE, a multi-disciplinary design collective and was just named one of @wallpapermag's leading creatives - among many other collaborations and accomplishments. 🔥 Listen now to his conversation with Amy to hear where he got started! 10 Sep 2026 Did you miss this delightful conversation with @iblss and @amydevers conversation the first time around? Now's your chance to tune in as we continue to journey throgh favorite episodes from the past 10 years! Artist, creative technologist, and educator, Idris Brewster grew up in Brooklyn, being filmed for a documentary about his education as a black student at a prestigious, primarily white, school. His coming-of-age, only partially caught on camera, included a lot of basketball and hands-on artistic development. A grant awarded in college gave him early access to VR technology which opened a path to combining all of his talents and interests and expressing them through new media. Since his episode aired in 2024, Idris and the team at @kinfolktech have been busy! Last year, they piloted their first Community Memory Fellowship, created their first festival and exhibition, and continued to partner with artists, institutions, and grassroots organizations. He became an @ashokaglobal Fellow in 2025, continuing to transform place-based memory into a new form of strategic civic power. Listen now on your favorite podcast app! 01 Sep 2026 In honor of our 10th anniversary, we’re diving into another favorite episode from the archives this week, featuring Ivy Ross, @google’s Head of Hardware Design! Ivy learned from her industrial designer father how to see the world for how it’s made, and for the possibilities of how it could be remade. Early professional success as a jewelry designer taught her that life is not about ego hits, it’s about the journey. She approaches work like conducting an orchestra - drawing out the best in individuals to create beautiful music as a team. Since Ivy’s episode aired in 2019, Ivy was named one of @fastcompany’s 100 Most Creative People in Business. In 2023, she coauthored the New York Times bestseller Your Brain on Art: How the Arts Transforms Us, focusing on the importance of neuroaesthetics in the design industry. She created Making Sense of Color, an immersive installation at 2024’s @isaloniofficial, continues to lead Google’s hardware design in more innovative and groundbreaking ways, and created a phenomenal new podcast - @phenomenahealing! Check it out wherever you like to listen. Listen now to this fascinating conversation with Ivy and @amydevers! 22 Jul 2026 We're celebrating 10 years of Clever! If you somehow missed our episode featuring Brooklyn-based podcaster Avery Trufelman, now is time to dive into the Clever feed and listen! Avery has radio in her DNA. Her parents met while working at @wnyc, so from birth she was nurtured with love and appreciation for radio. After cutting her audio teeth in college radio, Avery submitted a midnight application to intern at @99percentinvisible and moved across the country to work in a closet with @theromanmars. She’s since created an acclaimed 2-season series, Articles of Interest, around iconic items of clothing – which makes her teenage sartorial obsessions all add up – and worked on Nice Try! and The Cut. Since her episode first aired back in 2022, Avery has continued to dive into the world of design and fashion - creating new seasons of Articles of Interest, focused on everything from Gorpcore and performance clothing to preppy subculture and American factory conditions. Avery continues to push the boundaries of fashion journalism, exploring fascinating stories at the intersection of makers, designers, and wearers. We can’t wait to see what she has in store for us next! 19 Jul 2026 It’s still summer, so we are still digging into our archive of fabulous conversations over the past 10 (!!) years. Up now is one from way back in 2017, featuring filmmaker, photographer and perpetual entrepreneur @gary_hustwit. In this episode, Gary connects the dots of his DIY-driven path through independent music, independent publishing, and independent films, to his current preoccupation with non-fiction VR. Along the way he deconstructs the methods to his madness and expounds on the popularity of his trilogy of design documentaries: Helvetica, Objectified and Urbanized. Since Gary’s episode aired, he’s been busy! His documentary on Dieter Rams, Rams, premiered in the fall of 2018 to wide acclaim. More recently, Gary created Eno, an award-winning generative documentary about Brian Eno, which used bespoke generative technology for the creation and exhibition of the film. Eno was shortlisted for @theacademy Award for Best Documentary Feature in 2024. Gary also created What Are People For, a short doc about the strategic design pioneer Patrick Whitney that just premiered in Germany! His work has premiered at @Sundanceorg, @SXSW, TIFF, and exhibited at the @themuseumofmodernart, @cooperhewitt, @designmuseum, @labiennale, and the @vamuseum. Listen now to Gary and @amydevers on your favorite podcast app! 18 Jul 2026 This week, we’re back with another favorite, the great trailblazing @patricia_urquiola 🔥 While she’s now known internationally, growing up in Spain as the middle child she was often forgotten. She found a certain joy in this freedom of being “in between”. Declaring she’d be an architect at age 13, she went on to study with the pioneers of the time, growing her roots in systemic thinking and Magic Rationalism. Now, @studio.urquiola is a powerhouse of international design. Since her episode first aired, Patricia continues to transform how architecture, design, art, virtual space and AI all interact today, and how we think about the future. She curated the 2026 @haworthinc DesignLab x Paved States installation, which was also shown at @neocon_shows She continues to design pieces for @cassinaofficial, worked with @theallureffect to create a new sauna and hammam collection for Salone del Mobile 2026, and contributed to the creation of The Other Side of the Hill, an installation at the @labiennale 2025. Be sure to listen to this fascinating conversation with @amydevers and Patricia on your favorite podcast platform and subscribe to our substack to get more info on what all our amazing guests have been up to! Links in bio! 16 Jun 2026 This week, we’re revisiting an early favorite, Tanya Aguiñiga, Mexican and American artist / designer / maker / activist and founder of AMBOS Project Since our conversation back in September 2016 (!!), a lot has changed. @tanyaaguiniga has had major solo exhibitions at the @renwickgallery and @madmuseum, and her work has been included in exhibitions at Annenberg Space for Photography in and @craftcontemporary among others. She's received numerous awards for her groundbreaking work including the Latinx Art Forum @uslaforum Latinx Artist Fellowship, The Heinz Awards for the Arts @theheinzendowments, @americans4arts Inaugural Johnston Fellowship for Artists Transforming Communities and many more 🎉 She continues her work with @ambosproject , a project she started to explore the everyday experiences of people crossing the U.S.–Mexico border. And, she’s just started as the 2026 - 2027 Wanlance Artist in Residence at @occidentalcollege, teaching students about the ways textile arts can be used in solidarity with social justice movements. Her work has been written about in @archdigest, @washingtonianmag, @latimes, @guardian and many more. She continues to highlight local artists and migrants, focus art, energy, and creativity across borders and breathe humanity and critique into dehumanizing systems that divide people and cultures. Listen now to Tanya’s conversation with @amydevers and be sure to subscribe to our substack at link in bio to get more updates on what she’s been up to this past decade! 10 Jun 2026 We’re diving into our favorite episodes in honor of our 10 year anniversary. This week we’re sharing one close to our heart - Ep. 163 with designer @jayosgerby If you follow design news, you may have seen that last Wednesday, Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby announced that they are closing their studio, @barberosgerby, after 30 years to pursue working independently. This is a seismic shift for the design world, and for each of them, obviously. Congrats and thank you both, what an epic run! 🎉 Today we’re sharing Jay’s episode, an all-time favorite that feels as relevant and prescient as ever… Plus, over on our substack, Jay shares some very recent updates with us about how he’s been evolving since the episode first aired. https://amydevers.substack.com/p/returning-to-designer-jay-osgerby And, if you missed it the first time or are looking for a conversation that will inspire (and maybe pull on your heartstrings) listen to this delightful conversation with Jay and @amydevers at link in bio or on your favorite podcast platform. 26 May 2026 We’re diving into our absolute favorite episodes from the past 10 (!!) years of Clever! This week, the brilliant @hiphoparchitect Michael Ford. Be sure to subscribe to our substack (link in bio) to learn what Michael has been up to since his episode first aired – like receiving a 2026 @aianational Whitney M Young Jr Award! 🎉 Ep. 141: Michael Ford is the designer and activist known as The Hip Hop Architect. Born in Highland Park, Michigan the son of a minister, Michael was raised to be inquisitive and question the world around him to find deeper truth. Early on, he found his passion for design and music, expanding it into a practice of architecture and design through the lens of Hip Hop culture. This led to his founding of The Hip Hop Architecture Camp® @hiphoparchitecture, a camp that positions Hip Hop Culture as a catalyst to introduce architecture and design to underrepresented youth. He’s also working with some of Hip Hop's greatest names as he leads the design of @thhmuseum in The Bronx. Listen now to Michael and @amydevers conversation at link in bio or on your favorite podcast listening app! 19 May 2026 We’re continuing to revisit our top episodes of the last ten years. Up this week is @bernhardtdesign’s President and Creative Director Jerry Helling. Jerry Helling, grew up on a ranch in a remote town with 11 people in his graduating class before venturing to USC and a potential career in Hollywood. A personal epiphany combined with serendipity rerouted him into the furniture business, resulting in a long and distinguished career as a keen mentor of talent, a champion of originality, a risk-taking, needle-moving industry voice, and a major benefactor of international design. Plus, he’s really nice! Since his episode was released, Jerry and the Bernhardt Design team continue to collaborate and create exceptional works. This year marks Bernhardt Design’s 23rd and final year sponsoring its interdisciplinary design studio with @ArtCenteredu, a partnership that has been especially meaningful to the company over the years. It also marks 10 years of collaboration with @terrycrews, who will be launching another product with Bernhardt Design at @neocon_shows, and to be previewed at @icff_official this year. Listen back to this conversation with @amydevers whenever you get your podcasts! 12 May 2026

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