There are podcasts that inform, and others that open up new perspectives. We've picked out the ones dedicated to design and creativity to accompany the slow pace of the holidays with ideas, stories and conversations: the perfect way to take a break from design — but only just.
Dezeen Weekly
Dezeen Weekly is the original podcast by Dezeen, one of the world's leading design and architecture magazines. In each episode, two members of the editorial team discuss the week's most important stories, offering insight into the ideas, projects and debates shaping the world of design and architecture. Released every Friday, it is an essential weekly briefing for anyone who wants to stay up to date with the industry's latest developments.
Fashion Neurosis
Hosted by London-based designer Bella Freud, great-granddaughter of Sigmund Freud, Fashion Neurosis brings psychoanalysis into the world of fashion. Each episode unfolds like a therapy session, with guests lying on a couch while the conversation explores what clothing reveals - and conceals - about identity. Beginning with questions of style, the discussions naturally expand into broader themes such as love, anxiety, politics and creativity, with guests including Kate Moss, Courteney Cox, Zadie Smith and Flea of the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Inspired by Virginia Woolf's idea of "frock consciousness", the podcast treats fashion not as surface, but as a gateway to the psyche.
Creative.Voyage
Creative.Voyage is a long-form interview podcast hosted by art director Mario Depicolzuane, whose career includes collaborations with Kinfolk, MENU and Harvard GSD. What sets it apart is the depth of its conversations, which explore not only creative practice but also the routines, challenges and personal journeys behind it. Guests such as Astrid Stavro, Yuri Suzuki and Colin King discuss everything from freelance life and financial sustainability to addiction, recovery and creative growth. One of the podcast's distinctive features is its meticulously curated show notes, complete with timestamps, alongside a monthly newsletter in which a different creative shares ten personal recommendations, from books to hidden gems.
99% Invisible
Launched by Roman Mars in 2010, 99% Invisible has become one of the most influential design podcasts ever made, with more than 430 episodes. Its premise is simple yet compelling: to explore "the thought that goes into the things we don't think about", revealing the hidden design behind everyday objects, cities and systems. From street signs to urban infrastructure, each episode combines interviews, archival recordings and narration into richly layered stories with an almost cinematic quality.
The Color Authority
Hosted by colour strategist Judith van Vliet, founder of an international CMF (Colour, Material, Finish) consultancy, The Color Authority is a podcast entirely devoted to the cultural and emotional power of colour. Now in its sixth season, it brings together designers, architects and creative professionals to explore how colour shapes identity, places and visual culture. Drawing on Van Vliet's expertise in colour forecasting, the podcast offers an informed perspective on emerging aesthetic directions, material culture and global design trends.
Monocle on Design
Monocle on Design is Monocle's weekly podcast dedicated to the world of design, spanning furniture, fashion, architecture and craftsmanship. Produced by the magazine's editorial team, each episode features stories, discoveries and conversations with the designers, studios and makers shaping contemporary design. From international design fairs to in-depth interviews with leading figures, the podcast offers Monocle's distinctive global perspective on the ideas and people influencing the way we live today.
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