Podcasts

We talk with Pilar Riaño (journalist specialising in fashion economics and founder of Modaes) and Francesca Tur (founder of Tendencias.tv and expert in trend research and contemporary culture) about how creativity, strategic analysis and cultural observation become key tools for adapting and anticipating a changing context, detecting opportunities and designing possible futures. A podcast from the TOUS-ELISAVA Chair hosted by Gemma Cuadrado.

Graphic designer and artist Anja Kaiser works in cultural and subcultural contexts. Her practice focuses on the appropriation of resistant media and undisciplined methods. She also explores alternative narratives and porous tools within graphic design, addressing the boundaries between graphic design, art and music. Francisca Torres, professor at Graphic Elisava, interviews her in this new episode of the podcast ‘Elisava in conversation’.

Together with Elsa Yranzo we explore how food design can be a creative tool for forging connections, provoking reflection, and transforming our relationship with the environment. From the aesthetic experience to the design of sensory narratives, we discover the potential of food as a language to imagine futures from everyday life. A podcast of the TOUS-ELISAVA Chair hosted by Gemma Cuadrado.

Kris De Decker is the author of Low-tech Magazine, a project critical of the predominance of high technology in our society. He has also published for the Demand Centre at Lancaster University and is the co-founder of Human Power Plant. Graphic designer Ruben Pater, author of The Politics of Design (2016) and CAPS LOCK (2021), interviews him in this new episode of the Elisava in conversation podcast.

New episode of the ‘Elisava in conversation’ podcast with Daniel Wenzel (26A1), interviewed by Lea Naisberg of the Elisava’s Master in Visual Design. Wenzel is a German creative designer and technologist based in New York, specializing in typography and generative processes. With a career marked by projects for clients like Apple, Google, and MoMA, he combines his professional practice with teaching at institutions such as Pratt Institute and Elisava.

David Sabaté and Esteban Portero review the most interesting films seen at the recent Sitges Film Festival, as well as recent and upcoming releases in cinemas and on streaming platforms: from Guillermo del Toro’s latest adaptation of ‘Frankenstein’, now on Netflix; to ‘Good Boy’, the first horror film narrated from a dog’s point of view, which will soon be available on Filmin; and Park Chan-wook’s latest film, ‘No Other Choice’, which will be released in cinemas in January 2026.