HC-Hive Podcast
HC-Hive is a podcast run by M.S. Human Computer Interaction students at Georgia Institute of Technology. Covering all topics related to User interaction, IxD and all the untold backstories of Georgia Tech’s HCI program. Listen more on Spotify!
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Episode 1: Trick or Treat? Deceptive UX patterns with Caroline Sinders
It’s officially Boo season! Take a listen of our Halloween Edition episode covering all the dark and deceptive patterns seen in UX, with seasoned professional Carolien Sinders to dissect the ugly truths.
It’s officially Boo season! Take a listen of our Halloween Edition episode covering all the dark and deceptive patterns seen in UX, with seasoned professional Carolien Sinders to dissect the ugly truths.
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Episode 2: Career Envy & the support group you need
In a competitive field like UX design, professional envy is almost like an elephant in the room. Join the Hive as they discuss the role of professional envy in UX design and innovation and other nitty gritty details about jealously as a competitive advantage!
In a competitive field like UX design, professional envy is almost like an elephant in the room. Join the Hive as they discuss the role of professional envy in UX design and innovation and other nitty gritty details about jealously as a competitive advantage!
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Episode 3: From Arrival to survival; grads in atlanta (2024 version)
Join the graduating class of 2025 as they walk you through how thier life’s been in Atlanta over the past two years, giving tips, guidance and encouragement to fresh grads as they embark thier HCI program here at Georgia Tech!
Join the graduating class of 2025 as they walk you through how thier life’s been in Atlanta over the past two years, giving tips, guidance and encouragement to fresh grads as they embark thier HCI program here at Georgia Tech!
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Episode 1: New Beginnings- So We're in Grad School Now
Welcome to the new season of our first year HCI podcasters from the class of 2025! Join Kernell, Maansi and Pooja as they walkthrough their first impressions of grad school, why they chose Georgia Tech, and projects that they are diving into as the first semester begins.
Welcome to the new season of our first year HCI podcasters from the class of 2025! Join Kernell, Maansi and Pooja as they walkthrough their first impressions of grad school, why they chose Georgia Tech, and projects that they are diving into as the first semester begins.
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Episode 2: Designing the future with ai and ux- a conversation with david munoz
In this episode, we chat with David Munoz, a staff UX Researcher at Google about UX in the age of artificial intelligence, career growth in the tech industry, and what it means to be “super IC”. Whether you’re a designer, researcher or curious HCI professional, this episode will keep you on your toes!
In this episode, we chat with David Munoz, a staff UX Researcher at Google about UX in the age of artificial intelligence, career growth in the tech industry, and what it means to be “super IC”. Whether you’re a designer, researcher or curious HCI professional, this episode will keep you on your toes!
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ON WEEKENDS, I DO PODCASTS
STorytelling is when my inner child starts speaking to the world…
From writing travel journals to fanfictions of wattpad, I have always been a storyteller. To me, a good story doesn’t have to be curated instagram feed, a blog account or a podcast of narrative life events. What makes a good story is how deeply you were engaged in the moment and how well you expressed the richness of your memory through your medium. Can others live in your shoes if they wanted to? Give them your eyes for a brief moment, and let them feel like they belong there.
When I first started writing for podcasts, I was a travel blogger in my undergrad senior year studying abroad in Denmark (read my travel stories here). Podcasting came naturally to me, since I had to literally use my own voice to connect with others AND IT FELT EXHILARTING! People really are different when you give them a mic and some spotlight- podcasting helped me make so many friends and connections over simply sharing stories and rewinding them on a cozy weekend to recap memories….the ultimte memoir I could ever make as a designer, artist, traveller and journalist. (SO grateful!)
