Jun 5, 2026 · 5 min · 5 segments
In season two of *In a Glimpse*, host Lindsey Peterson dives into the space where awe, design, and technology collide. Building on season one's exploration of why awe matters and how it shapes empathy…
Lindsay PetersonHost
[gentle music] Technology has never been more powerful, more intelligent, or more capable than it is now.
We have more tools than ever before to bring designs and creativity to life, and yet something feels like it's slipping away.
What if the most important thing that we're missing as designers isn't a skill, a tool, or a process? What if it's simply the space to play, the time to question, and the mindset to experience awe? Welcome to In a Glimpse, a podcast where we talk about awe, design, and the things in between.
In season one, we explored why awe matters in design and how it shapes empathy within our practices.
I think it's important to understand that truly empathizing with someone is quite challenging.
I never knew that going to work could be done in an empathetic way.
I didn't know it was a possibility.
I think also most people perhaps wrongly understand or believe themselves to always be acting with empathy.
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[gentle music] Technology has never been more powerful, more intelligent, or more capable than it is now.
We have more tools than ever before to bring designs and creativity to life, and yet something feels like it's slipping away.
What if the most important thing that we're missing as designers isn't a skill, a tool, or a process? What if it's simply the space to play, the time to question, and the mindset to experience awe? Welcome to In a Glimpse, a podcast where we talk about awe, design, and the things in between.
In season one, we explored why awe matters in design and how it shapes empathy within our practices.
I think it's important to understand that truly empathizing with someone is quite challenging.
I never knew that going to work could be done in an empathetic way.
I didn't know it was a possibility.
I think also most people perhaps wrongly understand or believe themselves to always be acting with empathy.
