High Resolution

High Resolution is a completed limited series, and that is actually part of what makes it so good. Bobby Ghoshal and Jared Erondu set out to create exactly 25 episodes with 25 of the most influential design leaders working at major tech companies, and they delivered roughly 1,000 minutes of programming -- about the length of a solid audiobook. The video format gives it a different feel from audio-only podcasts. You can watch the body language, see the workspace, and pick up on dynamics that get lost in audio. The guest list is stacked: Katie Dill from Airbnb, Didier Hilhorst from Uber, John Maeda from Automattic, Rochelle King from Spotify, Scott Belsky from Behance, Kat Holmes from Microsoft, Rich Fulcher from Google, Tom Kelley from IDEO, and Ian Spalter from Instagram, among others. Each conversation runs about an hour and focuses on how the best companies approach, communicate, and deploy design at scale. The hosts ask sharp questions about process, team structure, and the real challenges of building design culture inside large organizations. The series finale has Bobby and Jared turning the cameras on each other, answering ten questions about their own careers, which is a satisfying way to close things out. Even though no new episodes are being made, the content remains remarkably relevant. The insights about design leadership, team building, and creative process at scale do not really age. Think of it as a masterclass you can revisit anytime.