NN/g UX Podcast

If you work in UX, you've probably read Nielsen Norman Group research at some point. Their articles and reports have shaped how the industry thinks about usability, accessibility, and user research for nearly 25 years. The NN/g UX Podcast is the audio extension of that research-driven approach, hosted by Senior UX Specialist Therese Fessenden, who brings the same rigor to conversation that the group is known for in print. Episodes come out roughly once a month, which means this isn't a high-volume show. But each episode is dense with useful information. Fessenden interviews NNg colleagues and outside experts on topics like journey-centric design, the real impact of generative AI on UX workflows, accessibility best practices, and how to conduct effective user interviews. The monthly pace means episodes feel thoroughly prepared rather than improvised, and the research backing is always solid. With about 60 episodes in the catalog, this is a manageable archive to work through. The conversations tend to be practical and specific rather than theoretical or aspirational. You'll come away with concrete techniques you can bring into your next design review or stakeholder meeting. The tone is professional but approachable, and Fessenden does a good job of asking follow-up questions that get past generic advice. It's not flashy, and it doesn't try to be. If you want evidence-based UX guidance from the people who literally wrote the book on usability, this is where you go.