Overtime

Overtime is Dribbble's official podcast, and if you've ever spent time browsing work on Dribbble, you already know the kind of designers the show has access to. Hosted by Meg Lewis, the podcast features long-form interviews with illustrators, brand designers, product designers, and creative directors who are doing some of the most interesting visual work on the web. Meg is a designer and performer herself, and she brings a relaxed, curious energy that makes the conversations feel more like hanging out than conducting an interview. Guests have included Aaron Draplin, Jessica Hische, Mike Perry, and Gemma O'Brien, along with newer voices the Dribbble community has helped put on the map. Episodes tend to focus on the specifics of the craft, how designers landed their first big clients, how they price illustration work, what their daily routines look like, and how they've shifted their practice as freelance markets have changed. But Meg also pushes guests to talk about the personal side of being creative, including mental health, creative identity, and the awkwardness of putting your work online for strangers to judge. The show is a good mix of practical career advice, studio stories, and honest reflection on what it means to build a life around making things people want to look at.