Celebrate making it to 100 episodes by taking one week off to ask each other hard-hitting big-picture questions about creativity plus some lightning round either or questions.

Why products for older people are poorly designed and how to include older people in the design process and Johanna Hedva’s disability access rider and why constructing society around what we often see to be niche groups is actually the best course of action.

The future of Diet Prada, the media company run by Tony Liu and Lindsey Schuyler that aims to hold the fashion industry accountable and The use of gender-neutral pronouns and the possible effects shifting language can have on shifting culture.

The possible relationship between memes and brands as being top-down or bottom-up, giving the New York Times and Wendy’s as examples of each and The new virtual influencer Liam Nikuro and what virtual influencer companies get right and what they could do better.

Greg Jackson’s essay “Hipster Elegies” provides the starting point for a conversation on the history of the hipster and the importance of the hipster on the evolution of culture.