Harald Dunnink
Harald helps firestarters through his design philosophy of cultivating calm. He launched global platforms, built brands, and led crowdfunding campaigns that broke world records.
Co-founder of De Correspondent, the 3rd largest membership journalism platform in the world; co-founder of The School for Moral Ambition, a new foundation to help put your ideals to work; and founder of design studio Momkai.
For creative communities, he co-created a popular design podcast, a Design Master's program,and a design collective.
As a creative director, he loves stories. With his daughter's birth, he finally found an audience that’s always demanding more.
Brenna Foster
As part of Memberful Design, Brenna explores data, ideas, and insights around designing for stronger communities. Preferably with you, our listeners and readers.
Throughout her career, Brenna has built movements to fight for the climate, raised millions to address man-made crises, and solved challenges for some of the biggest brands across the globe, including UNICEF, the Obama Foundation and WNYC.
The brand new monthly podcast
We learn from experts in the field
Each month, we sit down to discuss building community. Past guests include entrepreneurs, curators, design thinkers, and visionaries from across the spectrum. You can listen anywhere you get your podcasts.
This show grew out of the award-winning Dutch design podcast Verwondering, which means ‘wonderment’. Over three seasons, Harald Dunnink explored meaningful design with creative leaders, from Hussein Suleiman's fashion movement Daily Paper to the world's leading garden designer Piet Oudolf.
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Verwondering, predecessor to Memberful Design, is a European Design Award winning podcast
2018 — 2022
The Memberful Design podcast is an evolution of Verwondering, the leading design podcast in the Netherlands. After three award-winning seasons, we gratefully realized that we could share more insights with the creative community if we worked in the English language.