Melanie Joy McNaughton

Melanie Joy McNaughton
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I'm a communications professor in the Boston area. When on the clock, I focus on exploring identity, design, and visual culture. When off the clock, you can find me playing with paint, fiber arts, or my cats.

  1. 12/12/2017

    Stephen Dwyer - Emotional Object

    In this episode, Stephen Dwyer describes an object of emotional importance to him. This podcast series was developed as part of a college seminar on communication, design, and technology. In particular, this podcast series was inspired by Donald Norman’s book Emotional Design, in which he explores how and why we love or hate everyday things.

    5 min
  2. Djodson Camille - Emotional Object

    12/12/2017

    Djodson Camille - Emotional Object

    In this episode, Djodson Camille describes an object of emotional importance to him. This podcast series was developed as part of a college seminar on communication, design, and technology. In particular, this podcast series was inspired by Donald Norman’s book Emotional Design, in which he explores how and why we love or hate everyday things.

    4 min

  3. 12/12/2017

    Taylor Merriott - Emotional Object

    In this episode, Taylor Merriott describes an object of emotional importance to her. This podcast series was developed as part of a college seminar on communication, design, and technology. In particular, this podcast series was inspired by Donald Norman’s book Emotional Design, in which he explores how and why we love or hate everyday things.

    3 min

  4. 12/12/2017

    John Ryan - Emotional Object

    In this episode, John Ryan describes an object of emotional importance to him. This podcast series was developed as part of a college seminar on communication, design, and technology. In particular, this podcast series was inspired by Donald Norman’s book Emotional Design, in which he explores how and why we love or hate everyday things.

    3 min

  5. 12/12/2017

    Alain Benoit - Emotional Object

    In this episode, Alain Benoit describes an object of emotional importance to him. This podcast series was developed as part of a college seminar on communication, design, and technology. In particular, this podcast series was inspired by Donald Norman’s book Emotional Design, in which he explores how and why we love or hate everyday things.

    4 min

  6. 12/12/2017

    Ashley Hiller - Emotional Object

    In this episode, Ashley Hiller describes an object of emotional importance to her. This podcast series was developed as part of a college seminar on communication, design, and technology. In particular, this podcast series was inspired by Donald Norman’s book Emotional Design, in which he explores how and why we love or hate everyday things.

    4 min

  7. 12/12/2017

    Brendan Sullivan - Emotional Object

    In this episode, Brendan Sullivan describes an object of emotional importance to him. This podcast series was developed as part of a college seminar on communication, design, and technology. In particular, this podcast series was inspired by Donald Norman’s book Emotional Design, in which he explores how and why we love or hate everyday things.

    4 min
  8. Connor Beaumont - Emotional Object

    12/12/2017

    Connor Beaumont - Emotional Object

    In this episode, Connor Beaumont describes an object of emotional importance to him. This podcast series was developed as part of a college seminar on communication, design, and technology. In particular, this podcast series was inspired by Donald Norman’s book Emotional Design, in which he explores how and why we love or hate everyday things.

    3 min
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I'm a communications professor in the Boston area. When on the clock, I focus on exploring identity, design, and visual culture. When off the clock, you can find me playing with paint, fiber arts, or my cats.

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