Design is everywhere in our lives, perhaps most importantly in the places where we've just stopped n
When people ask me what my favorite episode of 99% Invisible is, I have a hard time answering. Not b
Funiculars are great, which is why the main image from our previous train episode featured one -- ex
Articles of Interest is a show about what we wear. Host and producer Avery Trufelman investigates ou
The basic mechanics of the bike are pretty simple --- it’s basically a triangle with wheels and a ch
Even if you haven't made the pilgrimage to Southern California, you can probably already picture wha
The vuvuzela is a two foot long injection-molded plastic horn. It only plays one note: a B flat. And
Jamaica is famous around the world for its music, including genres like ska, dub, and reggae. It’s t
The magical mythical "jackalope" is a essentially a horned rabbit, with antlers of different sizes a
On this special feature episode, President Bill Clinton interviews 99% Invisible host and creator Ro
Adam Rogers has been thinking and writing about what’s known in the industry simply as "search." For
In downtown Windhoek, Namibia -- at the intersection of Fidel Castro Street and Robert Mugabe Avenue
Back in March, Netflix picked up a long running Japanese TV program based on a children’s book from
There's a particular one-kilohertz tone that is universally understood to be covering up inappropria
In the final week of the most recent term, the Supreme Court decided to limit one constitutional ri
A few years back, 99pi producer Emmett FitzGerald brought us a beautiful story about peat bogs. Peat
In the final episode of our vernacular spectacular anniversary series, 99pi producers and friends of
Only a small percentage of architecture is actually designed by architects. And while a famous archi
For the 500th episode of 99% Invisible, we started thinking about the kinds of designs that we love
Houseplants are having a moment right now. In 2020, 66% of people in the US owned at least one plant
99% Invisible producer emeritus Avery Trufelman traveled from New York to San Francisco recently, an
