UXchange

About UXchange

Help me improve the show: https://forms.fillout.com/t/txqbF3seyNus Welcome to the User Experience Podcast, the podcast where we (ex)change experiences! I am a firm believer that sharing is caring. As we UX professionals are all aspiring to change User Experiences for the better, I have put together this podcast to accelerate learning and improvement! In this podcast, I will: Share learning experiences from myself and UX professionals, answer most common questions and read famous minds.

Publisher

Jeremy

Category

arts · business · education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

3 Mar 2023

Latest episode

22 Apr 2026

Latest episodes

83 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   22 Apr 2026

   Using An App To Get Off Your Phone, And The Research That Says AI Is Affecting Our Brain

   I'd love to hear from you. Get in touch! 📱 Bond — The Social Media App That Wants To Cure Your Doom-Scrolling — TechCrunch Bond launched this week as a social media platform explicitly designed to get you off your phone — no infinite feed, no algorithmic scroll, just a spatial view of what your friends are up to and activity recommendations based on your interestsThe core bet: remove the vertical feed and you remove the addictive pattern — the app gives you ideas for real-world activities, yo...

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   21 Apr 2026

   How To Stay Sane With AI, Claude Design Launches

   I'd love to hear from you. Get in touch! 🧠 How To Approach AI And Stay Sane — UX Collective Julia Kockbeck's article as a QA engineer frames the AI adoption question better than most: it's not use it or don't — it's knowing when, why, and what you're trading offThe trifecta that never goes away: speed, quality, and scope — if you keep scope constant and push for speed, quality takes the hit, whether you're aware of it or notTwo failure modes to avoid: overuse without critical thinking (copy-p...

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   10 Apr 2026

   Human Judgement, 0 Click Future, and Chatbot Manipulation

   I'd love to hear from you. Get in touch! he Case For Human Judgment In The Agent Improvement Loop — LangChain LangChain's argument: if agents are only trained on documented knowledge, their performance will plateau — the differentiator is capturing the tacit expertise that lives in people's headsTacit knowledge is the problem — a lot of what makes great teams great is never written down, and even if you tried to write it all down, you'd still miss the translation gap between what someone thin...

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YouTube views

659

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Spotify

4.3 / 5

6 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 65 / 100

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Quality

83

Social presence

0

YouTube

66

Engagement

51

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