It’s the first anniversary of Interviewing Users, 2nd edition. I’m sharing some of the conversations I’ve had about the book and user research. Check out the following podcasts that I’ve appeared on in the past year.

• The Informed Life (part 1, part 2)
• The Rosenfeld Review
• Design Bubble
• Advancing Research

Buy the book here, and use the discount code ANNIVERSARY for 12% off, through October 31st.

It’s the first anniversary of Interviewing Users, 2nd edition. I’m sharing some of the conversations I’ve had about the book and user research. Check out the following podcasts that I’ve appeared on in the past year.

• Content Strategy Insights
• Tent Talks
• Experiencing Data
• CXChronicles

Buy the book here, and use the discount code ANNIVERSARY for 12% off, through October 31st.

It’s the first anniversary of Interviewing Users, 2nd edition. I’m sharing some of the conversations I’ve had about the book and user research. Check out the following podcasts that I’ve appeared on in the past year.

• Greenbook
• Rally
• UX Research Geeks
• Understanding Users
• Rock n’ Roll Research
• UXRMX
• Get Curious

Buy the book here, and use the discount code ANNIVERSARY for 12% off, through October 31st.

A little while ago I spoke with Anshul Divakar on his GetCurious podcast. We spoke for an hour about the history of user research, classic examples of research informing business decisions (for better or worse), the value of storytelling, and a lot more.

You can watch our conversation on YouTube, and embedded below.

(See also: Janelle Ward recommends Interviewing Users)

It’s the first anniversary of Interviewing Users, 2nd edition. I’m sharing some of the conversations I’ve had about the book and user research. Check out the following podcasts that I’ve appeared on in the past year.

• Design Better
• NN/g UX
• UX Podcast
• UI Breakfast
• World of UX

Buy the book here, and use the discount code ANNIVERSARY for 12% off, through October 31st.

It’s the first anniversary of Interviewing Users, 2nd edition. Over the next week I’ll share some of the conversations I’ve had about the book and user research. Check out the following podcasts that I’ve appeared on in the past year.

• Product Quest
• Product Thinking
• Product Manager
• Product Mastery Now
• One Knight In Product
• Making Things That Matter
• Vit Lyoshin

Buy the book here, and use the discount code ANNIVERSARY for 12% off, through October 31st.

Thanks to Darinka Buendía for a lovely conversation about user research. It’s up as a one-hour episode, on Spotify and embedded below.

Thanks to the team from Design Bubble for having me as a guest to talk about podcasting (and less so user research or anything else). You’ll hear a bit about my experience and process and also the Design Bubble team’s perspective.

Bonus: you’ll hear me utter the phrase “Hello, bubblies” for the first, and perhaps only time.

The 20-minute episode is on Spotify, and embedded below.

Ambition Empower is a subscription service where thought-leaders in UX, service design, and product design helps you and your team to grow. I’ll be leading a design research track starting this fall. This track continually adapts to the emergent thinking in the field as well as the needs of members but includes topics such as:

• Having an impact with user research
• Driving demand and buy-in for user research
• Focusing limited user research resources on the right problems and opportunities
• Building a more mature user research practice
• User research leadership
• Where user research should report
• Scaling and democratizing of research
• Trying to define quality in user research
• Knowledge management
• Research operations

The track starts on October 28th, and there’s a 20% discount with code PORTIGAL if you register by October 17th.

The other day I had a great conversation with Janelle Ward and Michele Ronsen about running our own one-person user research consulting practices. We have followed three different paths, with different durations, and different individual motivations and strengths. If you want to hear what we each had to share with each other (about unpaid work, about community building, and about thought leadership and positioning…and much much more), guess what! We recorded the discussion and it’s available on Curiosity Tank. It’ll cost you $5 USD — all proceeds are donated to the International Rescue Committee – and we’ve already donated $315.