The people behind iconic brands don't share their real stories in press releases. On Conversations with Roberto, they do.
The insights, the failures, the decisions that shaped what we use every day and what's coming next. Long-form conversations with no ad breaks, no scripts, and no surface-level questions.
Recorded in Zurich, Geneva, Stockholm, and wherever the next conversation leads.
8 to 16 hours of preparation per guest
Books read, talks watched, career arcs studied, original angles found. By the time we record, the guest knows this isn't a casual conversation. That preparation unlocks answers they've never given before.
In person whenever possible
We strive to meet every guest face to face. Geneva, Stockholm, wherever the conversation needs to happen. The quality changes when you're sitting across from someone, and that's worth traveling for.
Design-driven, entrepreneurial, curious
Every guest shares three qualities, but not the same job title. Founders, designers, executives, inventors. The world is more diverse than any single discipline, and the best conversations happen at the intersections.
Relationships, not interviews
Roberto is a working industrial designer, not a journalist. Guests trust him because he lives the same work. And he stays in touch long after recording. Many become mentors, collaborators, and friends.
"Roberto's questions were original, good, relevant, the kind that bring out something different."Joe Foster , Founder of Reebok
"Roberto made it one of the most soothing conversations I've ever had on a podcast."Stefan Ytterborn , Founder of CAKE and POC
Roberto Inderbitzin
Roberto is a Swiss-Mexican industrial designer who has spent over a decade deciding what doesn't belong in products. He runs REFRAME Design from Zurich, working with global brands on product strategy and design innovation.
He co-authored a book with Reebok founder Joe Foster. He's a member of the World Design Organization and Swiss Design Association. He's present at WEF Davos and Milan Design Week. And he started this podcast because the most interesting stories in design never make the press release.
He doesn't just interview guests. He prepares for weeks, travels to meet them in person, and builds relationships that last far beyond the recording. Many of his guests have become mentors, collaborators, and friends.
Connect on LinkedIn →
World Design Organization
Member. Global voice of industrial design.
Swiss Design Association
Member. Switzerland's design network.
World Economic Forum
Davos. Present and connected.
Milan Design Week
Annual presence. Global design stage.
World Design Congress
Contributor. Where design policy is shaped.
Lions Club International
Member. Global community of leaders.
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be on the show?
Design-driven, entrepreneurial, curious. If someone comes to mind, we'd love to hear about them.

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