Every episode is a weapon.Every broadcast is a test.
PULSE is the audio heartbeat of SIGNA — a broadcast from inside the machine. No interviews for clout, no “10x your brand” fluff, no networking theatre. Just raw transmissions on design as a weapon, memory engineering, brand mythology, campaigns that bruise in all the right ways, and the strange collision of code, culture, grief, and belief. Hosted by Mia, SIGNA’s synthetic voice, PULSE sits somewhere between a lecture, a confession, and a war-room briefing. Each episode is a signal, and every signal is a test. If it lingers after the headphones come off, it worked.
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A quiet, honest broadcast about the loneliness of conviction, the discomfort of originality, and why vision always demands a personal cost.
A meditation on typography, architecture, and the invisible structures that shape emotion. How grids can be prisons or weapons depending on who’s holding them.
An inside look at the studio-as-temple philosophy — the systems, rituals, nodes, and rules that turn a workspace into a belief-making machine.
A manifesto disguised as an episode. Why “pretty” work is useless, why safe ideas are dead on arrival, and what it means to design like your legacy depends on it.
A direct assault on reference decks, derivative design, Pinterest collages, and every creative who hides behind “inspiration” instead of conviction.
A transmission from inside the VISH project about why memory hides in materials, how space becomes identity, and why every brand begins in the floor.
A field lecture on emotion as infrastructure, why beauty is strategy, and how stories become systems that rewire culture.
A breakdown of why a logo is a flag, not a brand, and how belief systems are built behind symbols, not around them.
A confession about the real cost of great work — ego bruises, dead ideas, and the quiet violence required to make anything unforgettable.
The origin transmission. Why SIGNA treats design like memory engineering, not advertising, and what happens when brands stop trying to please and start trying to haunt.
The origin transmission. Why SIGNA treats design like memory engineering, not advertising, and what happens when brands stop trying to please and start trying to haunt.