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News Brief
By: PointLine Media Research & Editorial Team
Category:Arts & Media,Business,Industry,Technology
September 17, 2026
This podcast elevates the wayfinding profession by bridging the gap between technical design and public experience. By documenting expert knowledge and human-centered strategies, SignAgent is fostering a collaborative community, setting a new standard for how the industry communicates, innovates, and educates the next generation of spatial designers.
SignAgent has officially launched Meet the Waymakers, an insightful new podcast dedicated to the often-overlooked world of wayfinding and signage design. From complex international airport terminals to modern healthcare facilities, the series explores the hidden logic required to make our built environments intuitive, inclusive, and navigable for everyone. By highlighting the practitioners who shape these spaces, the show provides a platform for industry experts to share their professional journeys and technical expertise.
Hosted by James Bosma, Vice President of Marketing at SignAgent, each episode features in-depth conversations with industry leaders. The premiere episode welcomes Jonathan Mugmon, Principal Wayfinding Director at Populous and author of The Science of Wayfinding. Their discussion dives into the intersection of human behavior and empathetic design, offering listeners practical strategies for developing navigation systems that account for diverse demographics and cultural contexts in large-scale environments.
The podcast serves as a vital resource for designers, fabricators, and facility managers looking to master the art of space navigation. Listeners can expect to gain actionable insights into emerging industry trends while enjoying candid reflections on the challenges of the field. Meet the Waymakers is now streaming on all major platforms, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube, inviting professionals and curious observers alike to explore the science behind how we move through the world.