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Designing the Invisible: How Systems, Power, and Futures Shape Our Lives with Lee-Sean Huang

What if the systems you move through every day—banking, education, work, even community—were intentionally designed around real human needs? In this episode of Tradition Breakers, Mary sits down with Lee-Sean Huang, service designer, educator, artist, and Co-Executive Director of AIGA, to explore the invisible systems shaping our lives and how design can be used as a tool for social change, equity, and future-building. Lee-Sean shares how his upbringing as a 1.5-generation Taiwanese American shaped his perspective on power, community, and belonging, and how those experiences inform his work redesigning services, institutions, and systems—from financial services and education to labor organizing and creative advocacy. This conversation dives deep into human-centered design, futures thinking, AI, leadership, and the future of work, offering insight for founders, creatives, designers, and anyone interested in building systems that actually work for people. In this conversation, we explore: • What service design really is and why it matters • How invisible systems influence behavior and access • Designing for humans instead of efficiency alone • Identity, power, and leadership across cultures • Futures thinking, imagination, and scenario planning • AI, creativity, and navigating between utopia and dystopia • Rethinking work, labor, and community in the modern world Links:  • Schedule a call with Fractional CMO, Mary Moses: https://marymoses.com/marketing  • Follow Tradition Breakers on Instagram:   / traditionbreakers    • Follow Mary on Instagram:   / traditionbreakers    • Visit Lee-Sean's website: https://foossa.com/  • Visit Lee-Sean's LinkedIn:   / leesean