Jonathan sits down with Orlando Soria, Premier Designer for Homepolish, to talk about telling your story through interior design, the quality of The Crown, and how to get out of a midterm. And are accent walls basic af?

With Jonathan Van Ness and guest, Orlando Soria. You can find Orlando on Instagram @mrorlandosoria.

Produced by Christian Dueñas and Daniel Baruela for MaximumFun.org.

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This week, Jonathan sits down with Wanyi Jiang, Design Director at Marie Claire.
They talk about Wanyi's path to design, what 1990s TV drama is inspiring today's fashion, and the real problem with Millennials.

With Jonathan Van Ness and guest, Wanyi Jiang

Edited by Kara Hart

Produced by Christian Dueñas and Daniel Baruela for MaximumFun.org.

You can find Jonathan on Twitter @TheGayOfThrones or follow him on his Instagram Gay of Thrones.

You can join the Getting Curious Facebook group here, and you can follow us on Twitter, @Getting_Curious.

Ice Cube presents a defense of Los Angeles architectural aesthetics and an appreciation of Charles & Ray Eames.

Yes, Ice Cube.

Also of note: he declares traffic on the 110 freeway to be "gangsta traffic." Good to know.

A few months ago, filmmaker Gary Hustwit was on The Sound of Young America to talk about his documentary Objectified. At the time, he was touring with the film - if you missed the tour because of scheduling or geography, you can now catch the film on the PBS series Independent Lens, starting tonight.

Most PBS stations carry Independent Lens, to find out when yours does, use this handy tool.

Gary Hustwit is a documentary filmmaker. His first film, "Helvetica," focused on the history of the iconic font. His newest, "Objectified," is about the process of consumer design. It's currently touring theaters, and will run on PBS this fall.

Deyan Sudjic is the director of the Design Museum in London and the author of "The Language of Things." We talk with him about the history, function and significance of design.