mar 2 - very interesting podcast on the ZBS Foundation, makers of quality radio fiction, never heard of them before
- ZBS Foundation: lots of audio available, not free but there are samples, also check out amazon etc. to buy, would make a good birthday present, etc. nice quality stuff (2-minute film noir, nice genre)
- who is the protagonist of a series of audio dramas produced by the ZBS Foundationjack flanders, wiki
- "what appears to be coming at you is coming from you"
- "he doesn't appear to believe or disbelieve what is happening to him"
- "the removal of the skin sounds was done by tearing apart bell peppers"
- "there's a pervasive of humor even in the most dire of situations in ZBS radio fiction"
- "is humor something that people respond badly to in terms of art?"
- "what ZBS blessedly lacks is an overseriousness for Eastern philosophy"
- "he takes it seriously but in an unappealing way, she takes it lightly but not unseriously"
- "if we could see reality the way it really is, we would go insane"
- "I feel the mind web, searching, sifting..."
- "her circuits are oozing out of her stomach, she's not human"
- "you didn't know I could control time, I smile, here's a kiss for you"
- "my name is ruby, I'm a galactic gumshoe, a good one"
- "in 1977 there weren't too many woman models in media who could stand on their own"
- "jack and ruby have evolved into the twin icons of ZBS"
- "yes that's what we're attempting but rarely achieve"
- "she comes from a place where nobody comes from, that's because we're all trying to get there"
- "sounds bleak, sounds black, but doesn't sound boring"
- "videos must seem needless after achieving so much in audio"
- "once I found out what I was doing I had to find something else interesting to do"
- "tombstone: never missed a deadline, not even this one"
- "the energy is different when something is live"
- Barely Literate podcasts: done by Colin Marshall, last one in december 2009, book reviews
Notes on other podcasts:
- apr 5 - good colin marshall podcast with seth godin on Linchpin, a book about art, life and making a difference
- mar 10 - awesome podcast: david siegel talking on the semantic web in a way that finally makes sense
- mar 10 - good podcast interview with Michael Steinbecker on decline of french cuisine
- mar 9 - good colin marshall podcast interviewing Ian Ayres on coming importance of supercrunching and statistics
- mar 8 - nice Colin Marshall interview with Edward Champion on interviewing, authenticity and the cultural/intellectual scene
- mar 5 - very informative podcast on copyright law in software/music business, brad frazer eloquent and knowledgable on topic
- mar 2 - very interesting podcast on the ZBS Foundation, makers of quality radio fiction, never heard of them before
- feb 28 - entertaining dan carlin history podcast on the age of discovery: globalization 1.0
- feb 27 - interesting podcast on ways to deal with large amount of info, feeds, tweets in our lives, lots of ideas
- feb 27 - good dotnet rocks podcast on the #vs2010 launch in april and what's new in .NET 4
- feb 27 - good podcast on the role of a chief cultural officer and why companies need one
- feb 26 - good colin marshall podcast with author of book on why time moves forward
- feb 12 - good stackoverflow podcast mostly on why email is bad. insightful, funny conversation
- feb 11 - good herding code podcast on IOC, Git vs. mercurial, clojure's relationship to lisp
- feb 9 - good podcast on how to approach philosophy and the big questions from the standpoint of math and physics
- feb 1 - good herdingcode podcast with rob conery, part1: nosql, part2: asp.net mvc good / webforms bad
- feb 3 - very interesting podcast on reactive extensions for .NET (Rx) aka linq to events, i.e. event-based programs using observable collections
- jan 28 - another podcast on the ipad aftermath, nice conversation, also on the mobile space (Phil Windley, Scott Lemon)
- feb 8 - good philosophy podcast discussion on the relationship between hume and rousseau, good conversation, lucid
- feb 8 - good stackoverflow podcast, lots on apple, generally positive toward the ipad
Most of what I currently listen to is .NET related and quite a bit on technology in general and how it is impacting society. I listen to an occasional historical or philosophical podcast.
I record these notes as a way of extracting the gems and remember facts from these podcasts: phrases that ring true or new terms that I look up later. If you see someone walking around Berlin speaking short phrases into his cell phone every couple minutes, that's me.
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