Perfect Path Audioblog 050525
A return for the audioblog after a short hiatus. Unfortunately, I didn’t have a cable in my bag yesterday to get this uploaded. Another one coming later.
A return for the audioblog after a short hiatus. Unfortunately, I didn’t have a cable in my bag yesterday to get this uploaded. Another one coming later.
I get way too philosophical for my own good. This morning’s big ideas are that Adam Curry and Dave Winer are the yin and yang of podcasting and that Life is a Recursive Function. Picture by neilio Bonus link: The best known way of looking at life as a recursive function
This is the first of three podcasts I’ve produced associated with The Policy Unplugged event at Channel 4 last week, The E Word. Fifty or so thinkers in education – without many of the usual Whitehall suspects gathered to talk about the state of education policy in the UK, to see where there was common…
Download (4.6MB) Julia founded CrowdJustice as a crowdfunding platform for communities to raise funds for legal disputes. She talks here about the differences she’s noticed, moving from the legal world to the tech industry, especially the differences in mindset regarding risk and innovation and expresses her hope for tech that can enable social change. Helen…
Download (8MB) We bundled Muki into the back of our cab and drove her round the block, asking her about what IWD means to her and what’s good about it. She talks about the challenges of sexism and being judged adversely at work. But her hope for the future is rooted in her recent mentoring work…
I’m remembering after the relative structure of commuting to Sittingbourne for #workshop34 that just wandering is an important part of my practice – it’s a way of processing what’s been going on and that I have places to go locally that are great for reflection and self-restoration. I’m also cheered to remember that I carry…
You are privileged enough to get to hear me go through my paces with Quick Lamb Curry, a midweek special, ‘cos I’ve been sick off work but back to bouncing by this evening. An accompanying picture set is over on flickr.com Mmmmmm…..smell that chilli and coriander…..
The irony in the closing statements of this blogcast make me wish I was a fly on the wall when you discovered, the words ashes in your mouth, that you were missing the all important cable. . . .Thanks again for the mention. My recognition–now up to 4 blogs, is exciting in such an overstated way. The tiller of intellectual soil motiff is a good one: Lloyd Davis, providing thought fodder for the world. . . .It has allowed my podcast to grow, for which I owe you much :-> When I sign that deal with Tescos I’ll try to get you free poly bags for life. . . .
Yeah, I considered adding the sound of God laughing in the background at the end there. The trouble with breaking up ground is that (it’s tiring and) when you go around saying “Hey you got any rocky ground you want breaking up?” people often seem to say “Nope, thanks, we like our ground just the way it is” So I have to sneak in, at night, and just show them what I mean, while constantly running the risk of looking a complete dick when I foul up. Good job I like having an ego like Piglet’s balloon huh!?
Thanks for the offer, you can never have too many Tesco poly bags 😀