Click above to listen in your browser or download the podcast directly (MP3, 28 MB, 57 minutes). Subscribe to the show’s podcast feed to get every episode automatically. Tonya and Adam Engst have been disrupting publishing for 23 years, starting shortly after graduating Cornell University when they founded TidBITS, a Macintosh journal that is now… Continue reading Episode 8: Chain, Chain, Chain — Chain of Tools with Adam and Tonya Engst
Month: January 2013
Episode 7: Any Color But Purple with Jim Coudal
Click above to listen in your browser or download the podcast directly (MP3, 26 MB, 54 minutes). Subscribe to the show’s podcast feed to get every episode automatically. Jim Coudal runs Coudal Partners, a small design firm in Chicago thatcrafts all sorts of things. More than a decade ago, the group decided to shift its business… Continue reading Episode 7: Any Color But Purple with Jim Coudal
Episode 6: What’s the Frequency, Andrea? with Andrea Seabrook
Click above to listen in your browser or download the podcast directly (MP3, 17 MB, 34 minutes). Subscribe to the show’s podcast feed to get every episode automatically. Andrea Seabrook spent more than a decade at National Public Radio, and covered Congress for a good part of that time. She left NPR to start something… Continue reading Episode 6: What’s the Frequency, Andrea? with Andrea Seabrook
Episode 5: Maker Love, Not Bore with Mark Frauenfelder
Click above to listen in your browser or download the podcast directly (MP3, 24 MB, 49 minutes). Subscribe to the show’s podcast feed to get every episode automatically. Mark Frauenfelder likes to celebrate and encourage creativity inevery form. He’s the founder of Boing Boing, a directory of wonderfulthings that’s encouraged “happy mutants” for over 15… Continue reading Episode 5: Maker Love, Not Bore with Mark Frauenfelder
Episode 4: Long Stories Still Told with Evan Ratliff
Click above to listen in your browser or download the podcast directly (MP3, 28 MB, 57 minutes). Subscribe to the show’s podcast feed to get every episode automatically. Evan Ratliff is cofounder, CEO, and editor of The Atavist, a monthlymagazine of long-form, non-fiction journalism, and, more recently, aplatform (called just “Atavist”) for other publications andorganizations… Continue reading Episode 4: Long Stories Still Told with Evan Ratliff