Sun, 22 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "Ash Wedenesday, I" from T.S. Eliot. Some key links
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Sat, 21 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "Songs of Exile/The Song of Chess" from Abraham ibn Ezra. Some key links
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Fri, 20 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "Sometimes nature doesn't need any help from me" from Brad P. from NJ. This one's a little experimental... so bear with me. Some key links
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Thu, 19 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "The Bells" from Edgar Allan Poe. Some key links
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Wed, 18 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "A Dream within a Dream" from Edgar Allan Poe. Some key links
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Tue, 17 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "The Guitarist Tunes Up" from Frances Darwin Cornford. Some key links
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Mon, 16 November 2009 It's been a while since we've talked about the position I have in the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Somerset Hills. I had a lesson this weekend though in what it means to live the change that we want to see. Unfortunately, this week's example? It's an example of being orderly, organised, rule-oriented in order to achieve that change... I am getting old. Some key links
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Mon, 16 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "I Care Not For These Ladies" from Thomas Campion. Some key links
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Sun, 15 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "The Good Morrow" from John Donne. Some key links
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Sat, 14 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "Lines Written in Early Spring" from William Wordsworth. Some key links
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Thu, 12 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "Twas the Night Before #fdasm" from Ellen Hoenig. Some key links
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Wed, 11 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poems are "Trees" from Joyce Kilmer. Some key links
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Tue, 10 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poems are "Poetry" from Marianne Moore. Some key links
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Mon, 9 November 2009 More on National PodCast Post Month tonight. This year, I've chosen to share a poem a day. I discuss that form I've enjoyed writing, the haikus that Chris Cavs is worrying demonstrate that I'm cracking up. I get into some of the history of haikus, some of it I think I may even have made up. Well, subscribe to the feed and find out what a month's worth of poetry sounds like. Some key links
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Mon, 9 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poems are "Sonnet 43" of Sonnets from the Portugese from Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Some key links
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Sun, 8 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poems are "Jerusalem" from William Blake. Some key links
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Sat, 7 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poems are "Portrait of a Lady" from William Carlos Williams. Some key links
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Fri, 6 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poems are "To an Unnamed Wife" and "Typewriters" from Brad P. from NJ. Some key links
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Thu, 5 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "To George Sand : A Desire" from Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Some key links
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Wed, 4 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "The Flea" from John Donne. Some key links
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Tue, 3 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "the Cambridge ladies live in furnished souls" from ee cummings. Some key links
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Mon, 2 November 2009 National PodCast Post Month has begun. This year, I've chosen to share a poem a day. Okay, what does poetry have to do with living the change? Yeah, Chris Cavs is already hassling me about haikus with butterflies, but poetry is something I live as an example of *why* I live the change. Life is more than protests and getting up in somebody's face. It's not always puppy dogs and rainbows, but art has its place, too. Well, subscribe to the feed and find out what a month's worth of poetry sounds like. Some key links
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Mon, 2 November 2009 This year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "Have You Ever" from Brad P. from NJ. Some key links
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Sun, 1 November 2009  Little Bit of Nonsense - Show S03E01 - Cheerfulness Taught by Reason from Elizabeth Barrett BrowningThis year, my National PodCast Post Month series will be a poem a day. Nothing like small snippets of art to help us all learn how to live the change we want to see. Today's poem is "Cheerfulness Taught by Reason" from Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Some key links
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Mon, 26 October 2009 A week of "vacation"? How is it that I can be so exhausted after that? Am I doing it rong akshully? Yeah, in part. I need to reconoiter what change means on a daily basis. And yes, there's some boat metaphors in here. I throw out some props to Len from Jawbone, Scott Sigler, and the Big Guy of the week, JC Hutchins :) Some key links
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Mon, 19 October 2009 It's been a long day being involved in the Digital Pharma Marketing conference. A fair reminder, I work for a pharmaceutical company. What's this got to with "living the change that we want to see"? I feel as though I'm trying to help people understand Social Media. So many marketers just want to jump in and do some shouting. I'm hoping I can help them grok the space first. FULL TRANSPARENCY: The opinions expressed here represent my own and are not the opinions of my employer. #iwork@novartis Some key links
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Mon, 12 October 2009 Discussion around the feedback from Alexandre Enkerli. This is the second of two parts answering the two-fold question, "What about socialisation?" as well as "What if everybody homeschooled, what would socialisation look like?" It's always hard when the discussion turns to self-realisation, doesn't it? This week runs a bit longer, but I think it's still worth it :) Some key links
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Mon, 5 October 2009 Discussion around the feedback from Alexandre Enkerli. This is the first of two parts answering the two-fold question, "What about socialisation?" as well as "What if everybody homeschooled, what would socialisation look like?" It's always hard when the discussion turns to self-realisation, doesn't it? Some key links
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Tue, 29 September 2009 Feedback from JR Murdock. This renowned Podiobook author has some thought provoking discussion about the nature of parental involvement. That's my theme I'm going to stick with... there's more than just that, but it's what I'm running with. Thanks JR, for such well-constructed thoughts. Show 104 will give an opportunity to revisit some theme from Alex Enkerli. Some key links
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Mon, 21 September 2009 Feedback from Alexandre Enkerli. He's teaching an education course, and he has an interesting perspective about some of the concepts of education in general. This show is all about the conversation, right? Well, Alex certainly gives us some topics for conversation. I've got a short piece to go with *this* feedback, and need to save some other points for a future show. Show 103 will have some feedback from JR Murdock... I'm ecstatic to have so much content. Some key links
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Mon, 14 September 2009 Show 101 - No. I missed a week, not you... A bit more about homeschooling. I have just a bit more of a story I don't think I've gotten out. I also give you some names to work with, John Holt, and Ivan Ilich. Yep, I've done some hardcore educational reading... I don't *just* make it up as I go along... not all the time anyway. Some key links
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Mon, 31 August 2009 Show 100... finally... Homeschooling. It's not just freakazoids. Ok, maybe it is, because I'm one of 'em... I have some non-freakazoids who give us all some feedback about what drives some parental decisions about homeschooling, some of which is in two part harmony. Thanks to Mike and Jack for kicking in such amazing feedback. Some key links
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Mon, 24 August 2009 Saw something today that scared the... well, scared stuff out of me in the wrong place in the wrong time. So, tonight we talk bike safety, Middle Earth, Davis Bike Club... and what we can do to live the change of bicycling safety. Some key links
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Mon, 17 August 2009 We'll revisit a favourite theme of mine. If we don't start doing something, we'll never do anything. Feedback from JR Murdock and Kreg Steppe starts us off. A little inspiration mixed in from CC Chapman. Most importantly, we talk about what we can do... and why we need to start NOW. Some key links
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Mon, 10 August 2009 Taxation. Who says *all* taxation is bad. Well, as a looney, left-leaning pinko, I don't mind paying for my taxes But, what about the not-so-leftists who realise they've done well because of where they've had the privilege of being born... yep, I'm gonna play that card :) Some key links
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Mon, 3 August 2009 Health care... yeah, I was gonna do something divisive, and decided to go with this. I've got some key points I will hold to as current thoughts... those *will* take some dislodging. I have a thought I need feedback on... and that's in here. If you have feedback on my question, please send me an email to wholelotofnonsense@gmail.com, or call me at 732.98.BRADP and leave a message. FULL TRANSPARENCY : I work for Novartis Pharmaceuticals, but these opinions are mine alone. #iwork@novartis Some key links
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Mon, 27 July 2009 One quick update thanks to @greatscott about the number of paid staff at UUCSH. I was off by one... I should be more sure of that. Then onto the guts of the show... a poem... yeah, back off. It's from Erik Hawkinson. He takes great photos and writes great poetry, IMHO. Some key links
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Mon, 20 July 2009 Thanks to a discussion with @edhorch, I found myself thinking about what it means to enjoy learning things. What if you don't have a bookshelf? Who do you talk to? What do you read? Who do you tell? You're not stuck here in a fishbowl with me, are you? Some key links
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Mon, 13 July 2009 A truly quick show... Tonight, I offer up some thoughts about adopting... a new pet dog... not a child. I'm not quite prepped for that yet, my house is still full. I'll talk about my experience with Petfinder.com. Do you have a pet adoption story to share? Send it over to wholelotofnonsense@gmail.com. Some key links
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Mon, 6 July 2009 Still with the congregational conversations? Yep. I'm going to have some conversations about things that are giving me pause as I take on a new role as a volunteer leader in my local UU congregation. So, I'm listening to myself put these thoughts together... should you be on the lookout for some secret insights into the working of the congregation? Not so fast, Mr. Lookie-loo... Make sure you share your side of the conversation. Some key links
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Mon, 29 June 2009 Still with the congregational conversations? Yep. I'm going to have some conversations about things that are giving me pause as I take on a new role as a volunteer leader in my local UU congregation. What about paid staff? As a member of the executive committee, the buck stops in my inbox... Hmmm... Make sure you share your side of the conversation. Some key links
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Mon, 22 June 2009 Still with the congregational conversations? Yep. I'm going to have some conversations about things that are giving me pause as I take on a new role as a volunteer leader in my local UU congregation. I need to use this space to get some ideas moving, and I'm hoping my ideas will work with your ideas... Make sure you share your side of the conversation. Some key links
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Mon, 15 June 2009 What's going on with this show? Well, I'm going to have some conversations about things that are giving me pause as I take on a new role as a volunteer leader in my local UU congregation. I need to use this space to get some ideas moving, and I'm hoping my ideas will work with your ideas... Make sure you share your side of the conversation. Some key links
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Mon, 8 June 2009 Did you know that Evo Terra is a thoughtful, reasoned individual? You may know him from Evo at 11, funanymore.com, or Wingin' It. You may know him as a wild and crazy speaker to Realtor's Associations... okay, maybe not that one. This is the second half of my interview with Evo at Balticon 43 as we discuss the concept of "living the change we want to see" and how we can get there. Some key links
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Mon, 1 June 2009 Did you know that Evo Terra is a thoughtful, reasoned individual? You may know him from Evo at 11, funanymore.com, or Wingin' It. You may know him as a wild and crazy speaker to Realtor's Associations... okay, maybe not that one. This is the first half of my interview with Evo at Balticon 43 as we discuss the concept of "living the change we want to see" and how we can get there. Some key links
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Mon, 25 May 2009 Camping. The great outdoors. I love it. My kids will hopefully learn to love it, too. My family and I will have recently complated a trip to the Shenandoah Valley National Park... and I may even have a few pictures. Let me explain why I like getting out and about, and how this works in the entire, "live the change you want to see". Some key links
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Mon, 18 May 2009 PSE&G Green Festival happened over the weekend from 3 April 2009 to 5 April 2009. I took the chance to record the discussion between Ed Begley Jr. and Bill Nye, the Science Guy. While this had been billed as a debate, it quickly became evident that this was two friends ribbing the heck out of each other. This last section is audience Q&A. Some very good questions came out of the audience... actual questions, not pontifications masquerading as questions. Good stuff. Some key links
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Mon, 11 May 2009 PSE&G Green Festival happened over the weekend from 3 April 2009 to 5 April 2009. I took the chance to record the discussion between Ed Begley Jr. and Bill Nye, the Science Guy. While this had been billed as a debate, it quickly became evident that this was two friends ribbing the heck out of each other. This part is more of a conversation between Bill Nye and Ed Begley, Jr. Part three will be Q&A. Some key links
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Mon, 4 May 2009 PSE&G Green Festival happened over the weekend from 3 April 2009 to 5 April 2009. I took the chance to record the discussion between Ed Begley Jr. and Bill Nye, the Science Guy. While this had been billed as a debate, it quickly became evident that this was two friends ribbing the heck out of each other. This intro part is mostly discussed by Bill Nye. Parts two and three will be more about Ed, and more about the audience... Some key links
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Mon, 27 April 2009 This is National Donate Life Month (NDLM). From the NDLM site, "National Donate Life Month (NDLM) was instituted by Donate Life America and its members in 2003, and grew out of the federally proclaimed National Organ, Eye and Tissue Donation Awareness Week (NOTDAW). NDLM features an entire month of local, regional and national activities to help encourage Americans to become a donor." I'll share my input on this whole month... 'cause that's what we do here... Some key links
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Mon, 20 April 2009 PSE&G Green Festival happened over the weekend from 3 April 2009 to 5 April 2009. I took the chance to get a couple of interviews with some people in the booths there. This discussion was with Capt. Hugh Carola of the Hackensack River Keeper (HRK) organisation. Capt. Carola gave us some great insight into what the HRK does, and some insight into what his opinion of the relationship between environmentalism and corporations are. Some key links
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Mon, 13 April 2009 PSE&G Green Festival happened over the weekend from 3 April 2009 to 5 April 2009. I took the chance to get a couple of interviews with some people in the booths there. This interview was with a person manning the booth of the New Jersey's Environmental Center lobbying arm. I walked in on the tail end of his answering questions with someone else... then I jumped in. Some key links
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Mon, 6 April 2009 PSE&G Green Festival happened over the weekend from 3 April 2009 to 5 April 2009. I took the chance to get a couple of interviews with some people in the booths there. This interview was with the guy at the Vespa booth... why exactly was Vespa there? Some key links
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Mon, 30 March 2009 This show recorded using "Recorder" from the Retronyms. Alrighty, I'll admit that I like to drive my Honda Insight. It's green. It's odd. It makes me happy. It's also a bit of an elitist thing... I'm sure... Wouldn't it be great if I could walk the block and a half (or so) to the train station near my house, and get somewhere I *really* wanted to be, like my job? Some key links
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Mon, 23 March 2009 This show recorded using "Recorder" from the Retronyms. All right, I can cook... big deal. Other people cook, so what's the big deal? Well, I'm lazy when it comes to cooking. My wife has spoiled me for the last... ummmm... 18 years with her amazing cooking. So, if she's not gonna cook, it's pizza time right? Well... maybe not... Some key links
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Mon, 16 March 2009 This show recorded using "Recorder" from the Retronyms. Well, I finally did my own handwork. My gadget... My iPod Touch... I lost the sock the I carried it in. A special iPod sock from mDialog. Even after a quick substitution, I lost my spare. What shall I do? Where shall I go? Well, frankly my dear, I do give a... frak... so, I made a replacement. Well, engineered a replacement. Listen in, and I'll tell you all about it. Some key links
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Mon, 2 March 2009 This show recorded "Recorder" from the Retronyms. Kids need mentors. All kids need mentors. Where do these mentors come from? Why should you spend some time with that spoiled middle class nephew or niece of yours? Haven't you given enough of yourself to those needy kids downtown? Well, have I got an idea for you... Some key links
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Mon, 23 February 2009 This show recorded "Recorder" from the Retronyms. We all have passions for things. We all have our favouite cause. Well, what if we need to recharge our batteries? The PodCast is fine. Have no fear. A conversation I had with a new colleagu about somethig near and dear to her heart drove me to relate the story to you, and see if I could relate to the story. Some key links
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Mon, 16 February 2009 Now recorded with the free version of Griffin iTalk... Handmade gifts. They're not just for the holidays... well, they're not just for the Winter holidays... Mrs. P from NJ joins me as we talk about what some ideas can be as gifts for your loved ones. What kind of things have we done as a family? Well, let's listen in on the Mrs... Some key links
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Mon, 9 February 2009 Lappy's still in for service, so we're continuing the portable recording... There are lots of volunteer opportunities. There are lots of volunteer organisations that need your help. What exactly constitutes help? Do there need to be more people throwing things, waving signs, getting pictures taken? What other opportunities should we be thinking of? Some key links
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Mon, 2 February 2009 Lappy's still in for service, so we're continuing the portable recording... There are lots of volunteer opportunities. There are lots of volunteer organisations that need your help. What exactly constitutes help? Do there need to be more people throwing things, waving signs, getting pictures taken? What other opportunities should we be thinking of? Some key links
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Mon, 19 January 2009 Lappy's still in for service, so we're continuing the portable recording... Can you imagine what would happen if the leaders of the United States began to ask people to sacrifice some of their time for service? What if the leaders of the US set an example of volunteerism and service? Well, I think we're getting there... Some key links
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Mon, 12 January 2009 So, what if your PodCast recording device ... the one that you use every week to record your show ... goes into the shop. Do you buy a new one? Do you succumb to the new shiny available at the Apple Store? I don't think so... and let me tell you why... Some key links
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Mon, 5 January 2009 Hand made gifts. I offer up a quick summary of why I put together "12 opinions about hand made gifts", what I learned from all 13 interviews, and share the hand made gifts that my wife and I gave this year. Some key links
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Tue, 30 December 2008 Hand made gifts. Clark Boyd, a journalist and PodCaster with PRI, gives me what I've been secretly hoping for this whole time, a horror story about fruit cake. Clark also gives us an amazingly good direction for alternative gift giving. Some key links
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Mon, 29 December 2008 Hand made gifts. What if you like hand made gifts, but don't have the time? Mike Potter, of the ESC Cast Network, and I talked for a few minutes about different gifts the non-crafty can give. We also discuss what it means to hand craft a liiterature 'zine... Some key links
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Thu, 25 December 2008 Hand made gifts. You've been waiting to hear from Mur Lafferty, haven't you? Well, even if you haven't been waiting, Mur's discussion about hand made gifts is well worth the wait. She's a PodCaster, author, and knitter... and not a cat person... Some key links
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Wed, 24 December 2008 Hand made gifts. While we don't have SigMas yet, Mae Breakall still celebrates Christmas. Let's listen to Mae talk about all the gifts she's both gotten and given, and learn about her magic skills that she seems to have developed. We finish up with a promo for Contagious. Some key links
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Tue, 23 December 2008 Hand made gifts. I had a conversation with my good buddy Bryce Moore. We talked about some of his experiences with custom made gifts, and we delve into the concept of who bears the burden of the gift, the giver or the receiver.... Some key links
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Mon, 22 December 2008 Hand made gifts. Cian MacMahon chatted with me about hand made gifts. Not only does he have a classification system for hand made gifts, he even has a story about hand made gift safety... awesome in its fear-generating reality. Some key links
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Sun, 21 December 2008 Hand made gifts. My personal Yoda, Evo Terra shares some of his thoughts with us on this show. We discuss kids, why Evo sees people as consumers, and what our parents taught us about expectations about types of Chocolate Chip Cookies... Some key links
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Sat, 20 December 2008 Hand made gifts. The Brooklyn Blues Man, Mark Forman, talks us through some of his thoughts on hand made gifts and his insight into the nature of consumerist culture. Mark lives in Taiwan, but is from New York orignially, and his mother currently lives in Phoenix. How is that relevant? Listen in... Some key links
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Fri, 19 December 2008 Hand made gifts. Southwestern Social Media Maven, Jennifer Navarrete shares her stories about giving and receiving hand made gifts. It's thanks to Jennifer that we're even putting together this series of shows. Some key links
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Thu, 18 December 2008 Hand made gifts. This show, Alex Enkerli sent me his feedback to share with everybody about the concept of gifts, handmade and commercial, as well as a couple of great stories about giving and getting some hand made gifts. Some key links
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Wed, 17 December 2008 Hand made gifts. This show, I talk to the elusive Philippa Ballantine, the New Zealand PodCasterin Extraordinaire, about her impressions of hand made gifts. She talks about the universality of hand made gifts... Some key links
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Tue, 16 December 2008 Hand made gifts. This show, I talk to the illustrious CC Chapman about some of his impressions of hand made gifts. He shares some great impressions as a father, and as a hand made gift recipient. Some key links
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Mon, 15 December 2008 Hand made gifts? Are they cheesy? Are they awesome? Well, I chat with my brother-in-law, Karstan, about what he thinks, what some of his favourite hand made gifts are, and what he thinks of the whole hand made idea. Some key links
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Mon, 8 December 2008 This week we continue our series called "Surviving the Supermarket". This exercise was first put together by Robert O'Brien from Rutgers. Good grief, that was a lot of numbers. You can read the Economist article here, and get the instructions here. You can contribute some content to the show! Some key links
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Mon, 1 December 2008 It's World Aids day 2008. After all this time, what can I possibly talk about with regards to World Aids day? Well, I still have some things to say. Thanks to the World Aids Campaign, Secure the Future, and HITOPS. Some key links
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