A personal podcast 303 seconds in length. An exercise in practice, production and (eventually) thinking in public.
See Other
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A personal podcast 303 seconds in length. An exercise in practice, production and (eventually) thinking in public.
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1/10/2022
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April 28, 2024
2402 - Attention
<p>This week I've been thinking about attention. My own, other people's, and of the attention of crowds, welcome or otherwise. Where we pay it, to what, for how long, and with what intensity.<br/>Recorded in the garden, looking at a tree.<br/><br/>Some things mentioned:</p><ul><li><a href='https://www.elysian.press/p/no-one-buys-books'>No-one buys books</a> by Elle Griffin.</li><li><a href='https://www.forewordreviews.com/reviews/days-in-the-caucasus/'><em>"The World in a Selfie"</em></a> by Marco d'Eramo.</li><li><a href='https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-67693806'>2023 Columbia Road Christmas carols cancelled due to Tiktok attention</a> from the BBC.</li></ul>
April 13, 2024
2401 - Standing in the park.
<p>An experiment in practice and also in techne. I asked a friend for help with the technology of making a podcast and we arrived at the realisation that it wasn't the technology that was the primary barrier, it was the practice, the craft, the practical knowledge. It was less important to know how to use a particular piece of technology, the challenge was to make it easier for myself to record something.<br/><br/>So this was recorded in a park. Unedited (except for the removal of two seconds of audio from the end!). It is what it was. An experiment in making something in the moment. It wasn't about how far I went or where I was heading, the important thing was to start walking again <b><em>today</em></b>.<br/><br/> Hearty thanks to <b>Bobby Lyte</b> for our conversations around creative practice. <a href='https://enter.ourflowstate.com/'>Find more of his work - including <b>the Flow State podcas</b>t - here</a>. <br/><br/>Thanks too to <b>Bryan Kam</b> for his work with voice notes (amongst many other things, both IRL and online). <a href='https://podfollow.com/1566773049/episode/c86ce6171265963504d1b2632ab77ae949bcc1d2/view'>There's more about his "<em>Creative Quandry Clinic</em>" experiment on his <b>Clerestory podcast</b> here.</a><br/><br/>It's a joy to have friends working on these kinds of ideas and to be able to learn from their experience.</p>
December 8, 2023
2301 - A little longer than intended.
<p>Some thoughts on "Architecture for VR" in relation to the difference angles from which architecture students and VFX artists approach their 3D models. Considering my own background in designing performance spaces (theatres, festival venues, etc) and how that relates to the creation of gathering places in virtual worlds. <br/><br/>The title refers to the fact that it's been (much) longer than intended since I last recorded one of these... but also that this episode is longer than 303 seconds in length. I'm allowing myself that as, really, the point here was to get going again. Getting the thing exactly right can come next.<br/><br/>This is also the first episode shared since I told some people (precisely two) that this exists. So... there's that.<br/><br/></p>
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