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Week 1
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⟢ Week 1 - Radio Show 2 group meetings
⟢ 29-09-2025 - Radio show class notes
⟢ 01-10-2025 - Class meeting
⟢ 01-10-2025 - Reading annotation w/ Sibyl
⟢ 01-10-2025 - Methods
Hosting my first radio show
You can find the full recap of the show on the radio wiki page!
This radio show was prompted by Tommi sharing with me that he might get the opportunity to interview the founder of the internet archive, Brewster Kahle, and his wife Mary Austin at the Internet Archive Europe that week. It immediately caught my interest and Daan and Kiki soon joined us! We sadly couldn't all join in on the interview and Tommi had to do it alone, he did a great job regardless.
It was fun to annotate the interview recording after and edit it down to what I found the most interesting to share on the radio show. I also immediately thought of connections to current games industry publishing practices and my favorite speech by Ursula K. Le Guin. I didn't fully agree with Kahle's opinion that capitalism is not inherently the problem when it comes to barring us from open knowledge & publishing practices. I agree more with Le Guin's point of view that profit incentives are inherently against the practice of artmaking and publishing. There is an interesting discussion to be had there I think.
The radio show itself went really well aside from some technical issues, I'm happy with the result. I thought I would be a lot more nervous, but it wasn't as bad as expected! Afterwards I was extremely exhausted though :')
Some ideas that I didn't get to explore here but want to in the future:
- Jeff Vandermeer's Area X is a writing machine
- Ted Nelson's Xanaduspace, alternatives to writing documents digitally, literal writing machines, tool shapes practice shapes tool
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Week 3
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