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This time I’m joined by Niléane Dorffer. Niléane is a French-Réunionnese podcaster, writer, and activist, known for being the co-host of Comfort Zone, her writing at MacStories and her advocacy for trans rights.
The Future of Being Trans on the Internet - The Verge
Discord’s age verification mandate is a leap toward a gated internet
Wiki Trans
Toutes des Femmes
Comfort Zone Podcast
Klack App
TinyStart - A wonderful launcher app that Niléane released after our chat
Niléane’s ‘First’: Sony PSP
Niléane’s ‘Last’: Swinsian
Niléane’s ‘Everything’: M2 MacBook Air
‘Something’: Sinclair C5
Mastodon
Bluesky
MacStories Author Page
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Jonathan
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First, Last, Everything
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Music: Will LaPorte
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This time I’m joined by Craig Hockenberry. Craig is a longtime software designer and developer at The Iconfactory, known for building influential Mac and iOS apps like Twitterific, Tapestry, and Tot.
Icon Dropper
Twitterific
Delicious Library
Withings scales
Tapestry
Tot
Tyke
Ollie’s Arcade
Craig’s ‘First’: Teletype Model 33 ASR using a 300 baud modem connected to a PDP-11
Craig’s ‘Last’: Apple Watch and Health
Craig’s ‘Everything’: iPhone and iOS
‘Something’: Moog Synthesizer
Bob Moog Foundation
Website
Mastodon
The Iconfactory
GitHub
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Jonathan
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The Slate
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Music: Will LaPorte
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This time I’m joined by Nate Parrott. Nate is a designer and coder known for his work as a founding designer at The Browser Company, working on Arc. He also creates playful software and apps that blend utility with whimsy.
Arc browser
Ball app (Nate’s app)
Sous app (Nate’s app)
Feed (Nate’s app)
Flashlight (Nate’s app)
Easel (feature in Arc)
Arc Boosts (feature in Arc)
Dia browser
Blender
Dots iPhone game
HyperCard
Nate’s ‘First’: Lego Studio Movie Maker
Nate’s ‘Last’: Claude in the Cloud
Nate’s ‘Everything’: Microworlds
‘Something’: Microsoft Bob
Website (The best!)
Mastodon
Bluesky
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Jonathan
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The Slate
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Music: Will LaPorte
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This time I’m joined by Simon Pittman. Simon is a tech and productivity creator behind ‘Better Creating’, known for teaching practical systems, thoughtful workflows, and how best to use tools like Notion and AI.
Better Creating - Agent OS for Notion - The Multi-Mode Personal Agent (S(ai)mon)
Better Creating - Claude CoWork Templated System
Better Creating - Notion Life OS Template
Bill Nye’s podcast: “Ill-advised by Bill Nye”
David Allen’s book: “Getting Things Done”
3D Printers
Motorola Flip Razr
Nokia 3310
Simon’s ‘First’: The First Macintosh
Simon’s ‘Last’: Notion Agents
Simon’s ‘Everything’: Maeving RM1 Motorcycle
‘Something’: Segway
Better Creating on YouTube
Simon’s new YouTube channel, ‘Systems Made Better’
Better Creating Website
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Jonathan
First, Last, Everything
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First, Last, Everything
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Evan is an award-winning investigative journalist, bestselling author, and podcast host, known for his reporting on technology, crime, and online identity. Evan is more recently known for the excellent Shell Game, a podcast about AI personas and so much more.
Pine
AOL
Pascal
PGP
TrueCrypt
Shell Game
The Mastermind: Drugs. Empire. Murder. Betrayal
Writer Evan Ratliff Tried to Vanish: Here’s What Happened
Evan’s ‘First’: Late 90s CompuServe account
Evan’s ‘Last’: Wireless Lav Mics
Evan’s ‘Everything’: Sony Discman
‘Something’: Smell-O-Vision
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David is a productivity writer, podcaster, and creator behind MacSparky, best known for the Mac Power Users podcast and his Field Guides on getting the most from Apple devices and apps.
Revolution in the Valley by Andy Hertzfield
MacSparky Labs
MacSparky Field Guides
Mac Power Users Podcast
David’s ‘First’: Tandy Color Computer
David’s ‘Last’: M2 Mac Studio
David’s ‘Everything’: Macintosh Plus
‘Something’: IBM Simon
Frank Canova at Auburn University
Mastodon
YouTube
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Riley is an iOS developer best known for building the Delta game emulator and AltStore, expanding how apps can be distributed and enjoyed outside Apple’s App Store.
Delta
AltStore Pal
GBA4iOS
Clip
Riley’s ‘First’: NES
Riley’s ‘Last’: Fediverse
Riley’s ‘Everything’: Kingdom Hearts Series
‘Something’: Amstrad Em@iler
Website
Mastodon
Bluesky
Threads
Patreon
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Becca Farsace is an Emmy and Webby award-winning tech creator. She was formerly the senior video producer at The Verge before going solo in 2024, primarily via her self-titled YouTube channel, where she aims to ‘take tech outside’.
Becca’s videos:
Why I left The Verge
I built an e-bike with unlimited range and tried to ride 450 miles on it…
I quit my job to become a YouTuber, here is how much $$$ I made
How an iPod Nano became my favorite camcorder
Becca’s videos at The Verge:
All Full Frame with Becca Farsace videos
Website
YouTube
Bluesky
Patreon
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Jonathan
First, Last, Everything
Jonathan
First, Last, Everything
Jonathan
MacStories
The Slate
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Music: Will LaPorte
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Becca Farsace is an Emmy and Webby award-winning tech creator. She was formerly the senior video producer at The Verge before going solo in 2024, primarily via her self-titled YouTube channel, where she aims to 'take tech outside'.
First, Last, Everything explores people's personal relationships with technology. Each episode, host Jonathan Reed gets to know a guest through three pieces of tech: their first inspiration, their last obsession, and the one that meant everything. From software to strange gadgets and more, anything goes.
We also take a small dive into the past to talk about a piece of technology that you may not have heard of. Weird, ahead of its time, an abject failure or success, whatever it was, it was certainly… something.
This episode's linksBecca's videos:
Why I left The Verge
I built an e-bike with unlimited range and tried to ride 450 miles on it...
I quit my job to become a YouTuber, here is how much $$$ I made
How an iPod Nano became my favorite camcorder
Becca's videos at The Verge:
All Full Frame with Becca Farsace videos
Website
YouTube
Bluesky
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This episode’s guest, Brendon Bigley, is, in his words, extremely online. He helped build the podcasting platform Anchor, which was acquired by Spotify in 2019, and he worked for Marvel, overseeing its presence on YouTube and other platforms. But what most people know him for is his opinions and passion for gaming and tech in general. He co-hosts the gaming podcasts Into the Aether and NPC, and he blogs and publishes videos under the Wavelengths banner.
First, Last, Everything is a podcast exploring people’s personal relationships with technology. In each episode, host Jonathan Reed gets to know a guest through three pieces of tech: their first inspiration, their last obsession, and the one that meant everything to them. From some software or a computer to a weird gadget or a first camera. Pretty much anything goes.
In addition, each episode features the ‘Something’ segment, a small dive into the past to talk about a piece of technology that you may not have heard of. Weird, ahead of its time, an abject failure or success, whatever it was, it was certainly… something.
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