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This podcast looks at the motivations for Do It Yourself activities, with a special emphasis on the group forming inherent in DIY culture. I visit a hacker collective, a collaborative class, and talk to some people who made something previously handed by the authorities a DIY project.
‘Do It Yourself?’ Direct Download
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juskiddink
This podcast reports on the experience of attending the Brooklyn Come Out and Play Festival in June 2010.
Come Out and Play
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Come Out and Play
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Nullsleep – Mellophe
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corpsehere helped me out with some zombie noises.
This podcast explores the intersections of technology and art. We visit New York University’s Interactive Telecommunications Program‘s Winter Show last December, and talk to working artist Federico Muelas about new media.
Art Meet Tech
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Federico Muelas
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This is a podcast exploring the blip festival and the chiptune scene. I talk to the organizers, spectators and artists at Blip ’09.
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Bleeps and Bloops
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Bubblyfish – Sleigh Ride – live Blip ’09
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Investigating the wide, wild, woolly world of online communities.
Direct Download: User Communities
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Ben Nesson
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Chaotic Battle – Blake Emrys
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Chime
This podcast is about the romance between art and science. Enjoy.https://electricsheeppodcast.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/creativityandtechnology.mp3
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This is an updated version of the Twitter podcast. Summary: A podcast about (hopefully) the more cerebral elements of Twitterland.
Download here – Twitter: Rebroadcast
Download here – Life In Virtual Spaces
An audio digest cobbled together from various sources exploring what it’s like to live in virtual spaces.
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