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Poesy and I at a snack bar on a ski slope. — Daddy-Daughter Podcast, 2021 Edition Dec 23, 2021
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When my daughter Poesy was four, her nursery school let us know that they were shutting down a day before my wife’s office closed for the holidays, leaving us with a childcare problem. Since I worked for myself, I took the day off and brought her to my office, where we recorded a short podcast, singing Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (a frankly amazing rendition!).

We’ve done it every year since, except for 2016 when I had mic problems. Now she’s 13, and we’ve just recorded our ninth installment, and as always, it was a highlight of my holiday season. This year, our Christmas carol is back, along with a brief interview about her interests and hobbies.

Here’s this year’s recording, and here are the years gone by:

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A vintage Church of Subgenius ad, which asks 'Are you abnormal?' and exhorts, 'Repent! Quit Your Job! SLACK OFF!!!' — Give Me Slack Dec 06, 2021
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This week on my podcast, I read my latest Medium column, Give Me Slack about the many second (and third, and fourth) chances I got as a kid and a student, and how the educational and work system has put paid to them.

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A half-empty jam jar on a table; the jar is labelled with Tenniel’s engraving of the Red Queen wagging her finger at Alice in Through the Looking-Glass. — Jam To-Day Nov 21, 2021
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This week on my podcast, I read my latest Medium column, Jam To-Day, about how interoperability is unique among competition remedies in that it does good from day one.

(Image: Oleg Sidorenko, CC BY 2.0, modified)

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An altered version of Henry Fuseli's 'The Nightmare,' an oil painting depicting an evil demon crouched on the chest of a sleeping woman. The demon's face has been replaced by Margaret Thatcher's face. — The Unimaginable Nov 15, 2021
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This week on my podcast, I read my latest Locus column, The Unimaginable, about science fiction, Thatcherism, and imagining a transition to a post-climate-emergency future.

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'Cesare Borgia oath of Fealty.' from the 2019 Papal election LARP. Photo by Ada Palmer. Used with permission. — Against the great forces of history Oct 25, 2021
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This week on my podcast, I read my latest Medium column, Against the great forces of history, about what Ada Palmer’s University of Chicago Papal election LARP can teach us about our own future.

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Vintage engraving of a dead letter office where postal officials struggle to decipher addressing information; captioned 'Who is it for? A scene in the dead letter office experts trying to decipher an illegible address'. — Dead Letters Oct 17, 2021
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This week on my podcast, I read my latest Medium column, Dead Letters, about the spam wars and they way they’ve led to a corporate enclosure of email, making it nearly impossible to run an independent, standalone newsletter.

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Green tree ants on a leaf, Daintree rainforest, northern Australia (author’s photo) — Hope, Not Optimism Oct 10, 2021
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This week on my podcast, I read my latest Medium column, Hope, Not Optimism, articulating a theory of political change that draws on technology, law, social movements and commercial pressure.

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Stationers’ Register entry for the transfer of Hamlet, The Taming of the Shrew, Romeo and Juliet, Love’s Labor’s Lost, and twelve other books in 1607. — Take It Back Oct 03, 2021
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This week on my podcast, I read my latest Medium column, Take It Back,” on the relationship between copyright reversion, bargaining power, and authors’ rights.

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Judith Merril introducing Doctor Who on TVOntario, some time in the 1970s. — Breaking In (fixed) Sep 26, 2021
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This week on my podcast, I read my latest Locus column, Breaking In, on the futility of seeking career advice from established pros who haven’t had to submit over the transom in 20 years, where you should get career advice, and what more established writers can do for writers who are just starting out.

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A young girl stands on the upturned palm of a giant robot; she is pointing at a dial inset into its chest that runs from 'Good' to 'Evil.' — With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility and Facebook’s Secret War on Switching Costs Aug 30, 2021
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This week on my podcast, I read a pair of editorials I published on EFF’s Deeplinks blog: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility: Platforms Want To Be Utilities, Self-Govern Like Empires and Facebook’s Secret War on Switching Costs, both about antitrust and Big Tech.

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