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Really Specific Stories — Technology
Really Specific Stories

Join Martin Feld, podcast studies researcher and co-host of Hemispheric Views, as he delves into narratives of tech-podcast fandom and the role of open RSS, featuring producers and their listeners. (The show is currently on hiatus, as the collected interviews have been analysed and included in the submitted thesis.)

Copyright: © 2023 Martin Feld

Latest Episodes:

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Scott Willsey Apr 08, 2024
Scott discusses his long history of listening to Apple-centric podcasts and what it has been like to co-host and produce his own podcasts. He also asserts the importance of accessibility and the benefits of listening to (and even being part of) a minority, citing lessons from the podcast Parallel and his childhood experience as an American living in Japan. Last, but not least, he asks us all to be more intentional in our media consumption and turns the tables in this very podcast.

This is the final episode of Really Specific Stories to be tied formally to a podcast case study in the PhD project.

Podcast case study: Parallel (listener)

Find Scott at scottwillsey.com.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Podcast Voice 00:00:00

Hemispheric Views

Jason Burk

Andrew Canion

Mac Geek Gab

Dave Hamilton

Pilot Pete

Adam Christianson

John F. Braun (former co-host)

iPod 5th Generation (with Video)

The iPod Video was the fifth generation of a product line that is now collectively referred to as the iPod Classic.

MacCast

Mac (computer)

Compact disc (CD)

Daily Source Code was a podcast by Adam Curry, which can now be found in the Internet Archive.

Podcast Pickle

Friends with Brews is the podcast that Scott mentions producing with Peter Nikolaidis.

This Week in Tech (TWiT)

Grammar Girl

Mur Lafferty

GarageBand

Gaijin

Audio Gaijin

Kagoshima

What the Listener Wants to Hear 00:14:35

Apple Inc.

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

The ‘ATP guys’ are Marco Arment, John Siracusa and Casey Liss.

Vermont

Boston

This Stuff Does Matter to People 00:23:01

Artificial intelligence (AI)

Mastodon (social network)

Parallel

Shelly Brisbin

Accessibility and more specifically, computer accessibility and Web accessibility

Imposter syndrome

Visual impairment (including more precise references to blindness and low vision)

Enjoy the Learning Process 00:30:49

Fear of missing out (FOMO)

Be Intentional 00:37:24

The ‘1x train’ to which Scott refers is the shared preference of many podcast listeners to listen to audio at its original speed, rather than accelerating it or relying on algorithmic features to save time.

AirPods

YouTube

Turning the Tables 00:45:05

Micro.blog

000: International Mac Nerds is the pilot episode of Hemispheric Views and was originally featured in episode 39 of Lounge Ruminator.

Andrew Canion’s guest appearance in episode 28 of Lounge Ruminator, which led to discussions of doing a podcast together

Announcing Hemispheric Views on Feld Notes through Micro.blog

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Andrew Leland Mar 28, 2024
Andrew is a writer, audio producer, editor and teacher, who, in this episode, reflects on his love for writing and his lifelong journey with audio. This ranges from his experimentation with tape recorders as a child, through to his experience in college radio and his role as host and producer of the arts-and-culture podcast The Organist, working with KCRW in Los Angeles. Andrew then shares the story of how he came to write his first book, The Country of the Blind: A Memoir at the End of Sight, and how that has led him to be featured as a guest in various podcasts.

Podcast case study: Parallel (guest)

Find Andrew at andrewleland.org.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Left the Lens Cap On 00:00:00

Campus radio

Internet radio

The Organist

KCRW

Compact disc (CD)

This American Life

Camcorder

Conversation and Narrative 00:05:48

Desktop publishing

Cable television

Tape recorder

Joe Frank

Paraliterature

Shotgun microphone

Writing 00:14:34

The Country of the Blind: A Memoir at the End of Sight (2023) by Andrew Leland

The New Yorker

DeafBlind Communities May Be Creating a New Language of Touch by Andrew Leland

Accessibility Sprinkles 00:20:59

Visual impairment (including more precise references to blindness and low vision)

Screen reader

Accessibility and more specifically, computer accessibility and Web accessibility

Parallel

Shelly Brisbin

Find Andrew's guest appearance in #86: An Immigrant in the Country of the Blind.

Louis Braille

Hacker

Braille

Extended reality (XR) (including more precise references to augmented, mixed and virtual reality)

It Feels Like a Gift 00:29:33

Liminality

Ryan Knighton

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Lynn Fisher Jan 19, 2024
Lynn discusses her background as a designer, CSS developer and illustrator—drawing on her love for technology and her time in art school, where she explored the concept of intermedia. She also reflects on her varied experiences in consuming aural and visual content, such as podcasts, TV shows and movies, along with various side projects that she has maintained over the years.

Podcast case study: The Talk Show with John Gruber (listener)

Find Lynn at Lynn and Tonic.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Running Pattern 00:00:00

‘Dev' = 'developer' or 'development'

ShopTalk

Easter egg (media)

The Weekly Planet

GeoCities

LiveJournal

Myspace

HTML

CSS

Open source

View Source

Mastodon (social network)

Lynn and Tonic

WordPress.com

Top Chef

The Good Place

The Food Place

The Good Place Lives on, in Menu Form (an interview with Lynn about her site, The Food Place)

Megan Amram, producer of The Good Place

Nestflix

Home Alone

Angels with Filthy Souls on Nestflix (Lynn’s listing)

Angels with Filthy Souls on YouTube (movie-within-a-movie excerpt)

Commentary and Appreciation 09:08

Twitter (now X)

Stephanie Eckles

Discord

Frontend Horse

Miriam Suzanne

Two Forms of the Same Thing 16:38

Blog

Medium (website)

Substack

RSS

The Talk Show with John Gruber

Michael Hobbes

Maintenance Phase

If Books Could Kill

Popular science (or ‘popsci’)

Patreon

I Wanted this Thing to Exist 21:48

Spotify

Buy Me a Coffee

IATA airport code

Lynn’s portfolio archive

GitHub

Eclectic Weirdo 30:21

Intermedia

A Single Div

User experience (UX)

User interface (UI)

Web design

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Jarrod Blundy Oct 03, 2023
Jarrod explains how he discovered the world of podcasting during a long road trip with a friend, going on to enjoy shows about outdoor reaction, news and the Apple fan community. He also elaborates on his experience of starting his own website, HeyDingus, along with listening to various Apple-centric podcasts—making particular reference to 20 Macs for 2020, a show by writer and podcaster Jason Snell, which blended tech podcasting with a narrative journalism format.

Podcast case study: 20 Macs for 2020 (listener)

Find Jarrod at HeyDingus.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

The Operating System for Me 00:00:00

Apple Inc.

iTunes

Apple Events video podcast

Stevenote

Original Apple podcast icon

Michigan

Michigan Ice Fest: The History of the Oldest Ice Climbing Festival in the US

Ice climbing

The Dirtbag Diaries

Information about Fitz Cahall and others who work on the podcast

Talk radio

iPod nano

Apple’s website in 2006 (courtesy of the Internet Archive’s WayBack Machine)

Microsoft Windows

Mac (computer) and macOS

Scouting

MacRumors

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

Casey Liss

John Siracusa

Marco Arment

9to5Mac

Six Colors

512 Pixels

Ars Technica

Entertainment and Production 08:30

Relay FM

Clockwise

Connected

Cortex

Mac Power Users

Reconcilable Differences

Thoroughly Considered

Upgrade

AppStories

Apple News Today

The Good News Podcast

Core Intuition

Dithering

Hemispheric Views

The Rebound

Ruminate

The Talk Show with John Gruber

Vergecast

Your Daily Lex

Overcast

Pocket Casts

Castro

RSS

RSS reader (or news aggregator)

Squarespace

HTML

CSS

Blog

Blot

Twitter (rebranding to X at the time of this podcast episode’s publication)

A Place that I Own 20:56

HeyDingus

Virtual assistant

Siri

Google Assistant

Shortcuts (app)

Micro.blog

Manton Reece (creator of the service)

20 Macs for 2020 24:02

20 Macs for 2020 is a podcast that was delivered in three media (or formats), including an audio-only podcast at Relay FM, a video playlist at 512 Pixels on YouTube and written essays at Six Colors. The podcast creator and host, Jason Snell, can be found at Six Colors or on Mastodon.

’20 Macs for 2020’ (Jarrod’s blog post about the show from January 2021)

iMac

Macintosh 128K (or the original Macintosh)

Power Macintosh

Stratechery

Accessibility 31:10

Accessibility and more specifically, computer accessibility and Web accessibility

Wordle

Emoji

Federico Viticci

Browse the MacStories Shortcuts Archive.

iOS 17

A Hidden Side of Myself 33:53

View the 7 Things category in Jarrod’s blog archive.

Notes (Apple)

JavaScript

Jarrod’s store on Cotton Bureau (This item was not placed in these show notes with any sponsorship arrangement—only to reflect its mention.)

Noun Project

Pixelmator

Ted Lasso

I Haven’t Burned Out 41:57

How to download your X archive

Importing tweets to Micro.blog

RoutineHub

Things (app)

iBook

Jony Ive

Jony Ive, Apple designer who started his career at tangerine, to set up his own studio

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

A Special Note
Jarrod is a paying subscriber of Martin’s One Prime Plus membership program for the shared podcast, Hemispheric Views; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on Jarrod as a participant of this academic podcasting project.

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — John Gruber Sep 19, 2023
John shares his personal narrative as the writer of Daring Fireball and host of The Talk Show with John Gruber, which is now both a podcast and a live show with Apple executives, held during the company’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference. In the conversation, John explains what first captivated him about computers at an early age, expands on his passion for reading and writing and outlines how he has carved out a life of independent production and commentary, based on his technological interests. Last, he describes what he’s most proud of.

Podcast case study: The Talk Show with John Gruber (producer)

Find John at Daring Fireball.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

The Director’s Commentary 00:00:00

The Talk Show by John Gruber and Dan Benjamin was hosted on a different site, which can now be found in the Internet Archive.

Dan Benjamin

Hivelogic now redirects to the site above.

Internet radio

Daring Fireball

iPod

USB

FireWire

FM radio

Apple Inc.

iPhone

Mac (computer)

Substack

Blue Microphones

Amazon (company)

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

MP3

Audio data compression

YouTube

Blog (a truncation of ‘weblog’)

Ad tech = online advertising technology

Domain name

A Voracious Reader 00:10:12

Computer science

Apple IIGS

Drexel University

Stephen King

Isaac Asimov

Internet

I’ve Carved Out this Life 00:17:04

Atari 2600

Pong

Word processor (electronic device)

Typewriter

Liquid-crystal display (LCD)

World Wide Web

Dave Winer

scripting.com

Jorn Barger

Robot Wisdom was Jorn’s early blog, which can now be found in the Internet Archive.

Robot Wisdom and How Jorn Barger Invented Blogging

Usenet

TidBITS

HyperCard

Mailing list

Jason Kottke

kottke.org

Macworld

Browse an extensive library of MacUser PDF magazines at vintageapple.org.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Pulitzer Prize

The New York Times

The Washington Post

Center City, Philadelphia

The Talk Show with John Gruber

Freely Honest 00:38:04

Zoom (software)

Skype

COVID-19 pandemic

iOS

Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC)

Daring Fireball on YouTube, featuring videos of John’s annual The Talk Show Live events with Apple executives

Mimi Sheraton

Remembering Mimi Sheraton, Innovative New York Times Food Critic (John’s mentioned article on Daring Fireball)

Android (operating system)

Walled garden (technology)

A Loose, Unofficial Community 00:52:29

RSS

Twitter (rebranding to X at the time of this podcast episode’s publication)

@gruber

@daringfireball

Content management system (CMS)

Reddit

John’s three mentioned Twitter/X alternatives and his accounts on each one

Mastodon (social network)

@gruber@mastodon.social

Bluesky Social

@gruber.foo

Threads (social network)

@gruber

TikTok

Facebook

Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD)

A Vision for the Whole Internet 01:00:52

Spotify

Joe Rogan

Bill Simmons

The Ringer

Ghost (blogging platform)

Marco Arment

Overcast

Castro

Application programming interface (API)

News aggregator

NetNewsWire

Reeder

XML

Paywall

Dithering

Ben Thompson

Stratechery

Bob Dylan

It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) (the song with the lyrics that John quoted)

Banner ad

YouTuber

Patreon

Google

Pretty Proud of That 01:18:00

John’s full searchable archive at Daring Fireball

Markdown

A few articles about Apple’s Brushed Metal user interface

Aqua (user interface) on Wikipedia, with mentions of Brushed Metal throughout the article

Brushed Metal and the HIG on Daring Fireball

The iTunes 5 Announcement From the Perspective of an Anthropomorphized Brushed Metal User Interface Theme on Daring Fireball

The Brushed Metal Diaries: An Introduction, a Trojan Horse and a History of Abuse on 512 Pixels

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

A Special Note
Martin is a paying subscriber of John’s shared membership program for Dithering; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on John as a participant of this academic podcasting project.

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Baldur Bjarnason Aug 14, 2023
Baldur reflects on his family’s history in radio broadcasting, his path to interactive media and writing books and how he moved away from listening to tech podcasts.

Content warning: some coarse language

Podcast case study: Accidental Tech Podcast (listener)

Find Baldur at baldurbjarnason.com.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Fourth Generation 00:00:00

RSS

Perl

Interactive media

RÚV is the Icelandic National Broadcasting Service.

World War II

British invasion of Iceland

Allied occupation of Iceland

Attack of Pearl Harbor

Telegraphy

Axis powers

Hotel Borg

Vox populi (or vox pop)

Web development

Interactive Media Environments 00:08:13

Software widget

Graphical widget

COVID-19 pandemic

HyperCard

Macintosh SE

Solitaire

Tetris

What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG)

Comparative literature

Computer science (or ‘comp sci’)

University of the West of England (UWE)

Bower Ashton campus map

BBC Radio

Dot-com bubble (including reference to the dot-com crash)

Adobe Flash

Sandbox (software development)

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

ebook

Amazon Kindle

iPhone

iPad

Defamiliarisation 00:15:43

Artificial intelligence (AI)

Cryptocurrency (or ‘crypto’)

Popular culture (or ‘pop culture’)

The Real World of Technology by Ursula Franklin

Recordings of public lectures in the Internet Archive

Processor (computing)

Musical genre mash-up!

Pop-punk

Post-punk

Neosurrealism

Accidental Tech Podcast

Jason Snell

Defamiliarisation

Viktor Shklovsky

Bertolt Brecht

YouTube

Line Goes Up – The Problem with NFTs

Defunctland

Disney’s FastPass: A Complicated History

App Store (iOS/iPadOS)

Tom Abba

*This is not the future of the book

Out of the Software Crisis by Baldur Bjarnason

Open source

Pick and Choose 00:31:03

Round table

Narrative journalism

20 Macs for 2020 was released in multiple formats:

a podcast on Relay FM;

a series of written blog posts at Six Colors; and

a YouTube playlist hosted at 512 Pixels

Facebook

Twitter (rebranding to X)

Revenue sharing

Threads (social network)

Bluesky Social

Mastodon (social network)

Algorithm

Patreon

Whisper (software)

Descript

Substack

Email list

Apple Podcasts

Spotify

du jour = ‘of the day’, e.g. ’soup *du jour’ = soup of the day

My Computer Identity 00:44:05

Mac (computer)

Macintosh Performa

Microsoft Windows

macOS (previously referred to as Mac OS X and OS X)

Pro Tools

Apple Human Interface Guidelines

User interface design

Apple simplified System Settings for macOS Ventura, moved many items from AppleInsider

System Settings (previously named System Preferences)

Disk Utility

Linux

GNOME

Safari (web browser)

ARM architecture family

Amy Hoy

User experience (UX)

ChromeOS

Software bug

Netscape

Jamie Zawinski (a.k.a. jwz)

HAL 9000

Plumbing of the Web 01:01:05

HTML

XML

Markup language

Static websites

Flat file

Client-side

iBook G3 ‘Clamshell’ (or what Baldur’s dad refers to as the ‘toilet-seat iBook’)

NetNewsWire

OPML

Domain name

Stacking the Bricks (podcast)

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Marco Arment May 29, 2023
Marco tells the story of how he became a Mac enthusiast, indie app developer and tech podcaster, covering his work on Tumblr, Instapaper, Overcast and Accidental Tech Podcast, among other projects. He also explains why he thinks it's so important to maintain the open Web and podcasting through RSS, in the face of more exclusive publishing platforms and audio hosts.

Podcast case study: Accidental Tech Podcast (producer)

Find Marco at marco.org.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

The Stronghold of Podcasting 00:00:00

This Week in Tech (TWiT)

This Week in Tech (podcast)

MacBreak Weekly

The Word Nerds (Archive)

Tumblr

You Look Nice Today

Ricky Gervais

The Ricky Gervais Show

Stack Overflow

The Stack Overflow Podcast

Joel Spolsky

Jeff Atwood

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

CD-R

MP3

CD player

iPod

The iPod Video was the fifth generation of a product line that is now collectively referred to as the iPod Classic.

iPhone

This American Life

COVID-19 pandemic

Audiobook

Cable television

Leo Laporte

AM broadcasting

Talk radio

Self-taught 00:09:11

Videocassette recorder (VCR)

Microsoft Paint

BASIC

3-2-1 Contact Magazine was an American educational television show about science that aired on PBS from 1980 to 1988, with an adjoining children's magazine, and which can now be found in the Internet Archive.

Windows 3.1

Disk operating system (DOS)

MS-DOS

QBasic

Visual Basic (classic)

C (programming language)

Unix

Solution stack

Sun Microsystems

Scalable Processor Architecture (SPARC)

SPARCstation

Solaris

Segmentation fault

Mac (computer)

IBM PC compatible (now more of a historical term that relates to our current usage of the term ‘Windows PC’)

Vivísimo

Yippy (originally developed and released as ‘Clusty’)

Computer memory

Version control

Software bug

Tumblr 00:20:24

Craigslist

Tumblr

Software development

Indie (disambiguation)

West Coast of the United States

Amazon (company)

Bloomberg L.P.

Bloomberg Technology

Davidville

David Karp

PHP

Shard (database architecture)

Twitter

Content management system (CMS)

Microblogging (The first micro-blogs were known as ‘tumblelogs’.)

Myspace (formerly known as MySpace)

Facebook

LiveJournal

WordPress (content management system)

A Great Time to Be a Mac User 00:33:02

Apple, Inc.

Desktop computer

Windows Update

Digital Visual Interface (DVI)

Vim (text editor)

Terminal emulator

Linux

Server (computing)

Ruby on Rails

TextMate

MacBook (2006–2012)

PowerBook G4

A Better Audience 00:38:13

Web development

5by5

Weblogs, Inc.

Engadget

Gizmodo

Lifehacker

RSS

News aggregator (or in certain cases or implementations, RSS reader)

Digg

Reddit

Hacker News

Dan Benjamin

Instapaper

iPad

Build and Analyze was a weekly news and discussion show about technology by Marco Arment and Dan Benjamin, which can now be found in the Internet Archive.

YouTube

Overcast (app)

Merlin Mann

John Siracusa

Accidental Tech Podcast 00:49:43

Neutral

Casey Liss

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

Membership program

Relay FM

John Roderick (musician)

Overcast 00:58:16

Overcast

Overcast (app) (further information)

Music (software) (The app to which Marco refers was originally known as the iPod app on iPhones.)

Downcast (app)

Android (operating system)

Pocket Casts

Apple Podcasts

Stitcher

App store

App Store (iOS/iPadOS)

TikTok

Instagram

Proxy server

How the Internet Is Supposed to Work 01:05:06

World Wide Web

Web standards (redirecting from ‘open Web’)

Decentralisation

Comcast

Verizon Communications, Inc.

UUNET

Internet Protocol (IP)

Walmart

Monopsony

Google

Amazon Kindle

Spotify

Trade magazine

Eddy Cue

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

A Special Note
Martin is a paid subscriber of Marco Arment’s shared membership program for Accidental Tech Podcast; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on Marco as a participant of this academic podcasting project.

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Grace Teng May 17, 2023
Grace is a developer and podcast fan, who shares her experience of following various independent shows over the years and in producing her own chatcast, titled Monkey Mind. During the conversation, she also covers her passion for video games and considers the key differences between aural and visual media, drawing on her own study of film and background in video production.

Content warning: discussion of clinical depression

Podcast case study: Connected at Relay FM (listener)

Find Grace at graceteng.me.

Read the transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

How the Habit Started 00:00:00

Major depressive disorder (or clinical depression)

The Pen Addict (blog)

Relay FM

The Pen Addict (podcast)

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

99% Invisible

Planet Money

Myke Hurley

John Siracusa

Merlin Mann

43 Folders

Cortex

Mac Power Users

Ungeniused

Playing for Fun

Celeste (video game)

Analog(ue)

Connected

The Dynamic 00:09:18

Mac (computer)

Casey Liss

Parasocial interaction

Google

Amazon (company)

Blog

iPhone

Early adopter

Monkey Mind 00:18:49

Monkey Mind

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet

COVID-19 pandemic

What Sound Can Do 00:26:17

Software engineering

Start-up company

Multimedia

Apple File System (APFS)

NPR

This American Life

Montage (filmmaking)

Juxtaposition

YouTube

Not a Purist 00:36:46

Chatcast = a podcast with a conversational format, rather than a narrative one

RSS

Adam Savage

Adam Savage’s Tested

Speedrunning

Dear PB

Games Done Quick

Think Fast! Sly Another Day (video example)

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Shelly Brisbin May 03, 2023
Shelly is a writer, editor and podcaster who tirelessly advocates for greater accessibility in digital technology. Joining Really Specific Stories, she shares her journalistic and storytelling experience, explains her audio projects, such as Parallel with Relay FM, and illustrates how far we’ve come (and still have to go) in making hardware, software and media accessible.

Podcast case study: Parallel at Relay FM (producer)

Find Shelly at brisbin.net.

Read the transcript of this episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Mindful of Ethics 00:00:00

RSS

Macworld/iWorld

Watch the Macworld 2005 keynote in the Internet Archive.

Adobe Pagemaker

Mac (computer)

Desktop publishing

Laser printing

Linotype machine

Macintosh Plus

Page layout (with further information about galleys)

Rubylith

Light table

See a scan of the top portion of Supercomputing News (Vol. 1 No. 3) from 1988, which was kindly provided by Shelly because the publication preceded the Web. This was her first editing job!

Hydra (operating system)

Cray-1

MacUser

Apple Inc.

Microsoft Windows

Go My Own Way 00:07:44

Trade journalism

Tech Podcast Network

History of podcasting (with references to couplecasting)

Accessibility and more specifically, computer accessibility and Web accessibility

Diversity (politics)

Accessibility in the Mainstream 00:16:36

Disability

Assistive technology

Google

Microsoft

Software bug

Pro Tools

iRiver

MP3

iPhone

Artificial intelligence (AI)

Transcription software

Content management system (CMS)

iOS Access for All: Your Comprehensive Guide to Accessibility for iPhone and iPad by Shelly Brisbin

Jason Snell

Use Switch Control on Mac

Use Switch Control to navigate your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch

iOS Switch Control Demo (YouTube video excerpt of Todd Stabelfeldt's keynote from Apple's WWDC 2017)

Parallel and Relay FM 00:35:31

Parallel

Relay FM

Stephen Hackett

Myke Hurley

iOS

macOS

Android (operating system)

Twitter

Slack (software)

Discord

Feedback and Engagement 00:45:24

Mastodon (social network)

Mention (blogging)

Wallflower (people)

Aural Inclusivity, Niches and Narratives 00:49:49

Fortune 500

36 Seconds that Changed Everything: How the iPhone Learned to Talk

Narrative journalism

Radio documentary

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Jason Snell Mar 25, 2023
Jason recounts his personal history as a tech enthusiast and how he built a new life on the Web as an independent writer and podcaster. Along the way, he considers his identity, interaction with fan communities and development of various solo and collaborative projects.

Podcast case study: 20 Macs for 2020 at Relay FM (producer)

Find Jason at sixcolors.com.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

A Highly-focused Beam 00:00:00

Steve Jobs

iTunes

Apple announced support for podcasts in iTunes 4.9.

Apple Takes Podcasting Mainstream (Apple Newsroom press release from 28 June 2005)

Steve Jobs announces switch to Intel & Podcasting WWDC 2005 (Steve Jobs Archive on YouTube, jumps straight to podcast announcement at 00:06:46)

For those who enjoy digital spelunking, here’s the full history of iTunes.

Macworld

Macworld Podcast

Mac (computer)

Apple Inc.

iPod

Hypercritical (podcast)

Build and Analyze was a weekly news and discussion show about technology by Marco Arment and Dan Benjamin, which can now be found in the Internet Archive.

Marco Arment

Dan Benjamin

Downstream

Julia Alexander

Parrot Analytics

Tim Goodman

Articles at The Hollywood Reporter

San Francisco Chronicle

Twitter

The Incomparable

InterText

Building an Audience 00:10:17

RSS

Ricky Gervais

The Ricky Gervais Show

tv.org (Snapshots are in the Internet Archive.)

Usenet

FTP server

Offset printing

GarageBand

Substack

Accessibility

Byline

Leo Laporte

This Week in Tech (TWiT)

MacBreak Weekly

Relay FM

Myke Hurley

Stephen Hackett

John Siracusa

John’s archive of articles at Ars Technica

Community and Persona 00:22:05

Mastodon (social network)

New tool ‘Movetodon’ makes it easier to find your Twitter friends on Mastodon (This is one example of the tools that were available to switch networks.)

Upgrade

MacUser

The Rebound

Dan Moren

Lex Friedman

John Moltz

Honesty and Care 00:30:51

Anti-fan

Star Trek

Star Wars

Marvel Entertainment

Google Pixel

Android (operating system)

Harry McCracken

Andy Ihnatko

E-reader

AppleScript

A Massive Media Transition 00:44:09

20 Macs for 2020

TikTok

YouTube

Rene Ritchie

Jason’s @bleedsixcolors YouTube channel

I Have Eight Jobs! 00:53:41

Jason mentions three of his membership programs for podcast fans:

Six Colors;

The Incomparable; and

Upgrade+ (displayed alongside other shows at Relay FM).

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

Airbnb

David Sparks

John Gruber

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

As an insight into community influence and my own fandom, I use Ferrite Recording Studio with iPad Pro and Apple Pencil because of Jason's early reviews of the app (such as this one) and his comprehensive demo video on YouTube. Just to emphasise the 'iPadness' of this academic/community audio project, you may notice that I left the iPadOS pointer visible in the screenshot above, which Jason also wrote about optimistically back in 2020.

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

A Special Note
Martin is a paying subscriber of Jason’s Six Colors and Upgrade+ membership programs; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on Jason as a participant of this academic podcasting project.

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Gaby Santiago Mar 18, 2023
Gaby loves a good story. In this episode, he dives into his fandom for technology podcasts and all things comic-book-related, and then elaborates on his own experimentation with microcasting.

Podcast case study: Accidental Tech Podcast (listener)

Find Gaby at gabz.omg.lol.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Telling a Story 00:00:00

iPhone

Apple Inc.

iMore

Debug

Software developer

DC Comics

Greg Capullo

Kevin Smith

Batman

Fat Man on Batman

Now Fatman Beyond

Dan DiDio

Zack Snyder

Guy English

Rene Ritchie

Tweetbot

Marco Arment

Overcast

omg.lol

Hemispheric Views

Pocket Casts

iMessage

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

Connected

That Sense of Community 00:11:42

The Rebound

Discord

Slack

Pixelated Audio

Indie Creators 00:21:03

Superman

Marvel Comics

Image Comics

Pick of the Week Podcast

Saga (comics)

Casey Liss

Twitter

Need to Create Something 00:31:05

COVID-19 pandemic

Micro.blog

Gabz/ml Microcast

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

A Special Note
Gaby is a paid subscriber of Martin’s One Prime Plus membership program for the shared podcast, Hemispheric Views; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on Gaby as a participant of this academic podcasting project.

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Michael Camilleri Feb 28, 2023
Michael shares his story as a long-time tech podcast listener and explains his motivation to design and build personal tools that leverage the power of open RSS.

Podcast case study: Accidental Tech Podcast (listener)

Find Michael at inqk.net.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

The Full Arc of Things 00:00:00

John Gruber

Dan Benjamin

The Talk Show was a podcast by Dan Benjamin and John Gruber on the 5by5 network, which can now be found (partially) in the Internet Archive.

PlayStation Portable (PSP)

Michael refers to PSPWare by nullriver, which was an app that integrated your Sony PSP with your Mac. References to it on the Web can now be found in the Internet Archive.

MP3

Defining the term ‘homebrew’

Disk operating system (DOS)

MS-DOS

Microsoft Windows

MiniDisc

Personal computer (PC)

LucasArts adventure games

List of Sim video games

Platform game (or ‘platformer’)

Shoot ‘em up

Role-playing video game

Apple Inc.

Michael refers to the rivalry between Ford Australia and Holden.

iPod

Mac (computer)

Unix

Steve Jobs

John Siracusa

Control Panel (Windows)

Metro (design language)

Windows 95

Windows 3.1

Graphics card

iMac

Native resolution

A Certain Similarity 00:13:55

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

Marco Arment

Casey Liss

System 6

The Talk Show with John Gruber

Ben Thompson (writer)

Dithering

National Basketball Association (NBA)

Can’t Wait to Do the Dishes! 00:18:11

Overcast

iPhone

HomePod

RSS

Spotify

NHK

Server (computing)

Ruby (programming language)

Blog

Matthew Yglesias

Vox

Google Reader

Feedbin

NetNewsWire

iPad

Kabatsu 00:28:52

The New York Times

The Atlantic

The New Yorker

HTML

Ordinary People 00:35:17

22 Goals

FIFA World Cup

Brian Phillips

What the hell is Apple’s butterfly keyboard? (explanatory article)

Keyboard Service Program for MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro

Fixing the MacBook Pro (blog piece by Marco Arment)

194: Dark Night of the Soul (ATP episode featuring [first?] mention of the ‘MacBook Escape’)

Touch Bar (2016–2020)

Jason Snell

Myke Hurley

C Sharp (programming language)

Comfort Food 00:47:06

Audiobook

Upgrade

Folk Culture 00:51:03

Accessibility and more specifically, Web accessibility

Web 1.0 and Web 2.0

JavaScript

Google Search

AltaVista

Twitch (service)

YouTube

Markup language

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — John Siracusa Jan 18, 2023
John covers his extensive history as a Mac enthusiast, web developer, writer, podcaster and lover of music and art. He also explains his transition to a fully independent career on the Internet and how he has juggled various personas, roles and fandoms over the years.

Podcast case study: Accidental Tech Podcast (producer)

Find John at hypercritical.co.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

I Was Primed 00:00:00

Mur Lafferty

Geek Fu Action Grip (now in the Internet Archive)

I Should Be Writing

iPod

iTunes

NPR

Apple Inc.

YouTuber

Dan Benjamin

RSS

Hypercritical (podcast)

Gabe Newell

Valve Corporation

Half-Life (series)

Portal (series)

Ars Technica

Book review: Infinite Loop — John’s first article for Ars Technica

Ivory tower

Hypercritical (the mentioned article from John’s Ars Technica blog, now linked on his website)

Steve Jobs

I Had the Cultural Context 00:08:22

Home computer (redirected from ‘personal computer revolution’)

Commodore VIC-20

Macintosh 128K

Graphical user interface (GUI)

Pictionary

Usenet

U2

Ken Fisher

Mac (computer)

Mac OS X

NeXT

Macintosh clone

OS X Reviewed (a blog post that links to all of John’s reviews)

Engadget

ebook

Amazon (company)

Unix

MacUser

Macworld

MacWEEK

Multiple ‘Me’s 00:20:13

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

A text file online that preserves information from John’s U2 Lyrics Archive

Perl

CPAN

5by5

Jason Snell

The Incomparable

Robot or Not?

Merlin Mann

Back to Work

Marco Arment

Build and Analyze was a weekly news and discussion show about technology by Marco Arment and Dan Benjamin, which can now be found in the Internet Archive.

Casey Liss

Hypercritical (website)

Independence Day (blog post about John’s career transition)

Open source

A Childhood Dream 00:33:42

BASIC

HyperCard

Computer programming

Web developer

Below are blog posts about John’s two Mac apps:

Front and Center; and

SwitchGlass, along with the more recent SwitchGlass 2.0.

Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC)

API

iOS

CodeWarrior

App Store (iOS/iPadOS)

Mac App Store

Apple Tech-nerd World 00:42:18

AnandTech

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft Windows

Windows 95

Celeron

Context collapse

Fandom

Anti-fan

Some references to terminals include:

computer terminal;

terminal emulator; and

Terminal (macOS).

‘Seeing the matrix’ means seeing the true nature of reality (or any particular situation) and is a phrase from The Matrix franchise.

Marvel Comics

DC Comics

Ford Mustang

Chevrolet Camaro

Tom Cruise

New York City

The Incomparable Mothership

Twitter

Mastodon (social network)

Repotting Myself 00:59:13

John’s use of the initialism ‘m.o.’ refers to the Latin term ‘modus operandi’, which is translated approximately as ‘mode (or manner) of operating’.

ARM architecture family (John’s reference to ‘ARM Macs’, running Apple Silicon)

John Gruber

BMX bike

Remote-control car

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

A Special Note
Martin is a paid subscriber of John Siracusa’s shared membership program for Accidental Tech Podcast; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on John as a participant of this academic podcasting project.

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Stephen Hackett Dec 16, 2022
Stephen delves into the history of Relay FM, discussing the origins of the show Connected and the broader podcast network. He also explains his personal shift from blogging to podcasting and co-founding a business—balancing the needs of advertisers, co-hosts, members and of course, family.

Podcast case study: Connected at Relay FM (producer)

Find Stephen at 512pixels.net.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

The Conversation Is the Work 00:00:00

Information technology (IT)

Apple, Inc.

Myke Hurley

Blog

Facebook

Mac (computer)

Elementary (or primary) school

Middle school

Macintosh Performa

Skype

Zoom (software)

iPad

Tablet computer

Microsoft

Windows tablets through the ages: The good, the bad and the ugly, in pictures

iPhone

Steve Jobs

A Little Patch of Land 00:08:36

Relay FM

The Pen Addict

5by5

Federico Viticci

MacStories

The Prompt

Dan Benjamin

Connected 00:16:51

Connected

Genius Bar (Stephen’s reference to the role of ‘Apple Genius’)

Establishing the Network 00:19:42

Jason Snell

Macworld

Rocket

Christina Warren

Simone de Rochefort

Brianna Wu

Upgrade

Cortex

Freedom to Build What We Need 00:29:41

Content management system (CMS)

Relay FM Membership

COVID-19 pandemic (Linking to Stephen’s line: ‘Everyone knows what happened in early 2020.’)

Discord

The Beatles

Mac Power Users

Personal Changes 00:40:19

Relay FM for St. Jude (2022) (blog post about the fourth annual fundraiser)

Two Sides of a Coin 00:44:14

TikTok

Instagram Stories

YouTube Shorts

ESPN

Kathy Campbell

Woodworking

Dell

Augmented reality (AR)

Virtual reality (VR)

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

A Special Note
Martin is a paid subscriber of Stephen Hackett's shared membership program for Relay FM; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on Stephen as a participant of this academic podcasting project.

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Casey Liss Dec 07, 2022
Casey shares the story of his tech fandom (starting from early childhood), through to his discovery of the tech podcasting community, work as an independent app developer and co-hosting of shows such as Accidental Tech Podcast and Analog(ue). He also elaborates on career highlights, the friends he’s made along the way and what motivates him as a creative producer.

Podcast case study: Accidental Tech Podcast (producer)

Find Casey at caseyliss.com.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

It Was Accidental 00:00:00

Marco Arment

Dan Benjamin

Build and Analyze was a weekly news and discussion show about technology by Marco Arment and Dan Benjamin, which can now be found in the Internet Archive.

5by5

John Siracusa

Hypercritical (podcast)

Neutral

SoundCloud

Accidental Tech Podcast

Serial

99% Invisible

Apple, Inc.

Back to Work

Merlin Mann

App Store (iOS/iPadOS)

Apple Podcasts

iPod

Tech Fandom and Community 00:09:29

IBM

The photo of Casey as a toddler with an IBM computer

All-in-one PC

Mac (computer)

Windows 3.1

i386

DOS

IBM Disk Operation System Version 3.30 User Manual in the Internet Archive

Command-line interface

Intel 8088

Intel 8283

AUTOEXEC.BAT

Discman

Visual Basic (classic)

Floppy disk

Software development (what Casey refers to as ‘professional development’)

Virginia Tech

Linux

Unix

C++

.NET

C Sharp (programming language) (also C#)

Microsoft

Charlottesville, Virginia

Richmond, Virginia

Web development

Personal computer (PC) (Casey refers to Windows PCs specifically.)

Marco and Casey’s extensive Tumblr discussion

ThinkPad

Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon)

Ubuntu 8/04 LTS (Hardy Heron)

Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC)

MacBook (2006–2012) (polycarbonate model)

iPhone

iPod touch

iPad

Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs, “Computers are like a bicycle for our minds.” - Michael Lawrence Films (YouTube video)

Giving a Crap 00:28:27

Casey’s apps on the App Store

Peek-a-view

MaskerAid

Vignette (no longer available)

Callsheet (launched after this episode was recorded)

Casey’s use of the word ‘cancelled’ refers to cancel culture.

Connected

ATP membership (including the bootleg)

ATP store

Studio Neat

ATP × Studio Neat Chicken Hat Collab

Rocket

Relay FM

Christina Warren

GitHub

Tiff Arment

Business and Additional Media 00:39:00

Coronavirus

COVID-19 pandemic

Do By Friday

Patreon

Twitter

Three member-only instalments to celebrate 500 episodes

ATP Movie Club: My Cousin Vinny

ATP Movie Club: The Rundown

ATP Movie Club: Edge of Tomorrow

Swift (programming language)

Analog(ue)

Myke Hurley

Cotton Bureau

YouTube

A Great Equaliser 00:46:14

RSS

Spotify

Sirius XM

Sydney, Australia

What Is Dynamic Ad Insertion?

Roman Mars

What Is the Open Web?

Facebook

Name Your Heroes 00:55:15

Upgrade

Jason Snell

‘Underscore’ David Smith (or @_davidSmith)

Widgetsmith on the App Store

Highlights 00:59:38

Analog(ue) #5: The Only Way Out Is Through

Stephen Hackett

iOS

Phil Schiller

Casey’s ATP highlights

317: We’re Customers Too

96: The Windows of Siracusa County

Window management

Earlier episodes of Hypercritical featuring the words ‘Siracusa County’

15: The Bridges of Siracusa County

66: The Housewives of Siracusa County

99: New Siracusa County Bros. U

The Human Element 01:04:53

Parasocial interaction

Two Headed Girl

Casey’s Instagram profile

The joke about temperature refers to the ongoing discussion between Casey, his fellow podcasters and listeners about the pros and cons of Celsius and Fahrenheit as measures of ambient air temperature.

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

A Special Note
Martin is a paid subscriber of Casey Liss's shared membership program for Accidental Tech Podcast; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on Casey as a participant of this academic podcasting project.

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Arlill Rodriguez Nov 24, 2022
Arlill tells the story of how they discovered podcasts (through an earlier interest in gaming) and how they came to produce Random Chatterings: a show that covers ‘all aspects of pop culture including video games, movies, television shows, and the internet at large’.

Content warning: suicidal ideation, depression, transphobia, violence and some coarse language

Podcast case study: Naked Tech Podcast (listener)

Find Arlill on Twitter @HHowardson.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Gaming and Group Dynamics 00:00:00

GamesRadar

TalkRadar

‘Epic Honor’ is episode 123.

The Ricky Gervais Show

Medal of Honor (video game series)

Kirby’s Epic Yarn

Queer

MP3 player

iPhone

iPod

Sega Genesis

Existentialism

Random Chatterings

Maintenance Phase

Aubrey Gordon

Michael Hobbes

Editing Process 00:11:25

iTunes

Apple Podcasts

VTuber

Professionalism 00:18:46

Bookish with Sonya Walger

Instagram

TikTok

The Daily

Amazon (company)

AIM (software)

Motivation and Identity 00:23:44

Leftism

Progressivism

Roe v. Wade

Arlill’s top three Random Chatterings episodes

Episode 41.5 - Undertale

Episode 60.5 - Let’s Talk About... Virginity

Episode 65.5 - Let’s Talk About... Procrastination

Undertale (2015 video game)

Indie game

T-bone steak

Talking Simpsons

Bob Mackey

Henry Gilbert

Patreon

The Simpsons

Gender Reveal (podcast)

Tuck Woodstock

Latine (also ‘latin’, ‘latinx’, ‘latino’, ‘latina’ or ‘Latin American’, with various meanings and uses)

See Usage and pronunciation for an explanation of the differences.

‘Trans’ is a sociological term that may refer to either transgender or transsexual.

Please note this important distinction between the terms, as explained on the second webpage linked above (under Relationship to transgender): ’The term transgender was coined by John Oliven in 1965. By the 1990s, transsexual had come to be considered a subset of the umbrella term transgender. The term transgender is now more common, and many transgender people prefer the designation transgender and reject transsexual.’

Coming out

‘Cis’ refers to cisgender.

Donald Trump

Patton Oswalt

Michell McNamara (deceased spouse of Patton Oswalt)

I’ll Be Gone in the Dark (2018 book by Michelle McNamara)

YouTube

Twitter

Animal Crossing

Episode 86.5 - Animal Crossing and Gender Expression on Random Chatterings

COVID-19 pandemic

Pinterest

Nintendo

Gender binary

Final Thoughts 00:43:19

Naked Tech Podcast

Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Kelvin Lee Oct 10, 2022
Kelvin explains how his technological interest and experimentation in podcasting spawned from his early enthusiasm for opening up computers—wanting to see what was inside. He also considers how kids grow up with digital technology today and ponders what it would be like to be a robot feeder.

Podcast case study: Naked Tech Podcast (producer)

Find Kelvin on Twitter @_kelvinlee.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Part of a Movement 00:00:00

iPhone

Android (operating system)

Nokia E51

BlackBerry

Leo Laporte

This Week in Tech (TWiT)

Motorola

Apple, Inc.

Macintosh II

iOS

Google

Limetown (podcast)

Netflix

Experimentation and Control 00:07:16

The No Agenda Show

Adam Curry

YouTube

Marques Brownlee

RSS

Spotify

Joe Rogan

Pocket Casts

Someone Dared Us 00:12:14

Algorithm

Naked Tech Podcast

Geoff Kim

Twitter

Side hustle

Twitch (service)

YouTube Live

What Is YouTube Live? (article by Hootsuite)

OBS Studio

Virtual reality (VR)

Technological Vicissitude 00:27:20

Digital ecosystem

Personal computer

iPad

Facebook

Metaverse

Augmented reality (AR)

Mixed reality

Dystopia

The Matrix (franchise)

Elon Musk

Siri

Artificial intelligence (AI)

Machine learning (ML)

iBook

Remembering iBook: the ‘iMac to Go’ (an article that Martin wrote about the very iBook that Kelvin spotted in his study)

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Greg Scown Sep 27, 2022
Greg covers his long history as a podcast sponsor and explains how his recent podcast listening has been influenced by portable devices.

Podcast case study: Core Intuition (listener)

Find Greg on Twitter @macgreg.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Discovery through Sponsorship 00:00:00

Smile

Jean MacDonald

Your Mac Life

Farewell YML (article about Your Mac Life and Shawn King)

Apple, Inc.

Coupon code

Disklabel

BackBeat Media

Dave Hamilton

Mac Geek Gab

MacCast

Adam Christianson

Apple Watch

AirPods

iPod

iPhone

Timecode

Shows and Apps 00:07:56

Macintosh

Core Intuition

Rocket

Worldwide Developers Conference

Daniel Jalkut

Burrito

Moscone Center

Indie = independent

macOS

iOS

Manton Reece

Microblogging

TextExpander

Openness

Open-source software

Overcast

Apple Podcasts

Marco Arment

Software developer

Brianna Wu

Audiobook

Radio

Defining the Community 00:17:50

Persona

RSS

Slack

Upgrade

Myke Hurley

Jason Snell

Discord

Hidden Brain

Shankar Vendatam

NPR

Time shifting

Further Media and Algorithms 00:22:28

Fresh Air

Pacific Time Zone

Slow Horses

Gary Oldman

The Fifth Element

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy

House of Cards

Algorithm

Amazon

What Is Dynamic Ad Insertion?

TikTok

Mac Power Users

It’s the People 00:32:58

5by5

Dan Benjamin

Haddie Cooke

The Prompt

Federico Viticci

Stephen Hackett

St. Jude Children’s Hospital

Relay FM for St. Jude

Hemispheric Views

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Special Note
Greg Scown is COO and co-founder of TextExpander, which is referenced in his story as a podcast listener and supporter; no sponsorship or payments were given for the mention of this product on Really Specific Stories.

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Leon Mika Sep 19, 2022
Leon outlines how he became an Apple user and a podcast listener, while explaining his musical experience and his microblogging motivation.

Podcast case study: Core Intuition (listener)

Find Leon at lmika.org.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

A Second Voice 00:00:00

Daring Fireball

Planet Money

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

Relay FM

Apple, Inc.

Linux

Android (operating system)

iPod

The Talk Show with John Gruber

Core Intuition

Discovering Core Intuition 00:08:15

Micro.blog

Manton Reece

Daniel Jalkut

Front-end and back-end development

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Finding a Community on Micro.blog 00:14:42

Blog

Social media

Extraversion and introversion

Reblogging

Micro Monday

Performance indicator (metrics)

Shaking Up the Routine 00:22:32

Reconcilable Differences

Mike Oldfield

Progressive rock

Tubular Bells

Acoustic guitar

Mandolin

Musical keyboard

Australian Music Examinations Board (AMEB)

Human multitasking

Indie = independent

Openness

Open-source software

Spotify

Twitter

What Is Dynamic Ad Insertion?

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

A Special Note
Leon is a paid subscriber of Martin’s One Prime Plus membership program for the shared podcast, Hemispheric Views; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on Leon as a participant of this academic podcasting project.

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Daniel Jalkut Sep 02, 2022
Daniel narrates his experience as co-producer of the Core Intuition podcast, asserts the importance of feeds online and considers his own exhibition of personas across the Web.

Podcast case study: Core Intuition (producer)

Find Daniel at Bitsplitting and Red Sweater.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

A Detailed Account 00:00:00

Apple, Inc.

iTunes

NetNewsWire

iPod

CNET

Buzz Out Loud

Leo Laporte

National Public Radio (NPR)

Time shifting

Audiobook

Manton Reece

Core Intuition

The Bitsplitting Podcast

MacBreak Weekly

Novelty and Ubiquity 00:06:57

Developer

Personal computer (PC) (Daniel’s reference to ‘PC’ is about computers that specifically run the Microsoft Windows operating system.)

Overcast

iPhone

Baseball

Human multitasking

Computer multitasking

Thirsty for a Community 00:16:49

Internet Relay Chat (IRC)

Yahoo! Mail

Yahoo! Groups

Slack

Twitter

Daniel speaking at NSConference 2011 (Flickr image)

My Appearance on Late Night Cocoa (blog post by Daniel)

Episode 1: Two Voices

TED (conference)

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

The Talk Show with John Gruber

Blog

Speakers’ Corner

RSS

Boombox

Cassette tape

Feeds 00:28:17

Web feed

Netflix

The New York Times

Scrapbooking

Client (computing)

iPad

Macintosh

Disappearing inks

Openness

Open-source software

YouTube

youtube-dl

MarsEdit

Black Ink

Personas 00:40:46

@danielpunkass

@DanRather

Bitsplitting

Instagram

Twitch

Minecraft

TwitPOP

Do it yourself (DIY)

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

A Special Note
Martin is a paid subscriber of Daniel Jalkut’s Core Intuition membership program; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on Daniel as a participant of this academic podcasting project.

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Manton Reece Aug 23, 2022
Manton recalls his earliest podcasting experiments, then shares his personal experiences in co-producing the Core Intuition podcast and developing tools for the open Web.

Podcast case study: Core Intuition (producer)

Find Manton at manton.org.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Experimentation and Serendipity 00:00:00

Dave Winer

RSS

iPod

Podcast Shuffle

Core Intuition

Daniel Jalkut

Mac

iOS

iPod shuffle

Video podcasts

Merlin Mann

Apple TV

Mac mini

Front Row (software)

Apple Remote

Soundbites 00:11:24

Trains

Manton recording rail sounds back in the day (photo)

Disneyland

NPR

Worldwide Developers Conference

Chinatown, San Francisco

Cable car

COVID-19 pandemic

iPhone

iTunes

Core Intuition 00:17:07

Internet Relay Chat (IRC)

Slack

Apple, Inc.

The Talk Show with John Gruber

Accidental Tech Podcast

Relay FM

Micro.blog

Micro.blog 00:28:13

Wavelength for Micro.blog (blog post by Manton about the app and the microcasting feature on the site)

Timetable

Kickstarter

Wavelength for Micro.blog (iOS app)

Microblogging

Anchor

MP3

Spotify

Odeo

Twitter

Indie Microblogging (book)

A Vision for the Open Web 00:39:06

Facebook

IndieWeb

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

A Special Note
Martin is a paid subscriber of Manton Reece’s Core Intuition membership program and his paid service, Micro.blog; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on Manton as a participant of this academic podcasting project.

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Geoff Kim Aug 18, 2022
Geoff tells the story of a podcast that came from conversation with his workmates; he then elaborates on technological experimentation with his co-host and ponders what the future of the medium will be.

Podcast case study: Naked Tech Podcast (producer)

Find Geoff at geoff.kim.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Over Lunch and Between Meetings 00:00:00

This Week in Tech (TWiT)

Leo Laporte

Tom Merritt

Daily Tech News Show (DTNS)

Apple, Inc.

iPod

iPhone

iTunes

Samsung

iPhone 4

Kelvin Lee

Naked Tech Podcast

Open plan

Surry Hills, New South Wales

RØDE Microphones

Apple Podcasts

Serial

Conversations as a Hobby 00:07:55

From hobby to hero: The history of Apple TV (example of ‘hobby’ status for Apple products)

COVID-19 pandemic

Information technology

Shifting Consumption 00:11:29

last.fm

According to The Free Dictionary, the definition of ’scrobbling’ is ‘to record a listener's musical preferences and recommend similar music that he or she might enjoy’.

Spotify

Audible

Bitcoin

YouTube

No Agenda

Adam Curry

Twitch

Naked Tech Podcast on Twitch

Naked Tech Podcast on YouTube

LinkedIn

Podcast ‘Purity’ 00:20:11

Thumbnail

Hiatus and Future Production 00:22:33

Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC)

Consumer Electronics Show (CES)

Las Vegas

Marvel Comics

Marvel Entertainment

DC Comics

DC Entertainment

San Diego Comic-Con International

Artificial intelligence (AI)

DALL•E

Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3 (GPT-3)

Salvador Dali

Al Gore

Geoff’s ‘Al Gore on the dance floor’ tweet

Virtual reality (VR)

Oculus Rift

Neo (The Matrix)

Her (2013 film)

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Jean MacDonald Aug 08, 2022
Jean recalls her extensive history of podcast listening and production; along the way, she covers her work in technology and online community management and her interest in productivity and sci-fi.

Podcast case study: Hemispheric Views (listener)

Find Jean at micro.welltempered.net.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Insight into the Industry 00:00:00

Audiobook

Cassette tape

iPod

Apple Podcasts (iTunes back then)

The Ricky Gervais Show (podcast)

The Office (British TV series)

Macintosh

iPhone

Your Mac Life

Farewell YML (article about Your Mac Life and Shawn King)

Mac Geek Gab

MacCast

Adam Christianson

Smile Software

Macworld Expo

Greg Scown

Somebody Has to Care! 00:10:44

Orphan Black (2013 TV series)

Allison Sheridan

Sestracast

Jason Snell

The Incomparable

Relay FM

Kathy Campbell

GarageBand

James Dempsey

Getting Things Done

David Allen

Merlin Mann

The Weekly Review

Star Trek: Voyager (1995 TV series)

Micro Monday

Brent Simmons

The Omni Group

OmniFocus

An In-house Podcast 00:18:23

Manton Reece

Micro.blog

Twitter #FollowFriday

National Public Radio (NPR)

Hemispheric Views

Overload 00:24:29

NosillaCast

Mac Power Users

Accidental Tech Podcast

The Talk Show with John Gruber

Core Intuition

Tech or Not? 00:28:23

iOS

The Walt Disney Company

Walt Disney World

Disneyland

Apple, Inc.

Community Engagement 00:32:37

Kickstarter

The Matrix Resurrections: a Counter-review in Bullet Points (the exceptionally long reply that became a post on Martin’s Feld Notes blog)

Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany

Micro.blog Help Center

Plug-in (computing)

Discover on Micro.blog

Notes (Apple)

Accessibility

Alt attribute

Broad Availability 00:44:25

Random Trek

Scott McNulty

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

A Special Note
Jean is a paid subscriber of Martin’s One Prime Plus membership program for the shared podcast, Hemispheric Views, and Martin subscribes to her shared service, Micro.blog; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on Jean as a participant of this academic podcasting project.

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Michael Fürstenberg Aug 01, 2022
Michael recounts his earliest podcast consumption—in line with his commuting and work in development—expands on his music fandom and offers a Norwegian perspective on US-centric tech discussion.

Podcast case study: Hemispheric Views (listener)

Find Michael at furstenberg.co.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Commuting and Developing 00:00:00

Hemispheric Views Discord

RSS

Sony Ericsson

Java (programming language)

MP3

Apple

BBC

Software developer

Edtech

Hemispheric Views

Tech and Music Nerdery 00:06:25

The Talk Show

5by5

Hypercritical

John Siracusa

Build and Analyze was a weekly news and discussion show about technology by Marco Arment and Dan Benjamin; web searches for the podcast now return 404 error webpages.

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

Merlin Mann

Relay FM

Harald Are Lund (mentioned Norwegian broadcaster)

Iron Maiden

Time shifting

Commodore 64

Oslo, Norway

The podcaster whom Michael recalls was participating in a game developers’ conference called Konsoll Bergen.

Slack (software)

Discord

Regular People 00:16:24

Six Colors

Svelte Radio

JavaScript

Differing Cultural Views 00:19:44

Daring Fireball

itv

Wikipedia

Prime Minister

President (government title)

Searching for New Voices 00:26:10

Person of colour

Alex Cox

Two Headed Girl (the mentioned podcast about Alex and her partner)

Twitter

Article about Podcasting 2.0 and other technologies

YouTube

Netflix

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — David Brown Jul 19, 2022
David shares why he finds the relatability of tech podcasters important and how his commitment to running has influenced his audio preferences.

Podcast case study: Hemispheric Views (listener)

Find David at superdavey.com.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

I’ll Give It a Go 00:00:00

Russell Ivanovic

Shifty Jelly / Pocket Casts

An article about Pocket Weather and alternatives at the time of its ceased development

iPhone

Leo Laporte

This Week in Tech

Twitter

Leaving Podcast Subscriptions 00:04:54

The Prompt

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

Spotify

Android (operating system)

Apple Inc.

Following Hemispheric Views 00:12:05

Hemispheric Views

iMessage

Gabriel (aka Gabz)

Perth, Australia

Connected

Relatability, Affordances and Context 00:15:15

Casefile

Darknet Diaries

Audiobook

The Expanse (novel series)

The Midnight Library (novel)

Honeybee (novel)

Interacting with Other Fans 00:24:04

Hemispheric Views Discord

BubbleSort

Relay FM

Apple Watch

Home screen

Preferences and Aspirations 00:30:20

TV listings — also generally called ’TV guides)

Garmin

Audible (service)

John Chidgey

Queensland, Australia

1.5x 00:38:32

Listening to podcasts at '1.5x speed' refers to the ability to adjust playback in various podcast apps.

Overcast

Castro

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Andrew Canion Jul 08, 2022
Andrew explains why podcasts are more valuable to him than music and describes how his tech interests and sport fandom have intersected over the years.

Podcast case study: Hemispheric Views (producer)

Find Andrew at andrewcanion.com.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

You’d Have to Explain 00:00:00

ThinkPad

iPod

iTunes

Adam Curry — aka ‘The Podfather’

Audiobook

BBC World Service (BBC Sounds)

Serial

Leo Laporte

Discord

Perth, Western Australia

Critical Mass 00:07:08

Bill Simmons

Relay FM

5by5

ESPN

Slack

Discourse

Reddit

Hello Internet

Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)

Neutral

Determining the Time Budget 00:09:55

Mac Power Users

Mac Power Users forum

Apps and Shows 00:13:06

When Andrew says ‘stock apps’, he’s referring to default apps for podcast subscription and playback, rather than software for tracking the stock market.

Overcast

Pocket Casts

Castro

iPad

Apple Podcasts app

Siri

Hamish and Andy

99% Invisible

National Basketball League (NBL)

Core Intuition

Dan Benjamin

MP3

What Is Dynamic Ad Insertion? (DAI)

Becoming a Producer 00:21:10

Keep Practising

Micro.blog

The Basketball Tournament

NBL Pocket Podcast

Co-host ‘Joe’ is Joseph Corr.

Community, Friendship and Persona 00:28:06

@NBL on Twitter

NBL Pocket Podcast Discord server

Hemispheric Views

Jason Burk

‘Meatspace’ = the physical world, as opposed to the virtual world (or ‘cyberspace’)

Justin Bieber

Performance and Preparation 00:37:16

Woolworths Supermarkets

NBL1

Kayo

Perth Redbacks

Reflecting on Hemispheric Views 00:45:59

RSS

One Prime Plus — Patreon site for Hemispheric Views

Patreon

YouTube

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Jason Burk Jul 07, 2022
Jason recounts his lifelong audio adventure, starting from his earliest days as a self-proclaimed nerdy kid through to his role as co-host of Hemispheric Views.

Podcast case study: Hemispheric Views (producer)

Find Jason at grepjason.sh.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Listen Whenever You Want 00:00:00

TechTV

Windows Registry

The Tech Guy

Leo Laporte

RSS

Window management

Windows 98

AOL

Digital video recorder (DVR)

Jeopardy!

2600: The Hacker Quarterly

Google Podcasts

Apple Podcasts

When Podcasts Became Podcasts 00:09:49

Time shifting

MP3

iPod

Apple 30-pin dock connector

The history of the word ‘Podcast’

CD player

Cassette player

Walkman

Digital rights management (DRM)

iPod Video

Computer Shopper (US magazine)

Consumer Technology Association (CES)

Connecting with Hosts 00:16:43

‘How it feels to listen to podcasts’ meme

NPR

YouTube

Becoming a Producer 00:22:41

Search engine optimisation

Discord

iMessage

Andrew Canion

Hemispheric Views

000: International Mac Nerds — ‘Episode 00’, which was originally episode 39 of the Lounge Ruminator podcast

Micro.blog

YouTube Creator Awards — aka ‘plaques from Google’

Patreon

One Prime Plus — Patreon site for Hemispheric Views

Changes and Show Notes 00:40:33

Software widget

Social bookmarking — aka ‘read-it-later’ services

What are podcast show notes and why do you need them?

Here's a hint: these very show notes are influenced by the excellent format that Jason brought to Hemispheric Views.

Easter egg (media)

The Future of the Medium 00:50:55

Cross-platform software — linked to the use of the term ‘platform-agnostic’

Amazon Kindle

Spotify

General top-level domain — redirected from ‘domain extension’, linked to the use of the hypothetical names ’.spo’ and ‘.amz’

Why Do We Do This? 00:59:54

‘Big leather couch’ = the stereotype of people lying down on such furniture while attending therapy or psychological appointments

Persona

Whippersnipper

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeld

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

Martin’s edit in Ferrite — Introducing Really Specific Stories Jul 04, 2022
Listen to host Martin Feld explain the background, purpose and approach of Really Specific Stories, as he sets out to interview participants of the RSS-based tech-podcasting community.

Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.

Background and Purpose 00:00:00

RSS

Fandom

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

University of Wollongong (UOW)

Dr. Kate Bowles at UOW and on Twitter

Dr. Christopher Moore at UOW and on Twitter

Lounge Ruminator

Feld Notes

Andrew Canion

Jason Burk

Example definitions of open technologies

Spotify

Methodology and Approach 00:03:47

Qualitative research

Narrative inquiry

‌Day, L., Cunsolo, A., Castleden, H., Martin, D., Hart, C., Anaviapik-Soucie, T., Russell, G., Paul, C., Dewey, C. and Harper, S.L., 2017, ‘The Expanding Digital Media Landscape of Qualitative and Decolonizing Research: Examining Collaborative Podcasting as a Research Method’, in MediaTropes eJournal, Vol. 7, No. 1., pp. 203–228

Alex Canion

The relevant source for Norman Denzin’s narrative epiphanies was: Savin-Baden, M. and Van Niekerk, L., 2007, ‘Narrative Inquiry: Theory and Practice’, Journal of Geography in Higher Education, Vol. 31, No. 3, pp. 459-472.

Episodes to Come... 00:07:30

Accessibility

Ferrite Recording Studio — In Depth (including information on MP3 chapter markers and other affordances)

Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio

Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact

Website: www.rsspod.net

Email: martin@loungeruminator.net

Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeld — with the rebranding of Twitter to X and the deteriorating situation on that site, I made the decision after publication to switch focus to Mastodon instead, which is a more open alternative.

Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld

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