Podcast: NaPodPoMo 2019

As the sun sets on the NaPodPoMo challenge for 2019, I talk about my new 3D printer and the fun and weirdness that it has presented me with so far.

In today’s near-midnight, penultimate, recording, I recount being doorstepped by a representative of the Brexit Party, share my views on the EU Referendum, and make a point about respecting other people’s opinions and beliefs.

In my longest episode for this month’s NaPodPoMo challenge, I talk about US national events around this time, the concept of getting away from work whilst in work, and go on a bit about flexible working.

Whilst playing catch-up from the past two days, I tell you about the 3D printer I just bought, and the reasons why.

On an evening where I don’t know the day or date, I cover off the season finale of Manifest with no spoilers, and things go mad at work. Only four days left now…

I’m back in my established place at the side of the house, talking about Manifest (again), podcast networks, and four podcasts that I recommend, all from Gimlet Media.

On an evening walk to church with the family, we talk about The Lion King and the inability of drivers to follow road signs.

Recording this in the studio just before midnight, I comment on the lecture that Sir Tim Berners-Lee gave about the future safeguarding of the World Wide Web.

Once again, at the eleventh hour (shouldn’t that be twelfth hour?) I find myself outside the house recording the episode intended for today. I mention The Bugcast, and highlight some potential inaccuracies on a previous episode.

After putting the recycling out, I try and keep reasonably quiet whilst talking about dinner and podcasting. I really have nothing to talk about… apart from lots of stuff.

As the seconds tick away on Thursday, I’m back outside in the cool night air to update on Manifest, and talk about the #IndieWeb: decentralised and privacy-aware social and network services and products. Tell me your thoughts?