After a somewhat long hiatus, the Thinking About Tools for Thought podcast is back. In episode 10, I interview Phil Nunnally on how he uses his many tools for thought, and how he switches back and forth between them.
Podcasting
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Episode 009 of the Thinking About Tools For Thought podcast is out – describing my first steps in using Logseq – check it out!
Episode 008 of the Thinking About Tools For Thought podcast is out – an interview with Ton Zijlstra, talking about his use of Obsidian for personal knowledge management, note taking, and more – check it out!
Episode 007 of the Thinking About Tools For Thought podcast is out – an interview with Jack Baty, talking about tools like TiddlyWiki, Org-Roam, and more – check it out!
Episode 006 of the Thinking About Tools For Thought podcast is out – talking about how to find the things we write – check it out!
Episode 005 of the Thinking About Tools For Thought podcast is out – an interview with Chris Aldrich, talking about his use of Obsidian, memory tools, and more – check it out!
Episode 4 of the Thinking About Tools For Thought podcast is out – Experiments with OPML – check it out!
Episode 3 of the Thinking About Tools For Thought podcast is now out – interview with Ken Smith, talking about Drummer software and other tools – check it out!
Ken Smith and I recorded an interview for the next episode of my podcast “Thinking About Tools For Thought“. Zoom works great for interviews! The new episode should be up tomorrow, we talked a fair amount about Drummer and using Old School. Should be a great episode!
Thinking about Tools for Thought – Episode 001
I am starting a new podcast series titled “Thinking about Tools for Thought”, which will talk about tools and methods for helping people think. The following are links to different tools/resources mentioned in the podcast. I may move this to another domain, but getting started here.
Tools:
Weblogs/posts
- Dave Winer/Scripting News
- Ken Smith Drummer blog
- Andy Sylvester Drummer blog
- Organizing information for use
- Ken’s earlier post on this
- Mike Caufield’s post referenced in Ken’s post on “Organizing information for use”
- Ken on Twitter
- Chris Aldrich on tools (not mentioned on the podcast, but a good overview)
The podcast (link to file):