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!
Podcasting
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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):
Father’s Day gifts – let the podcasting/screencasting begin!
Thanksgiving
I have finally gotten back in the saddle and released episode 19 of Convocast, in which I talk about what I am thankful for. I can see it has been six weeks since episode 18, so I hope things will be more regular in the future…..
These 16,000 BBC Sound Effects are made available by the BBC in WAV format to download for use under the terms of the RemArc Licence. The Sound Effects are BBC copyright, but they may be used for personal, educational or research purposes, as detailed in the license.
Might want to use this someday….