Beautiful day. Nothing to fear.
Finding inner peace through simplicity, technology, perspective, and other means.
This week, Andrew and Jeffrey talk about writing! They discuss why writing is a part of their lives, their respective creative processes, and how not to fear the Publish button. They also touch on their favorite writers, essays, apps, environments, soundtracks, and more. Plus, you'll find out their views on the Oxford comma, style guides, BIC pens (gross), and adverbs!
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Our somewhat topical sixth episode:
This week, Andrew and Jeffrey indulge in a smorgasbord of tech-related news and topics. They discuss their new jobs, the pros and cons of coffee, and the recent scrutiny of link blogging. They also dive deep on the issue of App.net: what it is, what it isn't, and what it all means. Talk of their respective views on Things versus OmniFocus round out the episode.
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This week, Andrew and Jeffrey talk about sports from the ZenGeek's perspective. They discuss their respective careers and statistics, sports culture, winning and not winning, dealing with sports fans online and off, and whether or not attaching yourself to a team's success is a good idea. Also: seafood, slogging, App.net, and more!
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Episode IV:
In this episode of the ZenGeek Podcast, Andrew and Jeffrey brave the topic of money. They discuss whether it's possible to walk away from money, spending on things versus investing in experiences, and their respective views on making a living on the web. They also announce the winner of the Static Made t-shirt contest, as well as touch on the Olympics, menu bars, and Jeffrey's impending daughter!
We've gotten some great feedback on our first few episodes (see Mike Vardy's and Rob Boone's very kind words). Thank you to everyone who's listened So far!
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Our highly awesome third episode:
In this episode of the ZenGeek Podcast, Andrew and Jeffrey delve into the world of social networks. They discuss why they quit and/or rejoined Facebook and/or Twitter, what makes Path so sad, and how we can leverage inputs in a way that isn't creepy or unproductive. They also ask the tough questions: what's this contributing to your life, why are you sharing your sandwich, and is it really worth worrying? There's also talk of the coolest new cat on the Internet: Mountain Lion.
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Andrew and Jeffrey discuss the surprisingly complex topic of minimalism, including its place in technology, lifestyle design, and your head. They also touch on Moleskine explosions, the relevance of staplers, and the beauty that is Squarespace 6.
We're on a Thursday release schedule from now on, so please enjoy our first two episodes until then!
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Today I'm thrilled to announce the ZenGeek Podcast, a weekly audio program about technology, mindfulness, and more. Co-hosting the show with me is the exceptional Jeffrey Inscho of Static Made.
Our first episode — wherein we introduce ourselves, our plans and expectations for the show, Jeffrey's dentist appointment, my bass collection, and more — is already available for your listening pleasure.
You can follow the show on Twitter, Instacast, or via RSS, as well as subscribe on iTunes. Also be sure to check out our shiny new website for the latest show notes and updates.
Like Jeffrey, I'm very excited about the show, and I'm looking forward to having some great discussions about the topics we care about.
We'd love to have you along for the ride, so come visit ZenGeek.net and tune in!
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