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Paul Ford is a technologist and a writer, sometimes these two things blur. For example, he’s currently working on a book about webpages, but he’s also building a content management system for webpages -  because you know it could help with the writing.  (yeah his book is late) Its not like he's trying to procrastinate, this is just what life is like when you are Paul Ford.  A couple of Monday night's ago he was sitting on his couch drinking some rye whisky and chatting with his friends on twitter  and he accidentally a brand new webpage community.  This is the true origin story of his tilde.club. Yours truly also started a new thing it is called dislike.club. We also check in with Librarian and community manager Jessamyn West for advice on how to start an online community that doesn't suck. 

The Dislike Club is  a story-in-progress, it will play out on the podcast over the next few weeks and then culminate December 21 on Radiotonic, from ABC RN’s Creative Audio Unit.

Backspace to the Future (the dislike club part I)

At some point in your life you’ve probably encountered a problem in the built world where the fix was obvious to you. Maybe a door that opened the wrong way, or poorly painted marker on the road. Mostly, when we see these things, we grumble on the inside, and then do nothing.

But not Richard Ankrom.

99% Invisible-152- Guerrilla Public Service

This is the first episode of Traverse - a Climbing Podcast by RedSquared. 

A podcast for the amateur climber and adventurer. Aiming to see the world through the lens of climbing.  

Traverse - a Climbing Podcast: Episode 1

Just Say No?  This is your brain on drugs?  Find out the ridiculous and misguided ways teenagers actually deal with drugs.  The Mortified Podcast is a proud member of Radiotopia from PRX.   Listen @ getmortified.com/podcast.

63: Dazed And Confused

A podcast devoted to the lifestyle of amateur climbers and adventurers.

Aiming to see the world through the lens of climbing, Traverse seeks out interesting/unique topics on the climbing experience of those of us who consider ourselves amateurs at heart. We're not paid to climb, we make no money traveling. We simply love what we do and want to talk about it. 

Traverse - a Climbing Podcast: Episode 1

RedSquared

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