Guest Appearances

Had the usual fun guesting on Leo Laporte’s This Week in Tech podcast yesterday along with the supersmart Ryan Block of gdgt, as well as the venerable Alex Lindsey of Pixel Corps.

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I had the pleasure of being on Steve Reikenberg’s Geek Cred podcast and chatting about playing with tech.

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My first appearance on a World of Warcraft podcast with Shawn and Patrick. Lovely hosts. Grand time talking! They were even nice to a n00b like me.

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A pleasure as always talking Aplpe rumours, evils of Google and more with Leo Laporte on This Week in Tech, with his guests Harry McCracken of Technologizer and author and former Salon co-founder Scott Rosenberg.

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Had the honor of being on John C. Dvorak and Sebatian Rupley’s wonderful Cranky Geeks round table again along with Chris DiBona, open source program manager at Google. John felt the episode was weird. I think in a good way.

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Was honored to be asked to join Patrick Beja’s Phileas Club podcast this month. I spoke from the US perspective, Patrick from the French and his other guest was Turki from Saudi Arabia. It’s a political podcast so it’s all world events and very little tech. But we did talk about the Large Hadron Collider and I tried my best to explain why it won’t kill us all.

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My wife produces the show Scam School for Revision 3, so I tagged along at one of their shoots and got pulled into some cheesy goodness. Involving beer. And if you watch through to the outtakes, I almost ruined the trick.

My co-host from Buzz out Loud, Molly Wood, and I were pleased to be invited to Martin Sargent’s shed for a chat about Internet Superstardom.

Once again had the pleasure of joing the TWiTs from Leo Laporte’s This Week in Tech, and his guests Jim Louderback of Revision3 and Dwight Silverman of the Houston Chronicle.

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Just recorded an interview with John Blackstone from the CBS Early Show. (Gee how did they get my name?) They wanted some insight into the effects of what Terri Childs has done to the City of San Francisco’s municipal network. If you haven’t heard he changed some passwords, apparently on routers, and refuses to tell anyone what they are. He’s in jail now.

Here’s the video.