Inventory-ing
Inventory-ing
Podcast Description
Inventory-ing is a podcast hosted by Sam Mason de Caires, that delves into the lesser-known subcultures thriving in the quiet corners of the internet. Sam speaks with a diverse range of guests, from artists and writers to editors, scientists, and engineers. Together, we explore their unique stories, personal histories, and the exciting prospects on the horizon that fuel their passions.
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The podcast examines various topics including digital art, independent publishing, creative technology, and the dynamics of online communities, with episodes highlighting the work of independent curators, writers, and tech innovators such as Kristoffer Tjalve's Naive initiatives and Meg Miller's editorial ventures.
Inventory-ing is a podcast hosted by Sam Mason de Caires, that delves into the lesser-known subcultures thriving in the quiet corners of the internet. Sam speaks with a diverse range of guests, from artists and writers to editors, scientists, and engineers. Together, we explore their unique stories, personal histories, and the exciting prospects on the horizon that fuel their passions.
Jake Weber is a writer, programmer and the creator of printernet, a platform that takes your favourite writing from the internet and delivers it to your door as a physical print subscription.
He writes both fiction and non-fiction and has been published nationwide. He is currently quietly working on his first book.
You can read more of Jake's writing on his website jakeweber.net
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