good_work
good_work
Podcast Description
good_work is a show where we talk to independent designers, programmers, artists, and inventors doing good work in pursuit of their creative vision.
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The show explores themes of creativity and innovation, focusing on the journeys of independent creators. Episodes might cover topics like the intersection of artistry and technology, as exemplified in the debut episode with Keegan McNamara, who discusses merging beauty with functionality in computer design, alongside discussions on sustainable practices in art and the challenges of entrepreneurship.

good_work is a show where we talk to independent designers, programmers, artists, and inventors doing good work in pursuit of their creative vision.
“When you make something with material, it always says something back to you that you didn’t expect.” That’s the heart of my conversation with Matt Webb — writer, technologist, and creator of Poem/1, the clock that tells the time in AI-composed verse. We talk about ”design pathfinding”, why inventing in the AI era means making things before you fully understand things, and how jokes, demos, and small experiments can reveal unexpectedly serious possibilities. Matt walks through the origins of his app Galactic Compass and his clock Poem/1, along with his approach to note-taking, writing, Kickstarter, and building a creative practice around curiosity. Matt is exceptional at staying sensitive to the feelings objects evoke and following strange ideas wherever they lead. Even into blind alleys, or to communist dolphins.

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