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73. Rediscovering the iPod Hi-Fi
Is there a device from your past that deserves a bit more love and attention? I discuss one from a simpler digital time that brings me and my family joy. Read a transcript of the episode. Subscribe via RSS. Links and Show Notes
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PhD Journal Entry 11: A Return to Writing
The last time that I wrote a PhD journal entry was back in April 2020. Extending the theme of this blog, which is overthinking, it’s fair to say that the long gap was a result of overdoing things, as I was also maintaining a written autoethnographic journal of my research and sharing updates on my
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Indie App Inspo from HV 134
In episode 134 of Hemispheric Views, Andrew and I discussed his appearance on The Omni Show and what it means to love certain apps on your computer. The Mac is home to many beloved third-party apps, whether they be NetNewsWire, MarsEdit, Audio Hijack, Pastebot, Acorn, iA Writer, BBEdit or the recently-acquired Pixelmator Pro. The list is endless. Back in episode 097, when we undertook our ‘Duel of the Defaults’, we
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3×2 Photocast
For the past few years, I’ve been extremely fortunate to produce the Hemispheric Views podcast with my two great friends, Andrew Canion and Jason Burk. It has led me to meet more wonderful people online and helped me to develop practical skills that have benefited other audio projects in my research and paid work, such
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Kacho Fugetsu
I’m an enthusiastic user of OM SYSTEM cameras, the brand formerly known as Olympus, which was transferred to Japan Industrial Partners (JIP) in 2021 and became the new company OM Digital Solutions (OMDS). I entered the ecosystem in 2022, having been a happy Canon user for years. I wanted a lighter mirrorless system and I
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Mr. Default
Recently, in episode 097 of Hemispheric Views, which was titled ‘Duel of the Defaults’, I had the pleasure of battling it out against my co-host, Jason, to see who had the most default apps installed on their phone. I thought that it would be a fun idea before we recorded the episode, but I had no idea
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72. The Lounge Resurrections
I’m back on the audio lounge after an entire year of absolutely nothing, and of course, there are some excuses! Welcome back to Lounge Ruminator… restored, reloaded, rebooted—however you want to put it! There’ll be more in the future, but without the pressure of a regular schedule. Thanks for following the show! Read a transcript
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Apple Music-free Mac
Media ecologist Marshall McLuhan once said, ‘We walk backwards into the future’. He was referring to the human tendency to feel nostalgic in the face of new things—to focus on what has already passed us by. I find myself frequently in conflict about the devices that I use: their usefulness, balancing necessity with desire and
Lounge Ruminator
by Martin Feld
Lounge Ruminator 