Written Off: Recent Episodes
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Download: Written Off – Episode 1.3 – Free Speech and You Keeping our promise of once-a-week podcasts, Kempa and I tackle free speech this week, expounding from Saudi Arabian anti-blasphemy laws to the question of free speech as a “fundamental human right.” We also discuss what in the world a “fundamental human right” is and how, […]
Download: Written Off – Episode 1.2 – Syria, Twitter and Citizen Journalism In our triumphant return to knowing that you know that we don’t know, Chris and I today discuss the role that social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook can play in social and political movements around the world. Lately, we’ve been trying […]
Oh. Hello, again. Good to see you. Yes. We know. It’s been a while. We know it’s been a while. We’re sorry. We hope you hadn’t forgotten about us. Had you forgotten about us? For what it’s worth, we’ve missed you. In any case, we’re back — with a few minor changes. Here are the […]
Hi all! The Kempster and my second podcast should be go time by tomorrow afternoon for your listening enthrallment. But to tide you over until then, here are a few brief words of introduction: We plan on discussing a lot of different elements about memes and their relationship to the internet; particularly, we are interested […]
Hello friends and well-wishers: Hopefully by now you’ve had a chance to listen to our inaugural podcast. If you haven’t go do that. Now. Or later. We talked about a lot of aspects of the long arm of the law vis-a-vis its role in the community. Or more specifically how its presence in the community affects […]
Hello there. This the first episode of Written Off. It is a nice episode. As it is our first episode, we thought we’d keep things light. So. This week we discuss broken windows theory, the police force’s relationship with the public and Kempa’s recent brush with the law. Are you listening to it? If so, […]
Hi there. We are Chris Wong and Dave Kempa. We are writers. And now podcasters. And also, it seems, bloggers. Chris Wong lives in Fayetteville, Arkansas. He is a poet, I think. Dave Kempa lives in Brooklyn, New York. He does journalism, but I am not so sure that he is currently employed. This here […]