Dave Briggs: Recent Episodes
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Last year I recorded a bunch of podcasts that people seemed to enjoy. They were hosted on a service that needed paying for, and when I stopped paying, they dropped off the internet! Oh no!
So, have rehosted them on Soundcloud, which is free. I’ll go back over the original posts and update them when I get a chance, but in the meantime you can find them all at https://soundcloud.com/davebriggs, or you can use the embedded player below.
I’ve started up a new – hopefully weekly – podcast with my friend Robert.
If you like long, rambling conversations about not an awful lot, you’re going to love this.
Listen to the first episode here:
http://traffic.libsyn.com/rbdbfm/1-FINAL-2.mp3 You can subscribe in your favourite podcatching app using the RSS feed: http://rbdb.fm/rss
The podcast is back, BACK, BAAAAAAAAAAACK!
I’m joined in this episode by Esko Reinikainen, of the Satori Lab.
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Here’s a link to download the original mp3 file if you would like to do that.
If you would like to subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app, the feed is http://davebriggs.libsyn.com/rss or you can find the podcast on iTunes.
Show notes and related links (in a slightly jumbled order):
- Agora event page
- Agora ideascale
- Moonshot thinking video
- Astro Teller, Google’s Captain of Moonshots, explaining it at big tent (features a question from Esko!!!)
- Building Gods documentary
- March Madness on Pipeline
- Optogenetics
- Synthetic biology
- Social physics
- Sensable cities
- Stuart Parkin – Spintronics
Hope you enjoy it!
Here’s my fifth podcast. This is becoming a thing!
I’m joined in this episode by Anne McCrossan, who runs Visceral Business. Anne’s thing is getting organisations perform as genuinely social businesses.
http://traffic.libsyn.com/davebriggs/ep5-annemccrossan.mp3 Here’s a link to download the original mp3 file if you would like to do that.
If you would like to subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app, the feed is http://davebriggs.libsyn.com/rss or you can find the podcast on iTunes.
Show notes and related links (in a slightly jumbled order):
- Dave’s podcast with Lloyd
- Future Comms ’14
- Barclays digital eagles
- Bitcoin
- Sandy Pentland
- Social Physics
- Map of how much war is in the world (possibly not the one Anne mentioned)
- Jim Collins – Built to Last
- Connected Housing report
Here’s the fourth episode of the podcast, where I chat with Andy Mabbett, twitcher birder extraordinaire and Wikipedian par excellence. He’s also done a bit of web work in local government.
http://traffic.libsyn.com/davebriggs/ep4-andymabbett.mp3 Here’s a link to download the original mp3 file if you would like to do that.
If you would like to subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app, the feed is http://davebriggs.libsyn.com/rss or you can find the podcast on iTunes.
Show notes and related links (in a slightly jumbled order):
- Free Culture Weekend
- Wikimania 2014
- Hack the Barbican
- Lloyd Davis
- Wikidata
- The Cornish Wikipedia
- ADDED VALUE: The cornish word for cheese is “keus”
- The Wikidata game
- Zooniverse
- Mapumental
- OpenStreetMap
- Bike shop data in OpenStreetMap
- Wheelmap
- Histropedia
- Wikipedia voice intro project
- Listen to Florence Nightingale speak thanks to Wikipedia
- WikiMedia UK
- Birmingham.gov.uk in 1997
- COBOL – Andy’s favourite programming language
- Telecottages
- Andy’s big beard
- Andy’s blog about ORCID
- ORCID
- Andy’s ORCID profile
- ORCID in Wikipedia
- VIAF
- PGP encryption
- PGP coming to Gmail
- Sending MPs to jail via email
- Dead pigeon
- Andy’s Wikipedia user page
- QRpedia
- QRpedia how-to
- qLabel
- ARKive
- Museum Association case study of Andy’s Wikipedia residency at The New Art
Gallery Walsall * MediaWiki – the software that runs Wikipedia etc (and could run your wiki!) * Wikimedia Commons – great source of images, video, audio and other content under an open licence * Open-licensing your images * Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike licence
Here’s the third episode of the podcast, where I chat with Helen Reynolds who helps organisations do great digital stuff at Social for the People, and is an all round good egg.
Apologies to our listener, and to Helen, as my Skype connection dropped at one point in the conversation. See if you can spot where it happened.
http://traffic.libsyn.com/davebriggs/ep3-helenreynolds.mp3 Here’s a link to download the original mp3 file if you would like to do that.
If you would like to subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app, the feed is http://davebriggs.libsyn.com/rss or you can find the podcast on iTunes.
Show notes and related links (in a slightly jumbled order):
- Dan Slee
- The Preston PDF
- LeanPub
- Paul Bradshaw on Twitter and LeanPub
- Andrew Dubber on Twitter and LeanPub
- The Top 50 Digital #PowerPlayers14 in #ukhousing
- Klout
- ThinkUp
- A quick guide to answering people who use social media to talk to your organisation from Helen’s blog
- Steph’s post on “Buzzfeed, Lego and government communication”
- What does it mean when someone favorites your Tweet?
- Police solve ‘axe murder’ captured on Google Street View in Edinburgh
- Dave’s Pinboard
- LocalGovCamp
- CommsCamp
Here’s the second episode of the podcast, where I chat with Carl Haggerty who does digital at Devon County Council, chairs LocalGovDigital and is a keen promoter of reflective practice at unconferences. Here’s a link to Carl’s blog.
http://traffic.libsyn.com/davebriggs/ep2-carlhaggerty.mp3
Here’s a link to download the original mp3 file if you would like to do that.
If you would like to subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app, the feed is http://davebriggs.libsyn.com/rss or you can find the podcast on iTunes.
Show notes and related links (in a slightly jumbled order):
- Care bill 2014
- Digital by Default Service Standard
- Trello
- Unconferences
- What the Dormouse Said
- Douglas Englebart
- Martin Howitt
- Lucy Knight
- Public Service Launchpad
- Tim Lloyd
- X Jam Gov
- Andrea Siodmok
- Fun Theory – speed camera lottery
- Fun Theory – piano staircase
- LocalGovCamp
Inspired by my friends Lloyd and Robert, I’m starting a regular-ish podcast. Here’s the first episode, where I chat with all round comms supremo Dan Slee, off of Comms 2.0.
If you would like to subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app, the feed is http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:13017131/sounds.rss
Show notes and related links (in a slightly jumbled order):
- NHS Content14
- The weekly blog club
- Dave and Lloyd Davis talk about blogging
- Pete Ashton
- CommsHero
- Dan’s blog on failure, including slides from his CommsHero talk
- Helen Reynolds
- Helen’s slides from CommsHero
- Culturevist
- Matt Partovi from Yammer
- Nixon McInnes
- CommsCamp – 7th July 2014
- Euan Semple’s post
- Euan’s book
- So you want to write a generic ‘Birmingham isn’t that bad’ feature for a broadsheet…
- The Wrexham Council Success Fail
- Secret
- danah boyd and her book
- Nick Hill
- ChannelShiftCamp North
Today I was at #barcampnfp – a rather fun unconference for people working in charities and other not (just) for profit organisations. I was flying the flag for TaskSquad, the fantastic youth employment startup that Mary McKenna is leading, and where I am doing some work at the moment.
I really enjoyed the sessions I attended, and will blog more about some of the topics later on. However, one of the best bits of the day was getting to hang out with Lloyd Davis, one of my favourite and best people, and while we chatted we switched on an audio recorder and did a podcast.
The mp3 is here for you to download and listen to. Alternatively, head over to Lloyd’s post where there are some show notes.
In this first effort at podcasting, I talk about podcasting. Oh, and audiobooks, and an actual paper book, too.
With thanks to Lloyd Davis for the inspiration.
Listen using the player below:
Or you can:
- Download the mp3
- Subscribe to the RSS in your favourite podcatcher: http://worksmarthq.libsyn.com/rss
Here are some links to stuff I mention:
- Try Doorbell
- Social Art podcast
- Audible
- The Year Without Pants
Hope it’s fun, or interesting. I’d settle for not a total waste of time, to be honest.