Dominic Morrow speaks with Jo Hinchliffe aka Concretedog, about the etymology of Hackerspace, Makerspace and FabLab, the differences, Makerspace-gate as well as topics relating to shared workshops spaces.
Dominic & Gillian (@ddiasco) explore the last UK Maker Faire in April 2018. They start outside on Times Square. They chat with Dave of Rowan Wood Carving before heading inside to chat with a couple of makers.
This bonus episode was recorded in April 2018, at the time we did not know that this was to be the last UK Maker Faire (though please don’t be confused there are OTHER UK based Maker Faire’s they’re just not called the UK Maker Faire).
I managed to chat with Ruth Amos, an inventor and engineer who is the star of YouTubes “Kids Invent Stuff” and an initiative to help build confidence for kids and especially girls to be more at ease with using tools.
Some links to Ruth’s work:
https://twitter.com/RuthAmos on Twitter
#GirlsWithDrills for her initiative with Kisha Bradley
KidsInventStuff on YouTube with Sean Brown
We got to speak to Colin Furze, probably the most successful British maker on YouTube.
Colin’s YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/colinfurze
Colin on Twitter https://twitter.com/colin_furze
Dominic meets with Becky Stern of Instructables.com and YouTube whilst at Maker Faire in New York. They talk all things making including some tips on how to hoard googly eyes and how Becky’s distraction train derailed and killed a village of Canadians.
In this episode of Bricolage I talk with Becky Stern in a noisy cafe at the New York Hall of Science, in Queens during the World Maker Faire event at the end of September 2018.
We talk about:
You can find more about Becky Stern here:
You can find out more about this podcast on twitter and instagram linked above Or by following Dominic @ChickenGrylls see a video of the “death” elevator operated by Becky Stern at NYC Resistor! Here.
In this episode I chat with Mark Mellors who is a prolific maker and a familiar name in the British maker and hacker scene.
We specifically talk about:
Jelley & Marshmallows http://jellyandmarshmallows.co.uk collaborations with Simon Jelley
Derby Mini Maker Faire 2012 https://makerfairederby.com/
Hitchin Hackspace http://hackhitchin.org.uk/
Alex Palforman-Brown https://twitter.com/APalfremanBrown Founder of Hack Hitchin
Makevember Manifesto #Makevemeber hashtag
Renovation at Hitchin Hackspace
Cruft https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cruft
EMF Camp https://www.emfcamp.org/
Nottingham Hackspace http://nottinghack.org.uk/
Dominic has a rant about the frustration of volunteer labour
Hitchin Hackspace is a former public toilet
Hack All The Spaces Podcast, defunct podcast project with Dominic & Kate @katemonkey now lost in the mists of time
Pareto's Law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle
Male to Female ratio in Hackspaces
Mark & Dominic attempt to check their privilage
Red Rabbits https://twitter.com/matingslinkys
Lapin Luminare Inflatable RGB IoT Rabbit
Projects for EMF 2018
Hacky-Races at EMF 2018 http://hackyracers.co.uk/
Power Racing Series USA http://www.powerracingseries.org/
Donald Bell of Maker Project Lab see Episode.3
Laminar Flow Fountain
Robot Wars UK https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0873k9n
The challenges of getting a robot onto Robot Wars
Battle Bots https://battlebots.com/
Robert Berwick https://twitter.com/robberwick & Robert Kapinsky
BigHak https://twitter.com/thisisbighak
Richard Sewell "Unsuitable Materials" #Makevember https://twitter.com/jarkman/status/935268956813905921
MarkMellors.co.uk http://markmellors.co.uk/
For hyperlinked version visit bricolage.run
I met Estefannie at the Bay Area Maker Faire when I shot a bit of video for Pimoroni, she had made a Daft Punk helmet as a wearable prop showing off her work. She was kind enough to agree to speak with me for Bricolage podcast.
For hyperlinked version visit bricolage.run
Whilst at the Bay Area Maker Faire in late May 2018 Dominic was able to catchup with William Osman, who Dominic first found through YouTube when he made his laser cut skateboard! This podcast episode also features a short chat with "Cameraman John", We believe this is a world exclusive as he's never spoken or been seen on anything before!
I was delighted to be able to have a chat with Jasmine at the PiWars event in Cambridge. Jasmine was on a visit to the UK to celebrate her Grandmother-in-law's 100th birthday but was also able to visit a large number of maker-related events! Jasmine is the "keeper of the hounds" at Tindie, managing the Tindie community and promoting the Hackaday Prize.
Continuing the interviews I made whilst at the Pi Wars event in Cambridge (thanks Mike and Tim). In this episode of Bricolage I speak with Tanya Fish from Pimoroni.
Links of the stuff we speak about:
Thanks as ever to Robert Nixdorf for help with the editing and sound. Also the band of the US Marine Corp for turning up in my kitchen to make the theme music which is also available royalty free on YouTube.
In this episode Dominic talks to Lucy Rogers better known as Dr-Lucy-Rogers usually said in one breath. She is a fellow of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers. Lucy is known for being a strong presence in the maker scene and for her work in broadcasting. She was a judge on the last 3 series of BBC Robot Wars. Recently she embarked on the founding of a guild, the Guild of Makers, an organisation that supports the growth of the industry related to makers and providing them with support and opportunities to build a community together.
They met at the Pi Wars event at the Cambridge Computer Laboratory on a sunny Saturday in late April 2018. The 2019 event has already been confirmed and you can get dates and more info by joining their mailing list. The event was very well attended, with teams of makers of all ages as well as school children running their Raspberry Pi brained robots around a series of 7 challenges. It's with great thanks to organisers Mike Horne & Tim Richardson (and their sponsors) for putting on the event and allowing us access as press (got our own room and everything).
Amongst other things we talk about:
This episode was recorded and edited by Robert Nixdorf and Dominic Morrow (who is I'm). The music in this episode is provided Royalty Free by the Band of the US Marine Corp (oorah). It is a Morrow Works Pangolini Studio production for the internet.
In my ongoing "hobby" podcast, Bricolage Podcast, I bring you episode number 5 which is (the first?) Tool Autopsy episode with Paul Beech (again).
The basic premiss of this new podcast flavour or segment or... something, is that me and Paul (and maybe other people in the future) go, with a pocket of loose change, to a flea-market (or boot sale or whatever) and buy a few tools. We then do no research and using only our own vague knowledge and intuition we talk about them.
The picture about (is the best picture I have) of the tools we got (don't worry there are more not so good ones later). I suppose this is a sub project of @toolotheday
In this episode:
The first tool TOOL 1 is a bench vice
TOOL 2 is a S8 ROHM chuck key
TOOL 7 Plier like carpenters pincer MOD NATA number 0-1836 by Wilkinson Tools
We talk about the Broad Arrow mark
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In this new episode of Bricolage, a podcast for makers, I speak with Nick Zammeti of NZ Woodturning Co and Makers Central. Nick was very welcoming and let me have a look around his workshop where he and his son Charlie's film his YouTube channels.
Nick is also behind the upcoming Makers Central event at the NEC in Birmingham in 5th & 6th May 2018 which will include lots of varied making including electronics, robotics, woodworking and lots of big name YouTube makers. In this show we mention lots of topics and makers including:
You can find Nick's channel here or follow him on twitter, facebook or instagram.
You can follow the podcast @BricolagePod on twitter.
Music in this episode is Red Velvet by Dyalla
https://soundcloud.com/dyallas/red-velvet
In this episode (the first via Skype) I speak with Donald Bell, he is in California and I am in the UK so we have a bit of a time difference adding an extra challenge.
We talk about:
You can find more about Donald Bell by following his projects on twitter @MakerProjectLab and on Instagram @makerprojectlab all his videos and projects are documented on https://makerprojectlab.com/
You can follow the podcast @BricolagePod on twitter.
Music in this episode is Red Velvet by Dyallas
https://soundcloud.com/dyallas/red-velvet
In this episode, I talk to Laura Kampf. If you have not seen Laura's YouTube channel you are in for a treat.
Laura Kampf on YouTube
Instagram & Twitter
and her website
Skillshare
Jimmy DeRista
Bob Clagett
Making It podcast
Rockler
Tom Sachs
Adam Savage
April Wilkerson
and her YouTube
Giaco Whatever
Simone Giertz
Tim Hunkin
& Secret Life of Machines
World Maker Faire New York
Chris Anderson
Jimmy DeRista Starkey
and Laura and many others will be at Makers Central at the NEC in May 2018
In this first episode of Bricolage Podcast, Dominic speaks with Rachel Konichiwakitty in a meeting room at Imperial College, London.
The conversation touches on: Gummi toe-beans (Senjyakuame Nikukyu Paw Shaped Gummy Candy) Opening the present HEMA Science museum (Meet a scientist day) Radioactive spider bite Choosing science What about making? Phd Mindfulness (Headspace & School of Life) RasPi/Science projects Speaking at unconference Stem cells Optimism and progress E-textiles (CuteCircuit) Maid cafe #Makevember Imposter syndrome Arduino Questioning authorship "People come up with the same solutions because we all have the same problems" Standing on the shoulders of giants Small pond Podcasting Gap year - pace yourself The Winning Post Work life balance Mindfulness as a discipline (Headspace & School of Life) Article in Nature Superheroes You can find out more about Rachel and her projects @Konichiwakitty and on her website konichiwakitty.com/ This podcast is a Pangolini Studios Production with thanks to producers, Robert Nixdorf @diodenschein and research/show notes by Gillian, @ddiasco Why not follow @BricolagePod for the latest news!
December 9, 2017.