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Monthly Archives: June 2014
PS Cast, Childrearing
A few short thoughts about… Hah! Nope. Couldn’t do it. A huge jumbled ramble (Nearly fourty minutes worth) about training children. Childrearing [Strangely Baseline Intro, ends at 3:10] Welcome back to the Paul Spooner Podcast! Today I want to talk about … Continue reading
PS Cast, Ocean Living
Living on the ocean. Why we don’t do it, and why we might want to start. Ocean Living [Same Old Intro] So, for a while I’ve been thinking about how we live on the land, but the ocean is practically … Continue reading
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Personal Programming History of the Toad Kind
After publishing his own personal programming history, Ziggy asked if I might like to write my own. Since I don’t do a lot of writing, was referred to in the article, and mostly since he asked me to do so, I … Continue reading
The PS Cast, Asynchronous Communication
A couple topics, about communication of all things! Asynchronous Communication [Same old musical intro] I find it interesting how some people (and I don’t know if this is just “some people” or “almost all people except for me”) put things … Continue reading
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The PS cast, Learning and Language
This episode is devoted to religion, philosophy, the meaning of life, the purpose of pain, and how you probably shouldn’t be listening to me ramble so much. Learning and Sloppy Language Transcript below: [Marginally Musical Intro] I sometimes feel I’m protected … Continue reading
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The PS cast, Nested Feelings
Wherin I talk about my feelings. Nested Feelings specifically. Transcript below: [Marginally Musical Intro] Do you ever get that feeling of an overhanging mass? Kind of like being underneath something? But it’s not claustrophobia. A combination of claustrophobia and acrophobia I … Continue reading
PS Podcast, Populace and Wealth
This is even more of a ramble than usual… Populace and Wealth Transcript below: [Marginally Musical Intro] That’s right folks, it’s the Paul Spooner Podcast! The other day I was thinking about how different countries base their laws off of … Continue reading