The New Disruptors tells stories that provide practical inspiration about the way that creative people and producers connect with audiences to perform, cajole, convince, sell, and interact using new methods. Hosted by Glenn Fleishman, a freelance technology reporter and typographic historian. Produced by Aperiodical LLC.
https://newdisrupt.org/
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 4 days 16 hours 48 minutes
episode 114: Consumption in the Age of Pandemic with Dan Frommer
Dan Frommer runs the subscription newsletter The New Consumer, which explores the retail world in the middle of a massive upheaval.
episode 113: Picture Yourself on a Dress and Deliver with Jaimee Newberry
Jaimee Newberry is the co-founder of Picture This Clothing. Three years in, there’s no sign of it slowing down.
episode 112: Race to Answer the Call of the Wild with Pat Race and Marian Call
Musician Marian Call and illustrator and gallery owner Pat Race make an artistic and personal life together in Juneau, Alaska.
episode 111: What’s Your Latest with CW&T: Chi-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy
Che-Wei Wang and Taylor Levy combine art, technology, design, and manufacture into everyday objects that have nothing everyday about them.
episode 110: Grand Inventions: Weathering Time with Benn Bollay
Benn Bollay’s grandfather invented the idea of the TV weatherman.
episode 109: Painting with Lasers with Dan, Shell, and Nick
How to help people become makers: advice from the folks who created the Glowforge laser cutter.
episode 108: A Life in Letterpress: a Live Podcast
Two letterpress printers describe how they live in the 19th and 21st centuries at the same time with their analog and digital work.
episode 107: Grand Inventions: A Towering Monument with Dave Hamilton
Data journalist Walt Hickey tries direct support via a numerically inclined newsletter.
episode 106: What’s the Three One One in Two Oh One Eight, Walt Hickey?
Data journalist Walt Hickey tries direct support via a numerically inclined newsletter.
episode 105: Grand Inventions: Counting Gears with Chris Higgins
Chris Higgins’s great-grandfather invented counting devices that used gears.