Hosted by livinginthefuture · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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A general interest interview, commentary, and entertainment podcast with a focus on modern topics in the arts and sciences. The topics may range from film to music to physics and even computer science.
livinginthefuture hosts The Living in the Future Podcast, a society show with 17 episodes published.
This episode I interview Charles Forsyth about the Plan 9 and Inferno operating systems that came out of Bell Labs after the success of the Unix operating system. We discuss the features and advantages of Plan 9 and Infe
This episode we have a audio play called Through this door, the future. It highlights the promise and perils of techno futurism all set at a town fair through the eyes of a child. “Through This Door, The Future” was writ
This episode we have a micro audio playlet based on a short story from my collection Tales from the Last Space Age, as a teaser for a longer one we are planning to do soon. The playlet shows us a few moments from some al
This is a short audio essay on the death of the PC and the birth of the Network Computer. I believe both were ushered into existence by Steve Jobs and the essay details what was so special about the Personal Computer and
This episode I interview Eugene Sandulenko long time lead developer of scummvm. Scummvm is a program which allows you to run certain classic graphical adventure and role-playing games, provided you already have the files
This episode is a dramatic presentation of a short play I wrote called 'The Human Problem', featuring a healthy debate on AI, and perhaps even aliens. This recording was Directed by Katy Lim, sound design and performance
This episode is a short essay on AI, some of it's drawbacks and pitfalls
This episode I talk to Tom Derose research manager at the Freud Museum London . We discuss the museum in general as well as an upcoming exhibit which relates Freud's antiquity collection to the development and practice o
I just wanted to share a short essay on why I still use physical media by way of Winston Smith and Marshall McLuhan.
I've been spending a lot of time going over visions of the future from the past, specifically those animated by the Disney corporation, this short essay talks about some observations regarding the futuristic worlds they
This episode I talk to Gregory Casamento GNUstep Lead Developer. GNUStep is a development framework that closely follows the one used on Mac OS. It allows people to take the code of programs written for Mac OS and use th
I've authored a few new books and in this episode I'll do a reading from one of them. It's a short story from the science fiction short story collection I authored called Tales from the Last Space Age . I've also written
I know I haven't uploaded one of these in a while. I've been very busy with work and the pandemic. I did write this short little essay and wanted to record it and put it up as a way to share something.
This episode I interview two developers recreating historically significant computers so that indivuals can try them out inexpensively and easily. First Oscar Vermeulen who created the Pidp-8 and Pidp-11 projects to recr
Mike Mason takes care of the Call of Cthulhu line of table top roleplaying games for Chaosium and is the co-writer of the current edition of the game. We discuss the game, how to play, and some discussion of the Cthulhu
In this episode I talk to two projects digitizing and preserving works in the public domain. Musopen.org is an effort to provide zero cost and public domain recordings and resources for classical music. Project Gutenberg
An interview with the operator of the DVDBeaver review site which does detailed comparisons of different versions of classic home video releases. Gary talks about a variety of topics related to home video as well as some
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