If anyone is interested (and motivated) enough to co-ordinate a skype call where each character is read by a different person that would be sweet.  Maybe a wiki page for this would be smart.  Otherwise we will make do with whoever we can get on the skype call for our normal recording time (Thursday arvo’s ADELAIDE time).

If that goes well we will consider a Second Life extravaganza where we act out the story and record the video as a piece of machinima.

Fang - Mike Seyfang

Head over there and say hi. We’d love to be able to see just who’s listening to the show and connect with you.

FORUM: The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show

You never know when you’re gonna meet someone interesting, that’s for sure, and just shows why you should stop and take time to get to know the people who don’t seem to be all that interesting at first glance.

One thing I’ve learned is that the most interesting stuff (and the most interesting stories) are being done by people you don’t know, or who you think are unimportant.

And the thing is, all these people don’t just live in the ‘echo-chamber’ of Silicon Valley.

Dave

[lol]

Dave

And be sure to check out Dave Wallace and Mike Seyfang’s new podcast, “The Extraordinary Everyday Lives Show”–it’s not exclusively about disability, but that’s part of the Australian show’s focus.

Well, as one of the hosts has a disability I guess it’ll be part of it. At least it’ll try and throw a different light on things from time to time.

Dave

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Dave & Mike

How do I know?
He sent me an e/mail a few days ago and I just got off a lengthly SKYPE call with him (we will incorporate some of that into a future show).

Turns out he is an ex-musician of the Woodstock era who is now unfortunately a wheelchair user and unable to play piano. Ours was the first podcast he ever heard - he found it because he had just downloaded an RSS aggregator with TPN shows ‘pre-subscribed’. The name of our show caught his interest as did the fact that Dave too is ‘chairbound’ (Correction, Dave’s already there, Mike’s ‘bound’). I know he listened to the show because he comments on my guitar playing and reflects that a connection was made when our stories overlapped around I.T. Music and ‘disability’. He is working on a startup called ‘alterabilities’ which has much in common with LifeKludger and LearnDog. Who is he?

Well you will just have to stick (or google) around to find out.

Unless the ‘management’ tells us otherwise, we’ll be sticking up Show #0 (because all geeky things should start from 0!) which is a piloty-type thing we put together to introduce your hosts and as a bit of background to where we’re coming from.

Stay sane!