Episode #5: George Dyson on The Voice of the Dolphins
George Dyson, historian, boat maker, master human technologist, and friend of friends discusses the totally wild The Voice of the Dolphins by Leo Szilard, which Dyson read when it was given to him by ...
29 Kesä 20241h 23min
Episode #4: Chris Beddow on Jorge Louis Borges and Umberto Eco
Chris Beddow, mapmaker, voyager, philosopher, and very good skier uses Borges's "On Exactitude in Science" and Umberto Eco's "On the Impossibility of Drawing a Map of the Empire on a Scale of 1 to 1" ...
30 Touko 20241h 14min
Episode #3: Sean Gorman on Dune by Frank Herbert
Sean Gorman, geospatial entrepreneur extraordinaire, uses Dune to explain security policy, geopolitics, capitalism, sustainability, common knowledge, the erosion of common knowledge, the importance of...
24 Huhti 20241h 16min
Episode #2: Jason Goldman on Dune by Frank Herbert
Jason Goldman, one of the world's foremost Dune podcast pioneers (listen to Escape Hatch!), talks about all of the Dune books, all of the Dune movies, the Dune TV shows, democracy, institutions, the d...
14 Maalis 20241h 19min
Episode #1: Tim O'Reilly on Dune by Frank Herbert
I've listened to this episode countless times as I've edited it and it is such a gift. I'm really grateful to Tim for doing it with me. A few notes and links:Frank Herbert, by Tim O'ReillyMany of the ...
13 Helmi 20241h 13min
