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The Conversation needs funding to continue and grow. If this was renaissance Europe, we’d be scoping out powerful Italian families with a desire to immortalize…

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More Interviews, New Episodes

More Interviews, New Episodes

If you don’t follow Twitter or my Facebook page, you may have been wondering where The Conversation has been for the past month. The short…

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A World Grown Too Small and Too Large

A World Grown Too Small and Too Large

Last night I stared at Twitter while chaos erupted in Boston for the second time this week. I am still trying to make sense of…

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Gary Francione Responds

Gary Francione Responds

Occasionally we are fortunate enough to have an interviewee contact us after an episode and extend The Conversation further. Gary sent me this note in…

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-Overhauled-

-Overhauled-

I know, after hearing about “data visualization” and some kind of gooey, elusive “website overhaul” for almost ten months, you never expected this moment could…

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The Apocalypse, The Conversation, and Boing Boing

The Apocalypse, The Conversation, and Boing Boing

The morning of the 21st, as an army of disheveled hucksters and apoco-pimps walked home in shame, I saw Twitter light up with an article…

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The Final Stretch (of Travel)

The Final Stretch (of Travel)

ATLANTA, GA— Why haven’t I been beginning all of these blog postings with a dateline? Datelines are so classy. I’ve been on the road for…

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Help fund our website overhaul!

Help fund our website overhaul!

If you’ve been listening to The Conversation for a while, you probably remember Micah and I talking about doing a bit of data visualization with…

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White Dudes

White Dudes

We have lots of them in this project. They’re nice, but we like other people too—neither Micah nor I want this to be the White…

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The Conversation on WNPR

The Conversation on WNPR

This Wednesday (October 24th) I was interviewed on Where We Live, a show out of WNPR, Connecticut Public Broadcasting. If you’re new to The Conversation…

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