Joseph Matheny is the co-founder and CTO of Hukilau, host of the GSpot podcast, publisher of Alterati, co-creator of Incunabula (one of the first Alternate Reality Games), and about a million other things. He recently published in conjunction with Original Falcon Robert Anton Wilson: The Lost Studio Session. Having been interviewed by Joe three times now, I thought it was time to turn the tables on him and find out what he’s up to at Hukilau. Read on to find out how you can get an early look at Hukilau.(Update: The private betas are all gone now)
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*Geometry on Acid: The category of Topological spaces and continuous maps.
* Tom has a silly putty reason for everything.
* The continuity of film.
* Did Xeno predict calculus?
* Ms. PacMan also loves donuts.
Download the podcast at Math for Primates
Above: Math for Primates co-host Nicholas Horton, who I have previously misidentified as a “professional weightlifter.” Nick says:
Oh, and while I’m deeply flattered, I’m not a “professional” weightlifter. I’m a competitive weightlifter and a weightlifting coach (that is, I coach other competitive weightlifters and athletes).
Sadly there is no money to be made in American weightlifting, so no matter how good you get (I’m not) you’ll always remain broke. Sure there’s a nice sense of continuity there. But, as such, none of us are allowed to use the prefix “professional” in any technical sense since no one is paying us.
Joseph Matheny talks to Matt Kelland of Moviestorm about the art form of Machinima and Matt’s company Moviestorm, which produces free software to produce your own Machinima movies. Music by Coldcut and The Rolling Stones.
Download from: the G-Spot
Infictive.com Scholar Mystery X avoids all discussion of his previous album Blame Anonymous and instead we discuss the on-going entheogenic research being conducted by members of the Journal of Infictive Research.
We discuss at length the origin, form, function, and intent behind the largest Wik your path to ADVENTURE on the internet.
We close with out-takes from the Blame Anonymous album that have until now not been heard.
Download from: the G-Spot
“In 2009 Fantasy Magazine will add audio dramas to our suite of podcasts. To that end, from September 1 – November 15, we will accept audio script submissions for the first season.
Scripts should run 30 – 60 minutes and follow traditional radio play format. We prefer plays that will require five or fewer actors.
Though we will lean more heavily toward dramas in the fantasy genre, we will look at science fiction and dark/horror tales. Any good script with elements of the fantastic is game. Keep in mind that we’re looking for many of the same qualities in audio drama that we look for in our fiction. Scripts should emphasize character, dialogue, and a good story over relying heavily on sound effects and cool tricks.”
(via Fantasy Magazine)
“In the coming decades, humanity will likely create a powerful artificial intelligence. The Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence (SIAI) exists to confront this urgent challenge, both the opportunity and the risk.”
Podcasts from the Singularity Summit 2007
EPISODE 9 :: “Mercury Retrograde”
Returning guests Freeman and Nick Pell talk on nomadicism, the roots of control, and EsoZone conspiracy.
Duration :: 00:37:00
Download :: MP3 (33.875MB)
Hosts :: Brenden Simpson, Wu
EPISODE 8 :: “Amateur Surgery”
An Infictive tribute to the hyperwiki authors, featuring readings by and of a diverse cast of characters.
Duration :: 00:40:24
Download :: MP3 (36.991MB)
Host :: A Voice of Infictive
EPISODE 6 :: “Infictive”
Fiction as the reality, reality as the fiction: Kara Garland, James Curcio, Chris Titan. (And squirrels.)
Duration :: 00:40:20
Download :: MP3 (46.160MB)
Hosts :: Brenden Simpson, Wu
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