(132) Digital Sociology

On this week’s show, Digital Sociologist Lisa Talia Moretti talks about her discipline, and Matt & Chris discuss why we can’t have nice things through the medium of hospital car parking.

(131) How We Find Jobs

On this week’s show, Matt and Chris reflect on a year in which we both went back into conventional jobs. We also had another tech election news update.

(130) Manifestos

On this week’s show, Chris and Matt plough through the technology elements of the 2019 election manifestos so that you don’t have to. Aren’t we nice?

(129) Broadband For All

On this week’s show Matt and Chris explore two areas of policy that have come up so far in the 2019 election campaign. Early on Matt mentions this post about reasons to build apps: https://mmitii.mattballantine.com/2017/06/29/7-reasons-to-app-redux/

(128) Cardstock

On this week’s show, we have an experimental recording from last week’s Cardstock gathering, a get together of people who use cards in their work. You will hear from: John Willshire, creator of Artefact Cards James Rutherford, creator of Kick Cards Sandie Bakowski, who has created games to help teams discover psychological safety Simon White […]

(127) The Tech Election

It seems like just yesterday that we were heading to the polls, but yet again we have another general election on the horizon. So in this week’s show, we cast a light on what our panel of political pundits think might be in the forthcoming manifestos, and speak to Nathan Young about the Election Tech […]

(126) Swiss Army Knives

On this week’s show we speak with Sharon O’Dea from Lithos Partners about the changing world of work and collaboration. And because Chris is now an influential person in the world of IT, we look at the world of IT news in an influential way.

(125) Remote Everything

On this week’s show we celebrate the show’s third birthday with an interview with Ed Holroyd-Pearce from VirtualInternships.com.

(124) The One Coin

On this week’s show, we speak to author and journalist Jamie Bartlett about some of the issues raised in his BBC Sounds programme The Missing Cryptoqueen.

(123) Time Series

On this week’s show we talk with Tim Hall from Influx about time-series databases and also try to understand what on earth is going on with WeWork.