Daniel narrates his experience as co-producer of the Core Intuition podcast, asserts the importance of feeds online and considers his own exhibition of personas across the Web.Podcast case study: Core Intuition (producer)Find Daniel at Bitsplitting and Red Sweater.Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.Links and Show NotesA Detailed Account Apple, Inc.iTunesNetNewsWireiPodCNETBuzz Out LoudLeo LaporteNational Public Radio (NPR)Time shiftingAudiobookManton ReeceCore IntuitionThe Bitsplitting PodcastMacBreak WeeklyNovelty and Ubiquity DeveloperPersonal computer (PC) (Daniel’s reference to ‘PC’ is about computers that specifically run the Microsoft Windows operating system.)OvercastiPhoneBaseballHuman multitaskingComputer multitaskingThirsty for a Community Internet Relay Chat (IRC)Yahoo! MailYahoo! GroupsSlackTwitterDaniel speaking at NSConference 2011 (Flickr image)My Appearance on Late Night Cocoa (blog post by Daniel)Episode 1: Two VoicesTED (conference)Accidental Tech Podcast (ATP)The Talk Show with John GruberBlogSpeakers’ CornerRSSBoomboxCassette tapeFeeds Web feedNetflixThe New York TimesScrapbookingClient (computing)iPadMacintoshDisappearing inksOpennessOpen-source softwareYouTubeyoutube-dlMarsEditBlack InkPersonas @danielpunkass@DanRatherBitsplittingInstagramTwitchMinecraftTwitPOPDo it yourself (DIY)CreditsRecorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording StudioOriginal podcast theme music by Alex CanionContactWebsite: rsspod.netEmail: [email protected]Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeldMicro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeldA Special NoteMartin is a paid subscriber of Daniel Jalkut’s Core Intuition membership program; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on Daniel as a participant of this academic podcasting project.