Really Specific Stories
Really Specific Stories
Martin Feld
Casey Liss
1 hour 13 minutes Posted Dec 6, 2022 at 7:45 pm.
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Casey shares the story of his tech fandom (starting from early childhood), through to his discovery of the tech podcasting community, work as an independent app developer and co-hosting of shows such as Accidental Tech Podcast and Analog(ue). He also elaborates on career highlights, the friends he’s made along the way and what motivates him as a creative producer.
Podcast case study: Accidental Tech Podcast (producer)
Find Casey at caseyliss.com.
Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text.
Links and Show Notes
It Was Accidental
Marco Arment
Dan Benjamin
Build and Analyze was a weekly news and discussion show about technology by Marco Arment and Dan Benjamin, which can now be found in the Internet Archive.
5by5
John Siracusa
Hypercritical (podcast)
Neutral
SoundCloud
Accidental Tech Podcast
Serial
99% Invisible
Apple, Inc.
Back to Work
Merlin Mann
App Store (iOS/iPadOS)
Apple Podcasts
iPod
Tech Fandom and Community
IBM
The photo of Casey as a toddler with an IBM computer
All-in-one PC
Mac (computer)
Windows 3.1
i386
DOS
IBM Disk Operation System Version 3.30 User Manual in the Internet Archive
Command-line interface
Intel 8088
Intel 8283
AUTOEXEC.BAT
Discman
Visual Basic (classic)
Floppy disk
Software development (what Casey refers to as ‘professional development’)
Virginia Tech
Linux
Unix
C++
.NET
C Sharp (programming language) (also C#)
Microsoft
Charlottesville, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia
Web development
Personal computer (PC) (Casey refers to Windows PCs specifically.)
Marco and Casey’s extensive Tumblr discussion
ThinkPad
Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon)
Ubuntu 8/04 LTS (Hardy Heron)
Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC)
MacBook (2006–2012) (polycarbonate model)
iPhone
iPod touch
iPad
Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs, “Computers are like a bicycle for our minds.” - Michael Lawrence Films (YouTube video)
Giving a Crap
Casey’s apps on the App Store
Peek-a-view
MaskerAid
Vignette (no longer available)
Callsheet (launched after this episode was recorded)
Casey’s use of the word ‘cancelled’ refers to cancel culture.
Connected
ATP membership (including the bootleg)
ATP store
Studio Neat
ATP × Studio Neat Chicken Hat Collab
Rocket
Relay FM
Christina Warren
GitHub
Tiff Arment
Business and Additional Media
Coronavirus
COVID-19 pandemic
Do By Friday
Patreon
Twitter
Three member-only instalments to celebrate 500 episodes
ATP Movie Club: My Cousin Vinny
ATP Movie Club: The Rundown
ATP Movie Club: Edge of Tomorrow
Swift (programming language)
Analog(ue)
Myke Hurley
Cotton Bureau
YouTube
A Great Equaliser
RSS
Spotify
Sirius XM
Sydney, Australia
What Is Dynamic Ad Insertion?
Roman Mars
What Is the Open Web?
Facebook
Name Your Heroes
Upgrade
Jason Snell
‘Underscore’ David Smith (or @_davidSmith)
Widgetsmith on the App Store
Highlights
Analog(ue) #5: The Only Way Out Is Through
Stephen Hackett
iOS
Phil Schiller
Casey’s ATP highlights
317: We’re Customers Too
96: The Windows of Siracusa County
Window management
Earlier episodes of Hypercritical featuring the words ‘Siracusa County’
15: The Bridges of Siracusa County
66: The Housewives of Siracusa County
99: New Siracusa County Bros. U
The Human Element
Parasocial interaction
Two Headed Girl
Casey’s Instagram profile
The joke about temperature refers to the ongoing discussion between Casey, his fellow podcasters and listeners about the pros and cons of Celsius and Fahrenheit as measures of ambient air temperature.
Credits
Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio
Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion
Contact
Website: rsspod.net
Email: [email protected]
Mastodon: social.lol/@martinfeld
Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld
A Special Note
Martin is a paid subscriber of Casey Liss's shared membership program for Accidental Tech Podcast; this did not influence any of the questions that were asked and did not place any expectations on Casey as a participant of this academic podcasting project.