Feb 25, 2019
Podcast · Inglés
Hacking Culture
Matthew Tift
Hacking Culture is a show that explores the art and science of hacking, with a focus on Free, Libre, and Open Source Software (FLOSS). Hosted by public radio veteran Dr. Matthew Tift, the show features people and organizations that engage in the practice of hacking, defend software freedom, or seek to understand the practice of hacking. It explores how the free software movement promotes democracy. Many people have no idea about the alternatives to proprietary software, so this show seeks to make the free software movement as accessible and appealing to as broad an audience as possible, overthrow misconceptions regarding the practice of hacking, and suggest how free software could better serve society. Learn more at https://www.hackingculture.org.
Episodes
Ordered by publication date.
Nov 11, 2018
Joanne Armitage on Feminist Algorave
Jul 20, 2018
Mike Hodnick on Live Coding with TidalCycles
Apr 25, 2018
The Blue Drop Matrix
Mar 26, 2018
Jen Lampton on the Backdrop Community and Forking Drupal
Feb 28, 2018
Brian Frias on the Backdrop Project
Jan 27, 2018
Tom Grandy on Backdrop, Drupal, and Education
Jan 5, 2018
The Paradox of Tolerance
Dec 14, 2017
What John Cage Can Teach Us About Hacking
Apr 23, 2017
Clayton Dewey on Drutopia
Jan 27, 2017
Matt Westgate and Seth Brown on Doing Good with Drupal
Jul 8, 2015
Stu Keroff on Asian Penguins
Jun 10, 2015
Holly Ross on the Drupal Association
May 13, 2015
Allison Randal on Participating in FLOSS Communities
Apr 8, 2015
Ruth Suehle
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