About the Show

Welcome to Wonders of Web Weaving.

In each episode, I (James) have a conversation with someone who loves to make websites.

Whether you are on a train and want something to listen to while you watch the world go by, at home and in need of inspiration for your next web weaving adventure, or somewhere else -- this podcast is for you.

New episodes are released every Tuesday morning UK time.

Episodes

  • #15: Zoe (zoeloukia.bearblog.dev)

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    In Episode 15, I chat with Zoe, the author of zoeloukia.bearblog.dev about, among other things, writing on personal websites, making art from whatever is around, zines, and more.
  • #14: Robb (rknight.me)

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    In Episode 14, I chat with Robb, the author of rknight.me about, among other things, metaphors for websites, the importance of sharing things you like on the web, running an indie service (Echo Feed), and more.
  • #13: Sophia (fractalkitty.com)

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    In Episode 13, I chat with Sophia, the author of Fractal Kitty about, among other things, making interactive web pages about mathematics, the intersection of art, words, and math, the math blogging community, and more.
  • #12: Georgie (hey.georgie.nu)

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    In Episode 12, I chat with Georgie, the author of hey.georgie.nu about, among other things, writing about travelling, blogging as a self-reflection tool, why someone should start a personal website today, and more.
  • #11: fLaMEd Fury (flamedfury.com)

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    In Episode 11, I chat with flaMEd, the author of flamedfury.com about, among other things, web communities around games and television shows, sharing music interests with a personal website, community in the indie web, and more.
  • #10: Kristoffer and Elliott (internetphonebook.net)

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    In Episode 10, I chat with Kristoffer and Elliott, the creators of the Internet Phone Book. We talk about, among other things, the history of the Internet Phone Book, the affordances of physical books for a community project, and more.

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