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  1. The New Disruptors #20: So Successful That He Fired Himself

    Posted Wednesday, Apr 24, 2013

    Marco Arment’s career has come in two main acts: as the first employee of Tumblr, he helped create a service that changed the fundamental nature of blogging by introducing both ease of creation and social networking. While there, he toyed with a service, to let him read Web pages offline without formatting, that became Instapaper. In late 2010, he left Tumblr to focus on that service full time. Now Marco is a successful podcaster and the editorial director of The Magazine — the best publication ever created — at which I’m the editor and he’s my boss! (I still have a job after we recorded the podcast.)

    Our conversation will be aired in two parts, each about an hour long. In this first part, we talk about how as a Tumblr developer Marco found out he didn’t want to manage people, how Instapaper developed, and issues of managing resources and scaling. In the second, we move further into podcasting, The Magazine, blogging, advertising, and other areas.

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    —Huffduffed by lickel 2 weeks ago

  2. Unprofessional #36: Same Great Taste, Bold New Logo!

    Posted Tuesday, Apr 16, 2013

    Panic’s Cabel Sasser joins Dave and Lex on a very special musical episode of Unprofessional.

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    —Huffduffed by lickel one month ago

  3. The New Disruptors #16: Baby Got Back Catalog

    Posted Wednesday, Mar 27, 2013

    Jonathan Coulton has called into existence a world in which a bearded Brooklyn-residing, Yale-graduated, Whiffenpoof-participating programmer singing songs on nerdy topics he records in a home studio posted to the Internet can quit his job, build an army of fans, give his music partly away, attract 700 people to a themed cruise, become a regular on public radio, and have his work ripped off by a major network television show. We talk about his singing background, how his career began and progressed, and how you bring your fans with you when your style matures.

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    —Huffduffed by lickel one month ago

  4. The New Disruptors #14: No Kind of Work for a Grown Man

    Posted Wednesday, Mar 13, 2013

    John Gruber is either the world’s biggest Apple fanboy or the most nuanced explicator of Cupertino’s smoke signals, depending on whom you ask and on what day. In a more objective reality, John’s Daring Fireball is the place you go to if you want to have a bigger-picture understanding of the universe in which Apple is firmly in the center. We talk about how he turned Daring Fireball from a side project into a heavily visited and deeply satisfying outlet for his writing.

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    —Huffduffed by lickel 2 months ago

  5. Fun with John Moltz and Amy Jane Gruber - Let’s Make Mistakes - Mule Radio Syndicate

    With Macworld in town, Mike and Leah take an opportunity to hang out with two big nerds.

    Runtime: 53:59 Fun with John Moltz and Amy Jane Gruber - Let’s Make Mistakes

    —Huffduffed by iamtheostrich 2 months ago

  6. Unprofessional #29: Porn and a Haircut

    Posted Tuesday, Feb 26, 2013

    The hypercritical John Siracusa joins Dave and Lex to talk manscaping and Lady Gaga.

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    —Huffduffed by lickel 2 months ago

  7. Go Home at 5 O’Clock - The New Disruptors - Mule Radio Syndicate

    Jason Fried co-founded 37signals, a Web design company that found one of its internal tools for managing projects could be something effectively used by others. Millions of users later, 37signals offers Basecamp (overhauled substantially a year ago), Campfire, and Highrise among other services. The founders not only transformed their business, but routinely help others transform theirs. Fried collaborated on a book called Rework that distills years of what he learned from running a successful company and helping others with theirs.

    http://www.muleradio.net/newdisruptors/10/

    —Huffduffed by tofias 3 months ago

  8. Running Down the Street, Screaming at People - Unprofessional - Mule Radio Syndicate

    http://www.muleradio.net/unprofessional/24/

    —Huffduffed by philroy 3 months ago

  9. The New Disruptors #3: Good from the First Drop

    Posted on Wednesday, Dec 19, 2012

    Tony Konecny, better known as Tonx, has been sourcing and roasting beans for a numbers of years, and recently founded Tonx Coffee, a subscription service that delivers whole beans from small batch roasting every two weeks. It’s not a bean of the month club. It’s a way to bypass the overchoice that one can face in specialty coffee shops, and get the assurance that the beans are fresh and good every time. In this episode, listen to Tonx and his ecommerce guru Nik Bauman talk about the joys of coffee and the joys of starting a business in which you can talk directly to your customers without anyone else getting in the way. There’s a brief interlude in which the host and a friend have a little Tonx tasting, too.

    (Note: Although Tonx Coffee has sponsored other Mule Radio shows, this show is editorially independent and Tonx Coffee didn’t sponsor this episode.)

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    —Huffduffed by lickel 3 months ago

  10. Diversity Roundtable - Let’s Make Mistakes - Mule Radio Syndicate

    Tom Coates and Anna Rascouët-Paz join Mike and Leah to discuss diversity in the tech industry. It’s a fucking good episode, people!

    http://www.muleradio.net/mistakes/78/

    —Huffduffed by adactio 4 months ago

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