We ask Amanda how others perceive those who play unusual instruments and if their has been a decline of negative perception towards those musicians. We also weigh in on the new We Are Lancaster movement and what it means to us. Finally we take an inside look at woman as ...

We talk with patent lawyer Steve O’Donnell about the intersection of nerdism and professionalism, as well as his recent blog entry about a patent related to podcasting. Things we talk about: Podcasting and patents, Creative Commons licenses, nerdism in relationship to professionalism, Spiderman, the firefighters fundraiser, our impending name change to ...

This week we sit down with Susan Pogorzelski (a.k.a. 20orsomething)

You wanted to hear about the hard pressing issues of our times and here they are. Jonas Hair co-owner of Progressive Galleries enlightens us on the art initiative in Lancaster city. He tells David and Daniel about what it means for them to take part in First and Music Fridays ...

Paul Stoltzfus, owner of WiseGrass, helps us analyze the results of an experiment designed to answer the question, What works better for tweetups–planning and announcing far in advance, or “planned spontaneity,” as Paul describes it. Things we talk about: tweetups/lancups/lawnups, Steve O’Donnell, Jeff Geoghan, “more of nothing” vs. “more of whatever,” ...

This week David & Daniel sit down with Doug Vogel (a.ka. Dug E Fresh) to talk about his side business of selling T-shirts on CafePress, under the name Get Fresh Designs. We ask him if irreverence is important to society, and why he lets random phrases pop into his head ...