| Website | Http://www.keithgow.com |
| Pronouns | He/him |
| Location | Melbourne, Australia |
| Website | Http://www.keithgow.com |
| Pronouns | He/him |
| Location | Melbourne, Australia |
I used to write a list of my favourite theatre every year and then 2020/21 happened!
Here's a list of my favourite theatre of 2022 with some shout outs to the memorable theatre I was able to see in 2020/21.
#theatre #Melbourne #favourite
http://www.keithgow.com/2022/12/my-favourite-theatre-of-2022-and-202021.html?m=1
“You can find us anywhere you get your podcasts.”
I *adore* this phrase, because it has been like two whole-ass decades and not one single venture capital darling has managed to unseat plain RSS as the distribution method for podcasts. Not one. (And they have really tried!)
Podcasts are just out there, like air. You don’t go to one place to get them; you get them from everywhere and anywhere. You can choose how you want to engage with them and manage them and it is legitimately heartwarming that nothing has ever gotten in the way of that being a fundamental fact.
This is the best of what the web is. It will never have a stock ticker or even a marketing scheme. Most people don’t even know it is there. But it endures (past the many, many attempts by squillionaire corporates to kill it) because of its absolute unshakable utility.
My suggestion: any time you hear “anywhere you get your podcasts”, send a little thanks to RSS for keeping the real web alive.
Here's the article I wrote for The Guardian Australia earlier in the year about the systemic barriers that prevent working class artists from breaking into a career in the arts and contributing to the national cultural conversation.
What a site - Melbourne from the air in 1945 and now. 😃
Zoom in and take a look from the link below.
🔗 http://1945.melbourne
#Melbourne #MelbourneHistory #Maps #Mapstodon #History #HistoryAu #AustralianHistory #AustralianStories #Histodons #AustralianPodcast #HistoryPodcast
Before your movie gets my hard earned ticket money, i have to ask: does it pass the Turing-Voight-Bechdel-Kampff test?
1. At least 2 robots are talking
2. About something other than killing-all-humans
3. At least one of them doesn’t know they are a robot
4. At least one of them doesn’t know all the others are robots
Oh, for a muse of firepower.That would rise to the brightest heaven of adaptation! Shakespeare Aliens is the classic feminist science-fiction film on stage, remounted as if it is a history play from William Shakespeare. A story of soldiers, war, dreams, nightmares, complex human machinations and ...