Sinopsis
Necessary & Sufficient exists as an exploration of ideas (including those of duality, bifurcation, and hierarchy), a meditation on communication, a map of my mind, and a document of its own creation. Each week I record a conversation with a guest about a pair of related yet distinct concepts. The guest doesn't know about the topic in advance (I send them a set of index cards through the mail, which they open on-air) but I try to match up people with ideas that they will have some knowledge or opinion about. This isnt a quiz, but an attempt to capture extemporaneous conversation and thoughts as they unfold between two people. Some topics are technical, some are general knowledge, but all are all open-ended in some way.
Episodios
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125: Prime & Zoom with Ken Schles
01/05/2013Hey, look who’s back! It’s Ken Schles, from the early days. It was a pleasure to catch up with him again.
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124: Willow & Kaylee with Robert Nicol
23/04/2013Boy, two weeks off the podwaves feels like an eternity. So glad to be back. and to bring you all another dose of Robert Nicol. See you again next week!
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123: Creation & Curation with Rachel Baum
03/04/2013This was so much fun. Rachel was my professor in grad school, and it was great to connect with her again. Enjoy.
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122: Wizard & Sorcerer with Tim Young
26/03/2013We get off to a little bit of a slow start here, but things really pick up once we leave the initial topic behind and start to explore some of the bigger implications of role playing games. Stay with us.
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121: Artist & Photographer with Erin Barnett
19/03/2013This is one of those occasions where I think I should have spent more time talking about my guest’s credentials. Erin is a legit and accredited thinker slash smartypants about things photographic AND artistic, not to mention a great pal. … Continue reading →
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120: Cheap & Inexpensive with Shea’la Finch
13/03/2013“Do you want cheap sushi or do you want expensive sushi?” — me
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119: Synecdoche & Metonymy with Chris “Stu” Stuart
06/03/2013Yeah, so, it looks like I unwittingly did what I always tell people I’ll never do: gave a non-expert a couple of specialist topics. Sorry Stu! You were a great sport.
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118: Renaissance & Baroque with Heather Belnap Jensen
27/02/2013This one is a little longer than usual. I tried to cut it down, really I did, but Heather just said too many smart things, and I want to share them all with the world. Listen up.
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117: Joshua Gaylord & Alden Bell with Joshua Gaylord
20/02/2013A chat with Joshua Gaylord, the world’s leading expert on Alden Bell.
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116: Facebook & Twitter with Marjorie Kase
13/02/2013Call in the experts! My old friend Marjorie weighs in.
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115: Reverb & Echo with Eugene Opredelennov
06/02/2013Another week, another Russian-born Eugene. Once again, we start with a misguided premise, on my end. Oh well.
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114: Punter & Kicker with Brian Levinson
30/01/2013Just in time for the big game, I get taken to school on another topic from the sporting life. This one was recorded face-to-face, but the audio is a lot lot lot better than the last one we did like … Continue reading →
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113: Longest & Shortest with Hillary Frank
23/01/2013This is the last baby-centric episode. For a while. Maybe. It was so great to have Hillary Frank–another one of the voices in my ear–on the podcast.
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112: Quite with W. Seth Hanisek
16/01/2013This one very, very nearly got away from us. Luckily we had the consummate professionalism of four-time guest W. Seth Hanisek–and the internet–on our side.
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111: Organic & Local with Justin Mog
09/01/2013Mog is the perfect storm of old friend, hilarious dude, serious thinker, and font of wisdom. This was so fun.
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110: Fragile & Vulnerable with Max Miller
01/01/2013We’re talking about babies again, but a little more obliquely. Welcome back, Max.
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108: Urgent & Important with Lukas Karlsson
19/12/2012Lukas is currently being fitted for his “Five Times Club” satin jacket. He’ll be with you shortly.
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107: Killing & Bombing with Eugene Mirman
11/12/2012What a thrill to have Eugene Mirman on Necessary & Sufficient for the first time? Oh, did I say “first”? What could that mean? Answer: it all depends on how well Eugene can take a hint.
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