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Here is a collection of other blogs, podcasts and posts that I frequently reference or find interesting and inspirational and would wholeheartedly recommend.

Blogroll

  • 47nil - The owner describes it as a personal blog about common sense where he dumps everything on his mind.
  • A Very Good Blog - honest reflections, messy truths, and relatable reckonings. Case in point: Fellas, is it gay to like pop music? (or: “Toxic”) which is one of my favourite pieces on the internet.
  • Christopher Butler - thoughts on evolution of design and culture.
  • Herman’s Blog - short-to-mid length essays about life, tech, and anything interesting.
  • Kev Quirk - posts about tech, web design, watch collecting and Kev’s other interests.
  • Kwon.nyc - an ‘online journal’ about things Rachel observes in her daily life, thoughts on them, and more.
  • Labnotes - think of this as a witty and informative weekly compilation of links, images, posts and pretty much everything on tech, design, and culture.
  • Manu - Manuel writes about independent web, minimalism, tech, personal insights and a lot about people. You can discover some of them in his People & Blogs series. Also, his site has a tasteful and thoughtful minimal style.
  • Minutes to Midnight - opinions on improving the web, sustainability, tech, and audio, along with other interests.
  • Naz Hamid - everyday reflections, personal stories and a lot of outdoor activities.
  • niqwithq - Nicolas tells stories and reflects on topics that are very close to his heart.
  • Nyamani’s Substack - everything from night escapades to religion and spirituality, poetry, reviews, and some bold takes.
  • Public Diary Records - daring poetry and reflections.
  • Robb Knight - fun and colourful website on tech, blogging, and other interests.
  • Robert Birming - a mix of thoughts and experiences (mostly Swedish), put into words.
  • Starbreaker.org - raw thoughts ‘with something to offend everyone.’
  • Tangible Life - Steve’s attempt at pushing against the feeling that ’the tangible characteristics of modern human life have been slipping away.’
  • The Jolly Teapot - this covers Nicolas’ comments and experience with tech.

Podroll

  • Darknet Diaries - this is my favourite podcast and it’s about ’true stories of the dark side of the internet.’ Jack Rhysider is a wonderful storyteller and has a way of making cyber-crime, hacking and all that fun jazz beginner-friendly.
  • F1: Beyond The Grid - personal and often untold stories of F1 stars.
  • Filter Stories - stories from the coffee world and how a simple coffee bean impacts millions of people. You’ll also enjoy an extra shot with the companion spin off shows: A History of Coffee and Science of Coffee.
  • Heavyweight - Jonathan Goldstein untangles the “what ifs” and unfinished stories of people’s past, giving old regrets a second chance. Also, the theme song is amazing.
  • Hemispheric Views - three blokes with a light-hearted approach to tech, media, cultural differences (from both hemispheres) and family life.
  • Hyperfixed - for all Reply All podcast fans, Alex Goldman tries to get to the bottom of different issues or annoyances.
  • Kill List - tech journalist Carl Miller discovers a secret “kill list” targeting innocent people on a murder-for-hire website and is thrown into a race against time to warn those in danger and uncover the truth before it too late.
  • Lateral - Tom Scott hosts a comedy panel game of weird questions and answers.
  • P1 with Matt and Tommy - reactions and opinions from two diehard F1 fans.
  • Redacted - lies and secrets from the darkest corners of history (mostly government and military offices) based on declassified information.
  • Reply All - about the internet and its compelling stories. My favourite ep. is #158.
  • Search Engine - PJ Vogt answers all sort of questions you might search online when you can’t sleep.
  • Small Torque Podcast - first of all, what a clever name. Katy Fairman makes a cup of tea and casually dives into the latest motorsport headlines and topics.
  • Twenty Thousand Hertz - stories behind the world’s most recognisable and interesting sounds.
  • Waveform - need I describe what an MKBHD podcast would be about?
  • Who Shat On The Floor At My Wedding? - a comedic investigation into bizarre non-crime mysteries.

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