Jeremy Cherfas

Great piece about the difficult life of a solo podcaster, with lots of insights that another solo podcaster can both appreciate and make use of. But why on Earth limit its reach to Medium? You should have your own site, where you control the content.

Where to push for greater food safety as food supply systems change is such a difficult question, as discussed in my podcast with Shirley Tarawali and Delia Grace @ILRI www.eatthispodcast.com/in-praise…

I’ve been doing this too since you, I think, recommended it, but it is of little help for my mountainous backlog.

What magic is this? www.outpan.com/app/3ef08… Found thanks to indieweb.xyz/en

Maybe they’ll start to take communications professionals seriously …

I wonder whether I’d have any of the same reactions if I re-read it, 20 years on?

Just published the latest issue of Eat This Newsletter at buttondown.email/jeremyche…

Yes, if you still need one.

Chris Aldrich wanted to know if I have a feed of podcasts I’ve actually listened to. Last time I checked, the RSS feed was very broken, a symptom of a site-wide problem. But the h-feed works, so there’s that. At www.jeremycherfas.net/stream

I confess, I missed this story www.thetimes.co.uk/article/n… when it first came out, and have not seen responses, but if a major backer of EAT has bought an airline, it does rather call into question the whole “less meat” aspect of climate change campaigners.

At last, I think I may have an actual genuine use for an IPad in my life overcast.fm/+NvaKdHCu… #Automators

Indeed, many of the people I’ve talked to about cashew nuts don’t know the human suffering that goes into them. I learned about it ages ago, when the World Bank interfered with cashew production in Mozambique. That capuchins manage it amazes me.

#sourdough #Rome

Good work so far. As you note, micro.blog already offers a lot of the IndieWeb building blocks. And it recently started to offer an option to register your own domain, addressing another of your points. It’s a good option for people (who can afford it) to explore the possibilities, and the nice thing is you can always move your content somewhere else if you want to. That’s another good reason not to rely on silos.

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