Part two of my episode on classic cameras and those who use them. This week I speak with Jake Norcross, an artist, scientist, and photographer who uses Brownie cameras to create incredibly evocative images.

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This week, I talk with classic camera collector and user Asif about his passion and experiences with cameras of the pre-digital era.

You can see some of Asif's great images in this thread on photo.net.

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This week, my recordings of the peaceful portion of the G20 protests, and an despairing rant about the state of civil disobedience.

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My pictures from the G20 protests

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This week, I talk with Bob Goyetche, a podcast pioneer in Canada, about his pirate radio days back in the 1990's. Bob, along with Mark Blevis, is co-organizer of Podcasters Across Borders, a conference taking place next week in Ottawa!!

As I mark episode 100 of On the Log, two discussions on Ageism with Linda Mills and Robert Lee.

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This week, separating the art from the propaganda.

Here is the link to the article with the North Korean art I mention.

And here is my favourite image.

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This week, a fun discussion with Etiquette Bitch, a blogger and podcaster on the topic of manners, with a mix of irreverance and stong opinions :-)

Etiquette Bitch will be speaking at Podcasters Across Borders 2010!

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This week I talk with Mike "The Birdman" Dodd of This Week In Geek and The Game Heroes about the resurgance of retro and casual gaming.

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This week, a great discussion about the trend toward 3-D fiims with Anthony Marco of the DyscultureD podcast, the lovehatethings podcast and the Best Episode Ever podcast.

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To appreciate art takes time. And who has time any more?

This time around I talk with art and social media expert Amrita Chandra about art, time and technology.

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