Greg Hauenstein
Hi. I'm Greg Hauenstein. I'm a politico, filmmaker, web geek, amateur backyard green thumb and internet radio enthusiast living in Des Moines, Iowa.
This tumblr chronicles my adventures in internet radio and podcasting.
You can listen to my show, Progress Farm here or through iTunes.
Please read, listen and enjoy!
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I put a lot of hours into this game when I was younger, and I regret nothing.
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UPDATE: Hello, Harto!
Hello, my love nuggets.
Tomorrow (Thursday, January 3rd) I launch my campaign to (hopefully) raise enough money to travel...
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Excellent piece by Lana Rae.
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We’re just going to leave this here.
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(Photo by Tim Hunt!)
This is what I did last weekend. I was transported to a simpler time…an easier time. A time when I lived in a town where...
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SUBMISSION:
Tools for cinematography by Kai Saul.
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Trying to describe the Iowa JJ to people
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Chyeaaaaahhhhh
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This is how I feel knowing we're going to lose, and that at this point there's nothing we can do about it.
Been there. It’s tough! <3
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I know I’ve told this story before, but I want you all to know. I mean really really know.
In February of 2010, my younger...
“I believe that the audio medium is still really powerful. I think it’s because of how intimate it can feel. I believe there’s really something to be said for this and that you might find some great success in considering an audio show. For one, they’re a lot easier to produce. For another, they are a medium that can be consumed in a lot more ways and places than your typical video show. Also, I believe that people who might not feel confident enough to do video feel just fine in audio, and thus, we get to hear from a more diverse collection of voices.”
Chris Brogan on audio vs video podcasting
![By Uncredited WPA photographer (Works Progress Administration photo via [1]) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e8/LSU_Radio_Station_1938.jpg)
This article is a couple months old but I’m just now seeing it.
This is the perfect way for journalists to cover breaking stories and be able to offer more than a tweet’s worth of context and analysis.
With streaming audio becoming the norm on mobile devices, there’s no reason why print journalism shouldn’t expand into audio to rope in those of us who are always on the go.
In the "Indie While You Work" room on TurnTable.fm. RE: Weezer's Pinkerton
wutangkillerPeas:: meh. really good album but greatest album of all time seems inflated
greghauenstein:: your mom seems inflated.
Sourcefabric attempts to install their radio automation software on a Raspberry Pi. See if it works!
Great news for independent media!
A few hours after serving President Obama breakfast, supporter Josephine “Ann” Harris, the owner of Ann’s Place restaurant in Akron, Ohio, died suddenly this morning.
The president has already offered his condolences to Harris’ family. But Tucker Carlson’s conservative “news” site, the Daily Caller, chose to observe her passing with this tweet.
We shan’t be providing a link to the Daily Caller piece. And we hope Carlson’s editorial staff will show some remorse for this tweet.
I stopped reading anything by The Daily Caller months ago. With good reason. And yet here I am giving them the exact publicity they were hoping for with this tweet.
If people didn’t talk about the @DailyCaller being classless adolescent dickheads, nobody would talk about them at all. They know that.
— David Roberts (@drgrist) July 6, 2012
Amen.
A produce seller gives his take on the uniform ripeness discussion.
Mandatory chickens!
Can you imagine the outrage nowadays if the government published this?
Photos: Six weeks underground
