Introducing Really Specific Stories
Listen to host Martin Feld explain the background, purpose and approach of Really Specific Stories, as he sets out to interview participants of the RSS-based tech-podcasting community. Read a transcript of the episode as a styled PDF or in plain text. Links and Show Notes Background and Purpose 00:00:00 RSS Fandom Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) University of Wollongong (UOW) Dr. Kate Bowles at UOW and on Twitter Dr. Christopher Moore at UOW and on Twitter Lounge Ruminator Feld Notes Andrew Canion Jason Burk Example definitions of open technologies Spotify Methodology and Approach 00:03:47 Qualitative research Narrative inquiry Day, L., Cunsolo, A., Castleden, H., Martin, D., Hart, C., Anaviapik-Soucie, T., Russell, G., Paul, C., Dewey, C. and Harper, S.L., 2017, ‘The Expanding Digital Media Landscape of Qualitative and Decolonizing Research: Examining Collaborative Podcasting as a Research Method’, in MediaTropes eJournal, Vol. 7, No. 1., pp. 203–228 Alex Canion The relevant source for Norman Denzin’s narrative epiphanies was: Savin-Baden, M. and Van Niekerk, L., 2007, ‘Narrative Inquiry: Theory and Practice’, Journal of Geography in Higher Education, Vol. 31, No. 3, pp. 459-472. Episodes to Come... 00:07:30 Accessibility Ferrite Recording Studio — In Depth (including information on MP3 chapter markers and other affordances) Credits Recorded and edited by Martin Feld, using Audio Hijack and Ferrite Recording Studio Original podcast theme music by Alex Canion Contact Website: www.rsspod.net Email: martin@loungeruminator.net Mastodon: social.lol@martinfeld — with the rebranding of Twitter to X and the deteriorating situation on that site, I made the decision after publication to switch focus to Mastodon instead, which is a more open alternative. Micro.blog: micro.blog/martinfeld