Hans Buetow

@hansbuetow.bsky.social

Independent audio producer. Formerly of The New York Times; Terrible, Thanks for Asking, and 74 Seconds. hansbuetow.com

The folks in charge tell me we need 15 more people who have no clue what @neverpo.st is (but do, ideally, know what a podcast is) to fill out this survey. Are you currently sitting next to that person? Or, uh, 15 of those people? maybe?

Mike Rugnetta@mikerugnetta.com · last mo.

Hey, you got a sec? If so – and you *don't* listen to @neverpo.st – can you fill out this survey? Radiotopia wants to know what your FUCKIN PROBLEM IS (just kidding, we're doing audience development research, ok thanks love you byyyyeeee)

For @neverpo.st I'm working on a story about workers who feel anti-AI, but are afraid to say so. If this feels like you, or you have a story about AI being introduced to your workplace, send me a voice memo. You can use your name or not, depending on your comfort. airtable.com/appIvXY8gz5i...

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Philando Castile often paid for the lunches of students who couldn’t afford them or had debt. After his murder, his mother, Valerie Castile, donated money to wipe out lunch debt and was part of getting Governor Tim Walz to implement free school lunch. www.theguardian.com/us-news/arti...

How Philando Castile’s mother helped pioneer Tim Walz’s free school lunch program

Harris’s running mate is lauded for bringing free meals to students in Minnesota, but it’s little known that Valerie Castile’s work – inspired by her son – helped drive legislation

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Zinn Education Project@zinnedproject.bsky.social · 2mo ago

#tdih 2016 Philando Castile was shot to death 💔 by a police officer in a suburb of Saint Paul, Minn., at a traffic stop. Castile was known as “Mr. Phil” to students at the elementary school where he was a nutrition supervisor. #BlackLivesMatter #TeachTruth www.zinnedproject.org/news/tdih/ph...

In just over an hour (12:31 CT) we hit Apehilion, where we are the furthest from the sun we will be all year (152.1M km - which is 2.5M km further than average!) and in that moment, who knows what will happen

Your buds at Racket took home eight awards from the Minnesota Society of Professional Journalists tonight, including three first-place W’s! Thanks to everyone who read and shared our stories and supported our work over the last year. We just love ya.

five journalists stand grinning in front of an SPJ banner holding up their awards and plaques

A year ago I wondered aloud in a @neverpo.st editorial meeting if answering “Why can so many things play Doom?” would generate enough material for a segment. After talking to a bunch of people much cooler, and smarter than myself … I can say the answer is a resounding “yes”, and then some.

🆕 Never Post! Why Does Everything Run Doom?

Mike talks with two game designers, a nuclear physicist and sound artist about how the iconic videogame became what it is today: something that runs on every piece of technology (and increasingly: bio...

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408 years ago, on the 23rd of May 1618, two Catholic regents and their secretary were thrown out of the window of the council room of Prague Castle. Known as the Third Defenestration of Prague, the event was a signal of revolt against the Habsburg emperor right before the Thirty Years' War. #otd 🗃️

1618 defenestration as illustrated on a contemporaneous leaflet

This episode floored me. Given the prompt to speculate about his mysterious uncle Wes, my dad reveals that I might have Mystery Cousins out there somewhere. I would never have thought to ask him about this without this project, and now I can't think of much else. www.moth.family/you-may-have...

🎙️ Episode 5: You May Have Cousins That You Don't Know About - [Oct 8, 1942]

Wes is such a mystery that there may be all sorts of cousins just roaming around out there!

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130 years ago today, the first movie theater experience happened when Edison rushed to beat Lumiere to show paying audiences a motion picture. NY Times - "so enthusiastic was the appreciation of the crowd long before this extraordinary exhibition was finished that vociferous cheering was heard."

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How much does it cost to start up a podcast? What are the operating costs? How does revenue work? I can tell you, and I will, in a workshop on May 30th via Maine Media. You'll get worksheets and budget tools, and can ask me all the questions. www.mainemedia.edu/workshops/it...

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Guided by an accomplished podcast producer, get a real world view on the practical aspects of planning and running a podcast.

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