GBBP 128: Dale Dougherty
This week, we’re switching things up, going DIY, and welcoming the godfather of the Maker movement – Dale Dougherty – to the show.
Continue ReadingThis week, we’re switching things up, going DIY, and welcoming the godfather of the Maker movement – Dale Dougherty – to the show.
Continue ReadingKen, Matt, and James talk about the changes at GeekDad, plus Scooby Doo!, and revisiting Battlestar Galactica. Enjoy!
Continue ReadingLast week I attended Sandbox Summit, a conference at MIT that gathers great thinkers in children’s media. This year’s theme was was about nurturing kids’ imagination in the digital age, which stood in sharp contrast to the events unfolding in Boston while we were there. Instead of gluing ourselves to the news, we pressed on with the conference. It was so reassuring to talk about inspiring kids and the good that we can do through media.
Continue ReadingMake Magazine is always a delight for people who like to tinker. And the projects they write about always contain an element of fun and surprise. But if you haven’t picked up a copy before, now is the time. The …
Continue ReadingSo I’m a contributing writer with Make Magazine and Make: Online, and I wanted to share something that the blog is doing that is really neat — Make: Live. Every other Wednesday, my colleagues Becky and Matt are hosting a …
Continue ReadingOur good friend (and former contributor) Bruce Stewart passed on a heads-up about the really cool kid-maker video podcast Make is running this summer with Sylvia and her maker dad, TechNinja. The first video in the series is about rockets …
Continue ReadingIt’s been a while since we featured the geeky cakes, so here’s one we saw on the Makezine website the other day. It’s nice to see the groom found true love after his bit part in Spaceballs. You can find …
Continue ReadingWhat elusive gem of inspiration causes a scientist to choose his or her vocation? And more importantly, is there a way to draw inspiration from these stories, in order to motivate the next generation? That’s the mission of The Elements …
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