The 4th Dimension aims to look at life outside the box through casual conversation with people and their passions.
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From the team that brought you Brad & Will Made a Tech Pod, The FOSS Pod is a show about the free and open source software that’s changing the world, and the developers who are making it happen.
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What are the experiences of being a Latinx or Latin American scholar in communication and media studies? What challenges and opportunities come with our identities? Pablo Boczkowski, who holds the Hamad Bin Khalifa Al-Thani Chair In Communication at Northwestern University, and Facundo Suenzo, Ph.D. student at Northwestern and executive producer of this podcast, invite you to discover the journeys of scholars at the cutting edge of creating knowledge about Latinx and Latin American communica ...
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Identifying as a Houston based artist, Jose Manuel Mora Saenz made his debut in January of 2019. Just your regular goofy, sarcastic, and sentimental young man giving it his all in life, until you catch a glimpse of his music Support the showBy J.Saenz
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Pine64 is one of the most ambitious open hardware projects around, delivering a wide range of low-cost and modifiable products including smart phones and watches, laptops, earbuds, soldering irons, and plenty more, all based on ARM and RISC-V. Senior advisor Lukasz Erecinski joins us on this episode to talk about the company's origins, letting your…
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86 - Edgar Gómez-Cruz and empowering latinidad in academia
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Edgar Gómez-Cruz (The University of Texas at Austin). Among different topics, they talk about how to empower Latinidad in academia. This is episode eighty-five of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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85 - Laura Isabel Serna and navigating transitions across multiple academic fields
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Laura Isabel Serna (University of Southern California). Among different topics, they talk about how to navigate transitions across multiple academic fields. This is episode eighty-five of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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84 - Cristina Mislán and the strength of a historical perspective
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Cristina Mislán (University of Missouri). Among different topics, they talk about the strength of developing a historical perspective in the field of communication and media studies. This is episode eighty-four of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern Univers…
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83 - Karrieann Soto Vega and building networks of solidarity in academia
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Karrieann Soto Vega (University of Kentucky). Among different topics, they talk about how to build networks of solidarity in academia. This is episode eighty-three of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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82 - Daniel Trielli and the power of simplicity to navigate cultural differences
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Daniel Trielli (Loyola University, Chicago). Among different topics, they talk about the power of simplicity to navigate cultural differences. This is episode eighty-two of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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81 - Monica De La Torre and broadening disciplinary frameworks
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Monica De La Torre (Arizona State University). Among different topics, they talk about how to broaden disciplinary frameworks in the study of media and communication phenomena. This is episode eighty-one of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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With tens of millions of units sold, it's no surprise the Raspberry Pi has become synonymous with the phenomenon of single-board computers, and it's also a great gateway into the world of open source. For this ep, we spoke to none other than co-founder and CEO Eben Upton about every Pi-related topic we could think of, including the Pi's origins in …
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80 - Jorge Peña and building your academic identity
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Jorge Peña (University of California, Davis). Among different topics, they talk about how to build an academic identity. This is episode eighty of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.By Latinx Digital Media
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79 - Pablo Miño and exploring the value of translation
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Pablo Miño (Boston University). Among different topics, they talk about expanding the value of translation in a field of study dominated by anglophone communication. This is episode seventy-nine of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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78 - Diego Gómez-Zará and integrating technical with social sciences methodologies
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Diego Gómez-Zará (University of Notre Dame). Among different topics, they talk about how media and communication scholarship can integrate technical and social methodologies. This is episode seventy-eight of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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77 - Juan Llamas-Rodriguez and fostering South-to-South research in communication
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Juan Llamas-Rodriguez (University of Pennsylvania). Among different topics, they talk about fostering South-to-South comparisons in a scholarly field dominated by research in and about the Global North. This is episode seventy-seven of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media a…
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76 - Paola Ricaurte Quijano and decolonizing academia
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Paola Ricaurte Quijano (Tecnológico de Monterrey). Among different topics, they talk about decolonizing technology in scholarship about media, communication, and digital culture. This is episode seventy-six of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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75 - Iván Chaar López and putting Latinx studies at the center
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Iván Chaar López (The University of Texas at Austin). Among different topics, they talk about what the scholarship on digital culture would consist of if we put Latinx studies at the center. This is episode seventy-five of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwester…
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74 - Lucía Magis-Weinberg and the power of interdisciplinarity
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Lucía Magis-Weinberg (University of Washington). Among different topics, they talk about the power of interdisciplinarity in communication studies. This is episode seventy-four of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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We couldn't do a podcast about open source without exploring a major Linux distribution, and there's hardly a more influential or enduring distro out there than Debian. So we're delighted to be joined on this episode by the current Debian Project Leader, Jonathan Carter, who spoke with us about a wide range of topics including progress on his goals…
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73 - Paul Alonso and connecting scholarly, journalistic, and creative writing
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Paul Alonso (Georgia Institute of Technology). Among different topics, they talk about how different modes of writing integrate into the professional experience. This is episode seventy-three of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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72 - Isabel Pavez and challenging the centrality of urban settings in the field of communication
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Isabel Pavez (Universidad de los Andes, Chile). Among different topics, they talk about how the centrality of urban settings can be challenged in the field of communication and media studies. This is episode seventy-two of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwester…
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71 - Raquel Moreira and pushing the boundaries of transnational scholarship
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Raquel Moreira (Southwestern University). Among different topics, they talk about how the field of communication and media studies can push the boundaries toward more transnational scholarship. This is episode seventy-one of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwest…
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Martin Owens joins us on this episode to talk about the popular open source vector graphics package Inkscape, where he serves as both a developer and a member of the project's leadership committee. Martin shares his perspective on everything from the position of Inkscape in the digital creative market to its exceptionally distributed, consensus-bas…
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70 - Celeste Wagner and making global communication the norm
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Celeste Wagner (University of Florida). Among different topics, they talk about how global communication can become part of the core of the scholarship in communication and media studies. This is episode seventy of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern Univer…
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69 - Luis Enrique Santana and seeing in the field of communication studies from the Global South
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Luis Enrique Santana (Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez). Among different topics, they talk about seeing in the field of communication from the Global South rather than the Global North. This is episode sixty-nine of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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68 - Biella Coleman and bringing history back into the study of media and communication
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Biella Coleman (Harvard University). Among different topics, they talk about how the field can bring history back into the study of media, communication, and technology. This is episode sixty-eight of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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67 - Litzy Galarza and weaving biography and scholarship
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Litzy Galarza (University of Pittsburgh). Among different topics, they talk about how biography and scholarship shape each other. This is episode sixty-seven of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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The MiSTer project is the most exciting thing going in classic video game emulation, and José Tejada Gómez--better known as jotego--is one of the developers at the forefront of this open-source effort to revive dozens of old game consoles and computers. José joins us for a fascinating chat about the ups and downs of programming FPGA chips, balancin…
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66 - Juan S. Larrosa and articulating local, regional and global academia
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Juan S. Larrosa (ITESO – Universidad Jesuita de Guadalajara). Among different topics, they talk about how the local, regional and global dimensions articulate both communication scholarship and career. This is episode sixty-six of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Nor…
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65 - Melissa Villa-Nicholas and making Latinx realities visible in academia
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Melissa Villa-Nicholas (University of Rhode Island). Among different topics, they talk about how can the scholarly process make Latinx realities visible. This is episode sixty-five of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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64 - Alcides Velasquez and the experience of migrating in academia
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Alcides Velasquez(University of Kansas). Among different topics, they talk about how the experience of migrating from one country to the other shape the practices of learning, doing research, and teaching. This is episode sixty-four of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media a…
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The classic open source audio editor Audacity has been around for over two decades, but the Muse Group and product head Martin Keary only came onto the project within the last two years. In this ep we talked to Martin about his extensive background in UX and how he's bringing that expertise to a project as old as Audacity, its recent rapid growth a…
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63 - Bruno Takahashi and de-westernizing environmental communication scholarship
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Bruno Takahashi (Michigan State University). Among different topics, they talk about de-westernizing environmental communication scholarship. This is episode sixty-three of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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62 - Judith Mariscal and conducting research for development
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Judith Mariscal (LATAM Digital and CIDE Mexico). Among different topics, they talk about how scholars can conduct research for development. This is episode sixty-two of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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61 - Christopher Chávez and getting out of the niche
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Christopher Chávez (University of Oregon). Among different topics, they talk about how the field of Latino, Latina, and Latinx media studies can move from the niche to the mainstream. This is episode sixty of El Café Latinx, a podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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Jeremy Allison has been working in open source almost as long as "open source" has existed, largely on the Samba project that facilitates filesharing between Windows and the Unix world. In this ep we chatted with Jeremy not just about where Samba has been and where it's going, but also a wide range of other topics like the Silicon Valley Unix Wars,…
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3D printing has come a long way in a short time, and the open-source web interface OctoPrint has been easing and extending the 3D printing experience for a decade now. On this ep we had a fascinating chat with creator and maintainer Gina Häußge about the project, covering topics like the work that goes into supporting endless printer models, transi…
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Blender With Dalai Felinto and Pablo Vazquez
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We briefly covered Blender in our sixth episode, and now it's time to delve deep into the past, present and future of this sprawling 3D animation package with team members Pablo Vazquez and Dalai Felinto, who walk us through Blender's closed-source origins and early crowdfunding efforts, the increasing importance of Blender both in developing marke…
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If you're reading this, odds are good you've used VLC before. The most capable video player out there got its start in surprising ways, and on this ep we're joined by project founder Jean-Baptiste Kempf to talk about both VLC's origins and everything else, from '90s MPEG2 decoder hardware to the French Minitel system, the state of modern DRM and up…
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The simple data transfer tool curl, and its associated library, are estimated to be installed on roughly 10 billion computers, VMs, and embedded devices around the world. For this ep we had a wide ranging conversation with Daniel Stenberg, curl's longtime author and maintainer, about starting up such an essential project back in the '90s, juggling …
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Home Assistant With Paulus Schoutsen
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Home Assistant is the one-stop shop to control every single smart home and IoT device you own. It's also one of the biggest open source projects around, and for this ep we sat down with its founder Paulus Schoutsen to talk about where the project is at and where it's going, how he's backing an open-source project with a company that generates reven…
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60 - Isabel Awad and studying inequality in communication and media studies
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Isabel Awad (Erasmus University Rotterdam). Among different topics, they talk about studying inequality in communication and media studies. This is episode sixty of El Café Latinx, podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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59 - Eddy Borges-Rey and the multiple research cultures of communication and media studies
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Eddy Borges-Rey (Northwestern University in Qatar). Among different topics, they talk about the multiple research cultures of communication and media studies. This is episode fifty-nine of El Café Latinx, podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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Foone Turing regularly performs feats of retro-computing resurrection on Twitter, but convincing Microsoft to release the source code for its classic '90s animation program 3D Movie Maker may be their greatest achievement to date. We sat down with Foone to talk about their plans for expanding 3DMM, asking a big software company to dig through their…
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58 - Ana Cristina Suzina and deconstructing English as the lingua franca of academia
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Ana Cristina Suzina (Loughborough University London). Among different topics, they talk about deconstructing English as the lingua franca of academia. This is episode fifty-eight of El Café Latinx, podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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57 - Patria Roman-Velazquez and combining research with community advocacy
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Patria Roman-Velazquez (King's College London). Among different topics, they talk about combining research with community advocacy. This is episode fifty-seven of El Café Latinx, podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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Human-Centered Design With Abbey Ripstra
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Design researcher Abbey Ripstra has spent her career making technology more approachable, and nowhere has her work and expertise connected with more people than at the Wikimedia Foundation. On this ep Abbey joins us to talk about what human-centered design research means, methodologies for conducting user-experience studies in a wide range of terri…
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56 - Andrea Medrado and the social and material conditions in academic careers
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Andrea Medrado (University of Westminster). Among different topics, they talk about the social and material conditions in academic careers. This is episode fifty-six of El Café Latinx, podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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Creative software is getting more expensive all the time, but by the same token FOSS alternatives are getting more and more robust. On this ep we check in with what's new in some of the biggest open-source creative applications like Blender, Audacity, and the GNU Image Manipulation Program, plus we talk through some tips and tricks for more of our …
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55 - Carlos Scolari and developing theory in communication and media studies
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Host Pablo Boczkowski interviews Prof. Carlos Scolari (Universitat Pompeu Fabra). Among different topics, they talk about developing theory in communication and media studies. This is episode fifty-five of El Café Latinx, podcast produced by the Center for Latinx Digital Media at Northwestern University.…
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