TA15 – Mexican Hackerspace

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This is the pilot of a new flavor of Talking Anthropology. The Signal Radio Project of the Hackerspaces movement asked me to join their program. I will explain to you what Hackers are in a later episode, but for now leave it with the description given in the podcast and the links below.

In this show I had an interview with Felixe from the first Mexican Hackerspace. We discuss the situation in Mexico, the things it needs for a hackerspace to come to existence, his involvement in the Maker Szene and the project of homebrew Club Mate.

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