I’ve been thinking about ways I can move discussion about my work on “Playing with Media: simple ideas for powerful sharing” more into mainstream media channels. I’ve thought about writing a regular column for newspaper syndication or articles for airline magazines. Today I learned about PRX. This inspires me to think about possibly producing a regular (maybe weekly?) radio program for Playing with Media. Hat tip to Steve Sloan and Justin Beck for sharing this back in a 2007 podcast.
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