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Author Archives: Len
Odds and Ends from Podcamp Boston 4
Adam Weiss had a cool portable recorder that I hadn’t seen before, an Olympus LS 10. My aging Edirol R-09 is falling apart, so I can justify an upgrade for a crucial tool in my podcasting kit. Plus, I have … Continue reading
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Seadog at Ocean Park
Seadog and Girl 4, originally uploaded by LenEdgerly. We’re settling in at Ocean Park, Maine, a place I’ve been coming off and on since single digits. For the Yorkie Claire, settling in means lots of new sounds to bark at, … Continue reading
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Night Train to Boston
We are tearing through the darkness aboard Amtrak #94 to Boston. Maybe the engineer is trying to make up for lost time. At Old Saybrook, Connecticut, we waited 45 minutes for the 94 to navigate a problem to the west … Continue reading
All Aboard
We’re approaching Old Saybrook, Connecticut, aboard an Amtrak regional train, number 93, which left Boston’s South Station about an hour ago. I was surprised to learn that this train travels at speeds up to 120 miles per hour. That’s snail … Continue reading
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Justin the Apple Genius
Justin Granger, whose business card simply says “Genius,” is in back trying recover the Mike Elgan interview and other files for episode 53 of The Kindle Chronicles. I loved this hybrid human/tech moment when he held my MacBook Air to … Continue reading
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Computer Daze
This is weird. Both of my laptop computers crashed within two days of each other, with the result that yesterday for the first time in a year I missed my Friday deadline to upload my Kindle Chronicles podcast. In fact, … Continue reading
Health Care Reform 101
I will admit to having been following “Health Care Reform” without doing much homework on the issue. From my peripheral vision, I’ve equated the topic to a battle in Congress over whether there should be a public alternative to private … Continue reading
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Low-Impact Tourism
My preference is to go somewhere new and sit for a while, preferably with some coffee and something to read. Red Eye Coffee is a good example. Claire and I are camped out at an outdoor table. The tourists come … Continue reading
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Provincetown Bound
We are taking a day trip to Provincetown. The Boston Harbor Cruises fast ferry is dog-friendly, so the Yorkie Claire sleeps in the booth with us. They have fast free WiFi (good) and ubiquitous CNN (bad). We are traveling light … Continue reading
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…Arriving Cambridge, Mass.
The Charles River is a big deal for me during our sojourns in Cambridge, Mass. It snakes all the way back to my boyhood, when I was a seventh grader banging clappers on the sides of ancient wooden boats as … Continue reading
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