Welcome to the Internet is an interview show where we’ll talk with people doing interesting things online and offline – photographers starting a new business, stay at home moms who are supporting themselves through Etsy, developers using the internet to spread interest about their building projects, programmers who never see the light of day, documentary film makers, writers and everyone in between.
Chris Enns is your host on this journey around the internet. His day job is a web developer and content producer for small businesses and his night job is recording podcasts. He knows more than some and not nearly as much as most, which is why he wanted to interview people who are much smarter than he is.
Don runs screencastsonline.com – a video tutorial service dedicated to explaining software for the Mac. He’s also a frequent guest on other podcasts such as Macbreak Weekly with Leo Laporte.
My guest for episode 19 is Shawn Blanc of shawnblanc.net. A Mac and technology blogger who is also a big fan of making coffee and taking the time to do things right.
Jim has been reporting on the Mac since 1994 and has a wealth of knowledge and opinions about the Mac and related technologies. We talk about his first Mac, the reason he got into writing about the Mac and how he decides on what to post on The Loop. We also chat about how The Loop supports him and his family and his thoughts on advertising/sponsorship of his site.
My guest for episode 17 is Alison Prince of Howdoesshe.com – a crafty-mommy blog with nearly 30,000 readers. We talk about how she does howdoesshe.com
In episode 16 I’m joined by Matt Rix – game developer and creator of Trainyard, an iOS game released in 2010.
Dale is a guy who is passionate about using technology to help people in need. He’s using his software developer training to develop and build up resources and tools for developing nations and people in times of crisis.
