I like the things I like very much and am happy to promote things I believe in. It’s best if I find things on my own.
Asking for promotion by me is not a reliable business model, but if you think I'll dig it based on my past diggage, share away!
Maybe. I've done lots and lots of podcasts. With a heavy travel schedule and a life filled with non-podcast-based activities, I can't guarantee availability. I'm always grateful to be asked, however! If I can't do your podcast, it doesn't reflect on your worth as a human being but rather on the finite nature of my own being.
Oh, and here are some sloppy links to podcasts I've done in the past.
Some of my faves
- The Champs with Neal Brennan and Moshe Kasher - December 5, 2014
- Girl on Guy with Aisha Tyler - April 10, 2012
- Nerdist with Chris Hardwick - March 14, 2012
- Bullseye with Jesse Thorn - March 13, 2012
- Hang Out With Me with Myq Kaplan - October 7, 2012
- So many This Week In Tech episodes with Leo Laporte
- Several Beer Diplomacy episodes with Stuart Tracte.
Probably not.
I have been known by the hashtag #shoveltunde on occasion. I love snow. I love suiting up and weathering the elements. And a good blizzard brings out the extremist good samaritan in me. Several times in NYC I've headed out into the whiteness and pushed cars and moved frozen water.
The most epic moment occurred in Chicago where I happened to be in the right place at the right time with just the right amount of crazy to clear an exit ramp on Lakeshore Drive. Here's a video of my TEDxMidwest talk through that journey.
But as for me coming to your city and shoveling your driveway, I doubt it. There's only so much ground one man and one shovel can cover. What we need is a movement: many people, many shovels. And one of those people, well, it could be you.