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Anna Havron is the latest guest on Micro Monday. She talks about her love of analog office tools, how she got addicted to writing, and what brought her to Micro.blog. Analog Office annahavron.com Anna’s microblog for cats, flowers, and stuff Want to write a book? You probably already have! by Patrick Rhone, Micro Camp August 2021 presentation How to Self-Publish A Novel by Cheri, Micro Camp March 2022 presentation Ten Arguments For Deleting Your Social Media Accounts Right Now by Jaron Lanier

Back after a hiatus, Micro Monday welcomes Sven. Sven did a presentation for the last Micro Camp titled Accessible Microblogging: A Crash Course (YouTube). We talk about whether or not Sven has a blog, and how to get the hang of Micro.blog when you first join.

This week’s episode features a chat with Ridwan. He’s an engineer who likes reading and writing. He had just started a newsletter when Micro.blog announced a new newsletter subscriptions for Premium members. Ridwan has upgraded, and is now considering what he will do for a podcast, which is another of the additional features offered in the Premium plan.

Manton Reece returns to the Micro Monday podcast to talk about two new features that were recently announced: scheduling posts and email newsletter subscriptions. We also talk about something fun coming in 2022 at the end of the episode. 😇

This weeks guest is Art, an Irish writer with some ambivalent feelings toward technology. He publishes “Talk about books,” a newsletter on Substack. Tot by Iconfactory Andrew Marvell (1621–1678), poet

This week’s guest is Pete, developer of the Tufte theme for Micro.blog, organizer (with @cheri) of the Micro.blog writers’ meetup, and a fan of pens, ink, and paper.

On this episode, Chad talks about how he came to Micro.blog (a Kickstarter backer!), how he became a sketchnoter, and why he likes the Racket platform for audio sharing. Check out Chad’s Micro Camp presentation (together with Chris), Getting Started With Sketchnoting and learn how to create your own sketchnote selfie. 😄 Watch the 2021 Micro Camp presentations on YouTube Racket: Collaborate on anything Jean’s Sketchnote Selfie from Micro Camp:

On this week’s episode, Jatan talks about how he became interested in space exploration in school, why the Moon is much more than a big rock in the sky, and how he has made Micro.blog his internet base station.

On this episode, Laurence Warner joined us for a chat shortly before his debut double album Smalltown Dreamer was released under his stage name Cerulean. We talked about using Micro.blog as a creator and performer, how Micro.blog could attract more folks from the performing arts, and the fun of meeting up with another microblogger (Jas) in person. PS. Laurence will be a presenter at Micro Camp, coming this Friday! Sign up to receive an invite to this free two-day gathering and community celebration.

We’re back with Micro Monday podcasts! This week, Jas talks about how he became a “slowpreneur,” what he likes about Micro.blog, and how we can encourage more people to join our community.

A special episode to mark a milestone for the Micro Monday podcast. Manton and Jean talk with Patrick Rhone, who previously appeared on Episode 4. We take a look at how Micro.blog has evolved and where it’s going, focusing on these questions: How important are independent blogs, considering what we have seen elsewhere in social media? How has Micro.blog and the community evolved? How could Micro.blog be improved? Our pets share opinions too.

This week’s guest is Rom. According to his bio on Micro.blog, he is “geek to the max.” He is also an avid photographer, and especially enjoys sharing food photos. He shares a lot of photos on Flickr, and we talk a bit about how online communities evolve. Finally, we talk about a local delicacy, the purple yam, which can be used in many tasty dishes and condiments. Purple yam cheesecake, part of Rom’s Flickr photostream