Platypod

Welcome to Platypod, the official podcast of the Community for the Anthropology of Science, Technology and Computing.

Here we host dialogues and conversations about the theories, tools and social interactions that explore questions at the intersection of anthropology and science and technology studies.

This bonus content is a reading from Platypus, the CASTAC blog.

On One No Noise will go to Mario Bruni.

And the Platypod multi-accessory kit is going to David Claiborne.

So thanks, everybody, for tuning in.

And... watching the show today

[laughs] Yes, sir.

Right? So, uh, first we're giving away a Platypod.

We're giving away the Platypod Super Clamp.

So the Mini Super Clamp, little Mini Super Clamp, which is not his iPhone photography book, but the Mini Super Clamp.

Bung those together, sir.

And then the Platypod Elbow.

So both of those will go together.

So that's one prize, the Super Clamp and the Elbow, which absolutely love that combination because it really is, it's like a, a, it's...

Uh, so somebody's gonna win that on the show today.

Plus, Platypod is giving away a Platypod Mag on the show, which is a little attachment for your Platypod.

Um, what's cool about it is it has that, uh, magnet mount, so if you have a phone that has the magnet mount, it just snaps on.

But then also they include a magnet if your phone doesn't have a magnet mount that you can put on your phone or your phone case and make it into a magnetic phone case.

And then the iPhone Photography book is going to Melissa Belota.

And then the Night Photography book is going to Angel A. Franco.

And then the Platypod, uh, the mag is going to Suzanne Offner.

And then the On1 NoNoise AI 2027 is going to Bruce Wunderlich.

Uh, we're also giving away a copy of my i- uh, night photography book, so if you wanna learn about shooting at night.

And then, uh, the Platypod grip, we're giving one of those away, a holder for your phone.

Get a grip.

Yeah, get a grip.

The iPhone Photography book is going to Roger Gregston.

Then the Night Photography book is going to Stanley Turk.

And then, uh, Pl- the Platypod grip is going to Peter Morse.

And then, uh, the ON1 NoNoise AI 2027's going to Casey Conrad.