Geek Orthodox
Fr. Justin (Edward) Hewlett"The geeks have inherited the earth." Exploring, evaluating, and adding to geek subculture from an Orthodox Christian perspective.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 94 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Return to Japan, Part 3
First view of Shukugawa after thirty years… It actually looks much the same.
The conversation was everything I hoped it would be, rich, varied, wide-ranging, and as deep as we could manage with Takako’s rusty English and my very broken Jap...
Return to Japan, Part 2
When I first came to Japan, I flew in to Nagoya, went down to Osaka (Nishinomiya), and never made it to Tokyo. Even in Nishinomiya, thirty years ago, it was clear that so many aspects of modern Japanese life revolve around translating a tra...
Return to Japan, Part 1
One of the many poetry fragments I wrote when I was last in Japan, thirty years ago, was
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In the mountains the sound of a gong.
In the strip-malls th...
It’s the End of the World (of Code)
Hello, and welcome to Geek Orthodox. I’m Fr. Justin, geek from my youth.
The tagline of this podcast has been, from the beginning, “The geeks have inherited the earth.” The underlying question that that’s meant to evoke is, “And what have...
On the Everlasting Idiocy and Inhumanity of Bureaucracy
Douglas Adams begins his immortal (and increasingly inaccurately named) Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy “trilogy” with the Earth being demolished to make way for a hyperspace bypass due to our ignorance of a ridiculously opaque bureaucrati...
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