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In the 17th century, William Ames wrote a book called Technometria. Technometry meant literally "the measure of a skill or art." As Ames used it, he meant the study of the theory of the interrelation of the arts and sciences. (See Why Technometria for more detail.)
This is the Technometria podcast. I'm Phil Windley and I'm usually joined by Scott Lemon and Ben Galbraith, good friends and great technologists in their own right. Matt Asay has been a co-host in the past. We may talk him into coming back someday.
Technometria is our attempt to make sense of the technology that surrounds us through exploration, analysis, and, hopefully, reason. In these podcasts you'll find discussions of Web 2.0, programming and software development, open source, identity, new media, enterprise computing, and many other topics.
If you enjoy these podcasts, let us know by giving them a rating or sending us a note. You might also enjoy Phil Windley's Technometria blog.