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Podcast 26: Mark Frauenfelder, Creator of Boing Boing

by Flexo on October 18, 2009

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Podcast 26: Mark Frauenfelder, Creator of Boing Boing5.052

Tom Dziubek and Flexo speak with Mark Frauenfelder, the creator of Boing Boing and the editor-in-chief of the MAKE magazine. Frauenfelder also writes for Credit.com, and within this interview he shares details about some of this website’s new services including the Credit Report Card (reviewed here).

Frauenfelder is a proponent of the do-it-yourself (DIY) lifestyle, and he explains the source of his interest in this lifestyle as well as details about a forthcoming book on the subject.

 

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Mark Frauenfelder[00:00] Introduction from Flexo
[00:32] Interview with Mark Frauenfelder
[00:55] Boing Boing
[01:50] Mark’s move to the Cook Islands
[03:59] MAKE magazine
[05:15] Mark’s involvement with Credit.com
[08:12] Services offered by Credit.com
[09:05] Credit.com vs. credit reporting bureaus
[10:12] Personal information on Credit.com
[11:21] Improving your credit with the Credit Report Card
[13:57] Building cigar box guitars
[15:45] Beekeeping
[19:21] Upcoming book on do-it-yourself (DIY) experiences
[23:42] End

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Flexo, the owner and creator of Consumerism Commentary, has been blogging and writing for the internet since 1995 and has been building online communities since 1991. Find out more about him and follow him on Twitter.

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