Nic Newlin

How We Used to Talk

Science EN ↓ 4 episodios

Connecting interesting individuals via the remaining international payphone infrastructure for unedited real conversation containing all the sonic action happening around the payphones-just like how we used to talk.

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Autor

Nic Newlin

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Science

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howweusedtotalk.com

Último episodio

1 de may. de 2026

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Episodios

Kilgari, Rwanda University Corner 01.05.2026

Today we connect with an artist in Rwanda I have never spoken to. Him and I have been involved in an international art scheme and will tell you all about it. Also, what it truly is like to make art nowadays.

Osaka Street Corner 01.05.2026

We connect to a payphone on an Osaka street corner in Japan to touch base with someone I met briefly only once in Porto for a coin fueled conversation about Hokkaido's version of perfect peace to Wu- Tang covers just like how we used to talk. 

San Juan Court Spring Breakers 01.05.2026

Today we connect to a payphone locked inside the Funciona building in San Juan Court. Photography not permitted (the pictured payphone was outside San Juan Court) but connection was made with first time spring breakers in Puerto Rico for a conversation about being ok with acting your age and falling out of windows.

Hi this is my First Podcast 29.04.2026

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