This is an attempt to help preserve and modernize some of the content of the web site: https://town.hall.org. The content here was converted to mp3 and uploaded to the Internet Archive. The RSS feed here provides a way to easily consume these shows using a podcast app or any other RSS application which supports MP3 audio.
There is more content on town.hall.org which I will not be converting or adding to the feed. Consider this a somewhat curated feed mostly focusing on technology discussions and development of the internet and it's many protocols, some of which never came to fruition or are not defunct.
https://www.divarin.net/yt/ytfeed.xml Use this RSS URL in your podcast app or other RSS application to subscribe.
Carl Malamud interviews leading network researchers, engineers, implementers, and a wide variety of other troublemakers. The interviews are technically focused and are produced by Martin Lucas.
Original Content: https://town.hall.org/radio/Geek/
Moira Gunn hosts this weekly, one hour radio talk show from San Francisco. She interviews luminaries of Silicon Valley, authors pondering the impact of new technology on our society, and some of the leading scientists of our time.
Original Content: https://town.hall.org/radio/TechNation/
The Telecommunications Radio Project is pleased to announce the return of its award winning radio series, the Communications Revolution. The Communications Revolution kicks off its fourth season beginning Tuesday, July 5th, 1994 with a look at Vanishing Privacy in the Information Age.
The Communications Revolution is a weekly, hour-long program that begins with a short documentary exploring a critical aspect of the technology debate. This documentary is followed by an in-studio panel discussion with experts in the field of telecommunications policy and politics. We then open up our phone lines to our listeners. Our toll free call-in number for the 1994 season is 800/848-2298.
Original Content: https://town.hall.org/radio/CommRev/
CFP '95 was held in San Francisco, California, March 29-30, 1995. CFP '95 was sponsored by ACM, the Association for Computing Machinery, and Stanford Law School. Gregg McVicar (mcvicar@well.com) of Pacific Multimedia in Walnut Creek, CA recorded and edited the sessions for distribution on the Internet Multicasting Service. The producers wish to thank General Chair Carey Heckman of the Stanford Law School and Stanford Law and Technology Center, and program committee member Bruce Koball for their invaluable assistance in making these audio programs possible.
Original Content: https://town.hall.org/radio/CFP/