Jon Fogg

Creating and Destroying Meaning Meaning is derived from differentiation. Because of this, things can become "meaningful" or "meaningless" depending on their context. Allow me to illustrate my point... Here's a group of five lines: If I told you I was thinking about the "tallest" line, I imagine your eyebrows might twist in confusion. What do you mean the "tallest" line? They're all the same height. Your eyebrows are on to something. In the context of these lines, "tallest" is meaningless.

On Sunday night, I was reminded of an old blog I started in 2007. While perusing the last posts before it was mothballed, I found a couple of entries from 2009 about the state of newspapers. At the time, I was working for my second newspaper company since I entered the field.

About Risks and challenges The biggest challenge that we face right now is funding. We were able to produce an episode every week of the season as planned, but without a budget, our options for improvement were severely limited. We both have very young children at home, so we are unable to dedicate the financial resources necessary to realize the full potential of what we believe the podcast can be. Learn about accountability on Kickstarter