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A podcast featuring Alan Chaess and John Bakker,two long time developers and makers. The Polymaticast is (mostly) a discussion between those two developers from two different worlds (Europe/USA & DotNet- PHP(OSS)) With topics ranging from development,open source,tech,nerdyness to art,photography,podcasting,space, and music. Basically anything that interests us. We usually stick to one topic an episode and then share some of the fun stuff we ran into over the last two weeks. Maybe share a book or two and some songs that have been stuck in our head. Releases every 2 weeks on Sundays.

Polymaticast 62 For realsies we won’t talk about Minecraft (a lot)

Minecraft’s revival has grabbed hold of both Alan and John. We talk about headphones, bad quality drawing tablets, and good

Polymaticast 60 – Gear-o-maticast

This episode: John has a rant about his newly purchased Huion tablet monitor. Alan contemplates becoming a liqour baron by

Polymaticast – 59 Gremlins be grumblin

This episode Alan recounts his encounters with the gremlins and talks a lot. We also talk about Spiderman Far From

Polymaticast 58 – GADGETS!

Alan bought a new camera, John spent more and got a new laptop. We also discuss a car pyromaniac terrorizing

Polymaticast 57 – It’s the endgame now! #spoilers

This week Alan and John discuss trouble with the Nokia 7.1 Android One phone. And Alan is getting ready for

Polymaticast 56 – Gear to get

This episode Alan and John .. well mostly Alan .. discuss some super hero movies, and the gear they plan

Polymaticast 55 – Article 13

Our main topic this episode is Article 13 and how it affects creators and new and small communities/platforms. You can

Polymaticast 54 – NAS FTW

This week we talk about the storage for our projects. Mainly why Alan is sticking to a portable drive and

Polymaticast 53 – Plans for 2019

This episode we discuss our plans for 2019, Alan’s trouble with blue flames and where to put them, Upgrading shortner

Polymaticast 52 – Social media disconnect

This episode we discuss Tumblr’s impending doom, and the disconnect certain social media providers have with their user base. We