Recent Episodes
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Reynold Mackey: “When you pick up the globe, you feel time.”
Feb 5, 2025 – 00:43:34 -
Neil Allen: “Making a map in isolation is never a good idea.”
Oct 24, 2024 – 00:54:17 -
Hap Wilson: “If there’s no risk then there’s no adventure, right?”
May 13, 2024 – 00:46:29 -
Erick Ingraham: “I guess I gravitate towards difficulty.”
Apr 30, 2024 – 00:29:49 -
Stephen Walter: “Maps are inherently political if they’re interesting.”
Feb 20, 2024 – 00:42:36 -
John Tauranac: “I seldom think macroscopically; I think microscopically.”
Dec 26, 2023 – 00:36:00 -
Andrew Middleton: “There’s something poetic about running a map store.”
Dec 12, 2023 – 00:50:09 -
Lionel Portier: “What I'm trying to convey with my maps is the pleasure of seeing beautiful things.”
Dec 4, 2023 – 00:28:33 -
Isaac Dushku: “A map has to evoke a feeling of adventure or a feeling of home.”
Nov 27, 2023 – 00:38:13 -
Sam Usle: “Slowly but surely we’re starting to recover the built environment.”
Nov 20, 2023 – 00:46:35 -
Naomi Rosenberg: "Get out of your sighted bubble.”
Nov 13, 2023 – 00:33:37 -
Matthew Dean Shaffer: “My approach is to try and be as accurate as possible.“
Oct 9, 2023 – 00:52:22 -
Jamshid Kooros: “These maps are based on walking, walking, walking.”
Oct 2, 2023 – 00:56:05 -
David Kulbeth: “It's taken so long to get everything just right because there's no guidebook to this.”
Sep 25, 2023 – 00:35:53 -
Sophie Parr: “I have to mathematically scale it, plan it, sketch it, draw it.”
Sep 18, 2023 – 00:32:00 -
Lee France: “It was fun to try to achieve those paper map elements in this new digital space.”
Sep 11, 2023 – 00:41:13 -
Gregor Turk: “I always focused on the map’s ability to simultaneously represent and distort reality.”
Sep 4, 2023 – 00:49:32 -
Tom Patterson: “Right now is the golden age of cartography.”
Aug 21, 2023 – 01:12:22 -
Melinda Clarke & Deborah Young Monk: “The beauty of the whole project is that we had no idea what we were doing.”
Aug 15, 2023 – 01:23:32 -
Neil Gower: “Twice a week I’ll make a mark on paper and think ‘I wouldn’t want to be doing anything other than what I’m doing.”
Aug 8, 2023 – 00:52:34 -
Andrew Lynch: “I wish somebody else had done this, but I guess I'm gonna have to figure it out.”
Aug 2, 2023 – 01:13:31 -
Danielle Currie: “Zoom in buddy, it ain’t paint!”
Jul 26, 2023 – 00:20:17 -
Gabriel Camus: “That would be the dream, to make this city that never ends.”
Jul 18, 2023 – 00:40:28 -
Simon Polster: “I was hitchhiking from Iran to Berlin and spent quite a long time in the Caucasus.”
Jul 10, 2023 – 00:29:42 -
Kevin Sheehan: “There’s something good about using old ways of doing things.”
Jul 3, 2023 – 00:44:55 -
Jeff Clark: “Paper maps are dead, long live paper maps.”
Jun 27, 2023 – 00:51:41 -
Anthony Despalins: “I feel this energy when creating impossible landscapes, spaces, configurations.”
Jun 19, 2023 – 00:55:00 -
Grant Preller: “It started as a fun project and has turned into something I would definitely call a vocation.”
Jun 12, 2023 – 00:41:26 -
Aaron Taveras: “I would stare at topos for days on end and thought it’d be fun to make them myself.”
Jun 5, 2023 – 00:49:16 -
Jake Coolidge: “It’s a great way to learn a place, to try to map it well.”
May 30, 2023 – 01:09:53 -
Daniel Coe: “Science and art can make these really interesting images.”
May 24, 2023 – 00:41:50 -
Anton Thomas: “That mix of serious cartography and serious art; I love that.”
May 23, 2023 – 01:12:44 -
Nat Slaughter: “I seem to be drawn to maps that have a timeless quality.”
May 22, 2023 – 00:47:41 -
Jane Crosen: “I thought ‘Well, I’m going to do my own labels using calligraphy, and then I can be my own typesetting machine.’”
May 19, 2023 – 01:07:17 -
Jug Cerović: “The map is the reality; the infrastructure is entirely virtual.”
May 18, 2023 – 01:08:48 -
Jeff Murray: “The slogan within my work is ‘look closer.’”
May 16, 2023 – 01:06:27 -
Carl Churchill: “Immersing myself in thousands of high quality maps allowed me to develop a certain style.”
May 10, 2023 – 01:04:53 -
Elliot Park: “Why would you want to create a relief map you can’t touch?”
May 9, 2023 – 01:01:15 -
Kirsten Sparenborg: “I elaborate on the emotion of places when I make maps.”
May 7, 2023 – 01:01:35 -
Aurélien Boyer-Moraes: “The most important part is that the map goes to the public, it’s useful, and it’s used.”
May 5, 2023 – 01:07:09 -
Bill Marsh: “There’s something really useful about seeing the whole thing in one sweep, in great detail, all at once.”
May 2, 2023 – 01:09:53 -
Travis Folk: “Surely there are folks desirous of traditional cartography of a modern landscape.”
May 1, 2023 – 00:37:22 -
Alex McPhee: “I love watching over people’s shoulders as they interact with what I do.”
Apr 30, 2023 – 01:43:40 -
Kate Tarling: “When you’re stitching, you’re stitching footsteps into that landscape.”
Apr 28, 2023 – 00:25:08 -
Sara Drake: “My brain thinks in 3D rather than 2D.”
Apr 27, 2023 – 00:58:27 -
Mike Hall: “I keep returning to that mid-twentieth-century style.”
Apr 26, 2023 – 00:36:20 -
Anna Eshelman: “Where water carves; that’s fascinating to me.”
Apr 25, 2023 – 00:47:59 -
Alex Hotchin: “making a career out of drawing how beautiful the world can be”
Apr 23, 2023 – 00:18:23
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