Permanently Moved is a personal podcast 301 seconds in length; written, recorded and edited by @thejaymo
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Produced weekly since 2018, Jay Springett’s Permanently Moved podcast has become a fixture in iTunes top 100 rankings around the world.
Any given episode might explore an aspect of the Internet and how it changes us, or stories about long dead saints and why they matter, to the existence of a wild crisp conspiracy in the heart of UK supermarkets.
Tightly scripted, yet nakedly transparent about the creative process – Permanently Moved is a web series in love with the potential that others have to share their passions, as much as it is with its own.
A 301 second long show about the Internet, a how-to-DIY journal, a 21st century Why Don’t You for adults.
Recently it’s mostly been about worlds…
In January 2020 Permanently Moved broke into the iTunes UK Top 50 Personal Journal podcasts chart. Just 43 places behind 301’s bête noire Desert Island Discs!
It has subsequently charted Top 50 in countries such as: Brazil, South Africa, and Sweden. In January of 2023 Permanently Moved ranked #1 in Personal Journals in Iceland!
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EOY 2023 | 2340
As is tradition, here are all the episodes that didn’t get made in 2023, and a little note about Season 11 and…
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Episode Archive
Autonomous Worlds: Misusing The Money Machine | 2339
Exploring blockchain’s shift from finance to creating games in digital universes. A look at this tech’s new role in gaming and virtual…
Episode 250 | 2338
Holy crap 250 episodes! Reflecting on the shows growth, creative enjoyment, making the zine, and future endeavours.
Like We Did In Y2K | 2337
The cultural and tech comeback of the Y2K era. Old trends shaping the state of the post vibe shift Internet.
Why Don Quixote is So Great | 2336
Unpacking ‘Don Quixote’s timeless narrative, linking its chivalric setting to modern fan fiction and intellectual property debates.
Solarpunk, Cybertruck | 2335
The Cybertruck of 2035 will be a mundane part of everyday life. Most of the stuff around us today – is going to…
Worlds Resemble Other Worlds | 2334
Worlds resemble other worlds and we adopt world(view)s when we recognise them. Some worlds we have agency in, others we don’t.
Presence in Worlds | 2333
What’s the difference between experiencing Presence and Immersion in a world? Or in techno-social systems of any kind?
In A Playful Way | 2332
I’m going to try my best to approach making the show in a more playful way. A change in creative position or…
Season 10! | 2331
Permanently Moved will be celebrating its 250th episode during this next run of 10 shows. I’m looking forward to achieving that!
Tend Soil | 2330
In the boundless ocean of the social seas, where ides and winds whip fleeting trends, the Artist must make sanctuary.
Audience not Algorithm | 2329
The game is over and we’ve all lost. We now have a fractured mediascape with smaller audiences and limited opportunities for growth.
The Book of Silicon | 2328
I think much of contemporary AI and Internet criticism fits into three categories, two of which are based on short stories by…
World(view) | 2327
Written down this way, world(view) suggests that the world is outside of – and much bigger – than any single perspective of…
Nobody Clicks Links Anymore | 2326
Earlier this week I had the misfortune of accidentally opening a link to a website in google chrome on my phone.
The Rise of Co-Play: The Future of Multiplayer Software | 2325
I regret to inform you, for better or worse, the future of societal coordination and maybe even politics will emerge from gamer…
There is a Well of Words Within You | 2324
I am not done writing about why you should start a dairy. This is a companion to Episode 2020: Stale Yesterdays
Threads, Carnival and the Bazaar | 2323
Thread’s, like every other social network will end up full of the same anti-culture sludge that Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter already are.
The Delamination of the Elite | 2322
The Secretary of State for Culture, Media & Sport doesn’t know anything about culture, media or sport
Stale Yesterdays | 2320
It is a choice to carry stale yesterdays into tomorrow. Shed the flotsam and idle chatter from the surface of the mind.
Update Interlude | 2319
Looking through my scripts for 2023, I realise I haven’t made a general update show since February. So let’s do that.
Tears of the Kingdom | 2318
I fully expect to see Succession get more words published about it in online media outlets in the coming weeks than the…
Dial M for Metaverse | 2317
Both Choose Your Own Adventure gamebooks & phone tree menu systems are progeny of the explosion of creativity that happened after D&D…
Machine Touch | 2316
We must try to cultivate a better sense of somatic awareness of the tools in our lives and give names to the…
Embrace Cadence, Find Rhythm | 2315
The artist has made sanctuary upon their little Isle, found stable ground. Now they plant a garden. For it is there the…
Speed of Thought | 2314
For me now, at this point in my life, writing and thinking are co-continuous. I type between 55-60 words per minute -…
Lore as Lens | 2313
The growing importance of lore reflects the rise of a new kind cultural sense-making and social technology.
Tools for Thinking | 2312
A friend asked me the other day “What tools do you use for thinking?” I replied… “My Brain????”. Apparently this was the…
How to Listen to a Podcast | 2311
Sometimes between the host, the guest and the listener, no one is actually listening to anybody, so you might as well not…
There Will Be Crisis | 2310
From nowhere north winds may howl. Waves may rise with such fury that they may come to threaten the artist’s craft. There…
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