Mike Phillips / The Fatherly Edition

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THE FATHERLY EDITION

Tommaso Maggio

37 episodes

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Welcome to THE FATHERLY EDITION, a podcast hosted by Tommaso Maggio, an Italian father based in Bangkok, alongside a cavalcade of daddies. This is the only community you need to be part of. Every week Tommaso will talk to new or experienced fathers from all parts of the globe, covering different topics, tips & tricks. Now fathers spend more time with their kids. These talks will give an irreverent and informative look at what is happening now (and next) in the fatherly hemisphere. Follow us IG @thefatherlyedition, your favourite podcast platform or connect with Tommaso on Linkedin :)

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Mike Phillips / The Fatherly Edition

THE FATHERLY EDITION

32 minutes 59 seconds

2 years ago

Mike Phillips / The Fatherly Edition

Are you living in the metaverse? Welcome back to THE FATHERLY EDITION by Tommaso Maggio. Today I am with Mike Phillips. He unfolds a bit of his life by raising kids (now well-grown-ups) at a young age (quite asynchronous compared to his peers) while playing/working among technology, arts and academy (yes it is possible ;) – and how life, similar to any software need updates every 6 months or so, and much more ...

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A bit more about Mike

Mike Phillips is Professor of Interdisciplinary Arts at the University of Plymouth, and the Director of Research at i-DAT.org. He has two sons, now in their mid 30's and has been living with their mum for over 40 years. His R&D orbits a portfolio of projects that explore the ubiquity of data ‘harvested’ from an instrumentalised world and its potential as a material for revealing things that lie outside our normal frames of reference – things so far away, so close, so massive, so small and so ad infinitum.