On Air: Postgreen on Kcast

by Nic Darling on January 16, 2009 · 2 comments

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This is going to be a really short post. Those of you accustomed to my normal long windedness should be happy with this nearly scroll-free experience. Don’t get used to it. I’ll be back with the lengthy rants soon.

Recently, Vik Duggal of Konstructr asked me to be on his daily podcast called KCast. I agreed without hesitation. Vik is incredibly passionate about revolutionizing the building industry, and as you know, that is the sort of thing I can get behind. The interview was a lot of fun, and even though it is sometimes hard to listen to oneself talk, I think it went well.

If you have 20-30 minutes check out the KCast episode about the 100k House. If you have more time, listen to some of the others. There are some great guest and excellent conversations. You can also subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, so get to it.

As always, the comment section is there for your use.

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1 Vik Duggal January 16, 2009 at 2:31 pm

To the 100khouse community – Great job! I wanted to let Nic and all of you know that the Episode with Nic was one of the most fun so far (granted only 10 episodes). Postgreen is doing some revolutionary work, they embrace their community and they are having fun.

If there’s one thing I took away from my conversation with Nic is the one thing I went into 2009 with. Do what you love and do what you’re passionate about. This one nugget will allow to have so much success.

Great success to Postgreen, the 100khouse community, and thanks for listening.

Vik Duggal

2 Todd Oskin January 17, 2009 at 5:42 pm

Nic and Vik,

Excellent podcast! It definitely came out very well, and I am not an easy critic.

Vik asked a lot of really great questions that I had also wanted to ask you guys.

Nic, you were very open and honest with your answers. I appreciate you both putting together the podcast.

Great stuff. Keep it up!

Not sure if you are already aware of this, but check out http://gridphilly.com/ if you have not done so yet. I bet you could get an article on your project(s) published in this new mag. It has lots of good content.

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