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“Faking It” Is a Fun New Podcast for Habitual Workshop Dwellers

By Caleb Kraft

Caleb Kraft

I get ridiculously excited seeing people make things. I just want to revel in the creativity I see in makers. My favorite thing in the world is sharing a maker's story. find me at CalebKraft.com

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Need a new podcast to listen to while you’re finishing your next project? “Faking It” is a podcast by Makers for Makers.

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Maker Movement 2016: Let’s Do This Together

Maker Movement 2016: Let’s Do This Together

Gregg Brockway

By Gregg Brockway

Gregg Brockway

Gregg Brockway was named CEO of Maker Media in October 2014. Gregg loves creating products, building teams and helping companies grow. He is the co-founder of Hotwire, TripIt, and most recently, Chairish. Gregg and his wife Anna are raising three little Makers of their own in San Francisco, CA.

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There’s been some restructuring at Make:, but 2016 will prove that the Maker community is coming together more than ever.

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A Teenage Girl’s Journey to Change the World with Code

A Teenage Girl’s Journey to Change the World with Code

Hania Guiagoussou

By Hania Guiagoussou

Hania Guiagoussou

Hania Guiagoussou is a junior attending Dublin High School in Dublin, California. Born in Montreal with parents from Chad, Hania is a tri-citizen Canadian / Chadian / American. Hania, when not coding, is also a long distance runner with Dublin High’s Track & Field team.

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Learning to code made Hania Guiagoussou feel empowered (you could even say “super-powered”) to change the world.

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No Makerspace No Problem: Maker Cart Takes Workshop Education to Go

No Makerspace No Problem: Maker Cart Takes Workshop Education to Go

By John Jefferys

John Jefferys

John is a sculptor, tinkerer, designer, father, and an educator who lives and works in Brooklyn. He is currently the Director of Alliance for Digital Fabrication Education.

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The ED Cart will be a great way to reach students without the cost of a full Makerspace and can seed the way for Maker learning for all.

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