In this episode, we talk with Brandon Toner, a pharmacist based in Nova Scotia, Canada. He's known from his goal to build a habit of expression through a reset on Twitter. This is a broad episode ranging from healthcare to school, note-taking philosophies and the search for powerful conversations. We

In this episode, we talk with Tracy Winchell, the Founder of Roaman Journals. A teacher of daily journaling practices to others, Tracy is a self introspective person when it comes to facing ourselves in writing. And when introduced to Roam, she has started implementing the tool into journaling. In this

In this episode, we talk with Aravind Balla, a software developer working remotely from Hyderabad, India. He loves JS and CSS, and is the co-host of the Learning Curve podcast, sharing his findings, discoveries, and, his learning journey with fellow host Bretik. In the #roamcult community he is known for

Today’s guest is Kahlil Corazo, who is building Project Accessible Genomics, a playbook for deploying genomic pathogen surveillance in the global South. He is also creating training materials on using Roam for project management, as well as Fabricating Serendipity, connecting Roam individuals to each other and see its results.

In this episode, we talk with Jessie Li, an independent consultant at Singapore Management University’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center, and Founder of Fat Garage, an interesting website covering Chinese entrepreneurs in niche markets, such as asteroid mining, synthetic biology, and more.w She founded the roam/cn Community, a

In this episode, we talk with David Crandall, a software architect and fractional CTO. As someone involved in Data Architecture since the mid-nineties, he has been obsessive with note-taking, having done so for 25+ years(!). Roam fits the bill for writing all his thoughts! We talked about: * The Dark times:

In this episode, we’re having a conversation with Mark Robertson, who is an instructor of history at several California community colleges, teaching American and World History. He focuses on historical memory, race and racism, US foreign policy, and critical pedagogy. His true joy in life is to assist and

In this episode we’re talking with a member of the #roamcult who uses Roam as a lab book. Cherry Sun is a second-year Ph.D. student based in Auckland, New Zealand. She’s studying a stem cell population from the human placenta and its potential role in babies that

In this episode, we talk with Maggie Appleton who is the Art Director, Metaphor Designer & Anthropological All-Rounder at egghead.io. Soon to start a Masters in Digital Anthropology, she is known for her contributions to digital gardens as well as illustrated notes. She is at the forefront of visual thinking

In this episode, we talk with Michael Ashcroft, a consultant, co-founder and Non-Executive Director of the Carbon Removal Centre, a UK-based non-profit organization whose purpose is to advance sustainable carbon removal. He is also a certified teacher of the Alexander Technique, an awareness-based educational process that helps people live with

Shownotes In this episode we talk with Stian Håklev, who is the engineer/learning architect for Minerva Project. * We talked about his origin story: diving open science, collaborative communities, and international development and connecting all these findings through Roam. * What should get a page and what shouldn’t, using references

Our guest in this episode today is Robert Haisfield, Founder of Influence Insights, as well as the behavioral product strategist at Spark Wave. Focusing on behavior design and gamification, he applies his knowledge to tech products better accomplish their intended goals. We talked about: * Rob’s note-taking origin story, from

Hello there, welcome to RoamFM. Here, we dive into the minds, workflows and machinations of the #roamcult, the believers of Roam Research. As a note-taking tool for networked thought, Roam Research can be used in many different ways. We’ll be exploring said ways by interviewing the #roamcult : writers, creatives,