That was the week that was

"What did you do on Friday morning between 10 and 12, Lloyd?" I sat in my back bedroom and chatted on the phone to Ava Osbiston about what I used to do every Friday morning between 10 and 12.

Ten years ago today was the first Tuttle of 2009. I only know this because it was so quiet, being 2nd January. So I was sitting with Debbie Davies and perhaps one other person (can't remember who) in the

I woke to a tweet notification about the outgoing Minister for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation, Sam Gyimah who resigned yesterday calling the Brexit deal "naive". He did indeed

Die Tuttle Zwillinge sind zurück und das mit einem neuen Buch über das Geldsystem. Nach "Das Gesetz" und "Der wunderbare Bleistift" wird nun über das Fiat-Money-System aufgeklärt. Was

This is a question I've been asked and have asked myself for ten years now. I think we might be getting close to a definitive answer, but I've thought that before! It doesn't matter really, but it continues

Looking back over the early Tuttle blogging last week, I remembered something that's slipped out of mind in the years since. We were on a mission! it wasn't always completely clear where we were going,

Knitting is the new thing that has taken over my life, following fast on the heels of cooking and gardening. I studied textiles originally, as part of my primary teacher training course. It wasn't intended,

"Will it stay like this or get too businessy?" It stayed like that, mostly. Sometimes it did get too businessy, but we soon dealt with that. It's ten years this week since we had the first regular

Please enjoy my recent conversation with Connor Boyack, founder of The Tuttle Twins series. Herein we discussed Libertas Institute, Tuttle Twins and the Miraculous Pencil in public schools, Tuttle Twins

I yak about Steem pretty much every Friday at my regular gathering for London geeks, the Tuttle Club. Often I see that someone has signed up, maybe followed me or tried upvoting a post, but mostly that's

Yeah, you read that right, there are meant to be two 'Not's in the title. We spent quite a bit of our time at Tuttle this morning trying to not talk about bitcoin, about the price, about the people, about

Yes, so you're going to travel across the USA, but why? Where do these stories start? Was there something missing in my childhood, my adolescence, my early adulthood? Some warped sense of what it was a

About this time last year, when I was getting going on Steemit, I tried to serialise my writing about a trip I did in 2010 called "Tuttle to Texas". The basic idea then was for a bunch of me

I've got a new blog here to share the writing I'm doing at the moment about Tuttle. You may remember it's ten years since I wrote the blog post that started the whole thing. I've been trying to write offline,

It's been ten years since I first opened up about the idea of having a regular meet up in London for people who were generally interested in how social media was playing out. I came to the format that

This is a new account for an old thing. This blog will be about things associated with The Tuttle Club, a loosely organised group of people, originally meeting in London, UK in 2007 as the London Social

This is a frequently asked question in Open Space but it goes for any kind of event or meetup too. People worry that if they call a session or set up an event, no-one will come. It's often interpreted

In about 1999 (oh the anticipation in just looking at that date, it was bursting with potential), the guy who led my team lent me a book because he thought I’d be interested in it. We had that kind of

When someone decides to start a meetup, they usually have some personal reason for doing so. The standard model is the same as the standard model for online social networking. You make something, you encourage