The Origami Forum

I'm proud to announce the upcoming arrival of Precrease & Collapse, a podcast dedicated to Origami. Starting September, each month, I'll receive an artist or someone who changed the origami world for the best.

If you want to know more, please follow me on Twitter, @precreasepod, or on Instagram, @precreasepod.

You'll be able to subscribe to the podcast next week, when I release a teaser.

A website ? Just here : www.precreaseandcollapse.com

See you soon !

Here is the teaser...

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Sounds really interesting!

Thank you !

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To enlight your sunday, I'm proud to announce you that my website is now live :
https://www.precreaseandcollapse.com

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And here is the trailer for season 1 :

https://podcast.ausha.co/precreaseandco ... 01-trailer

Gachepapier will be my first guest !

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The first episode is live !
Listen and subscribe here : https://smartlink.ausha.co/precreaseandcollapse

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How does one cast for a pod? A pod of what one wonders? With what one would bait a pod is wondrous as well.

Really enjoyed it! Loved the fact that more sections came after the interview. I thought the editing was really clever, with the funny audio bumpers between the sections and the "postcredit scene".

Would love to hear more about failures and problems in the interviewees' origami stories and not just the happy ending successful ones. You know?

Congratulations and thank you for the postcast .

Gerardo wrote:Really enjoyed it! Loved the fact that more sections came after the interview. I thought the editing was really clever, with the funny audio bumpers between the sections and the "postcredit scene".

Would love to hear more about failures and problems in the interviewees' origami stories and not just the happy ending successful ones. You know?

Congratulations and thank you for the postcast .

Thank you for listening ! I'm glad you liked it.
And thanks for your feedback. I guess the show will evolve with time, and I'm always looking for improvement.

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Eikichi, could you please help me contact Gachepapier? I can explain the details by email, OK? Can you please send me a message to gerardo(a)neorigami.com so I can explain to you why I wish to contact him?

Thanks in advance.

The second episode is online.

Go there to listen to Viviane Berty :
https://pca.st/uwkaspqq

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I had missed this! I'll listen to it soon .

EDIT 1: Listened to it... loved her tip of practicing the type of origami you don't like as much, in conventions, to learn something new.

EDIT 2: Just watched the short film Origami. Thank you for recommending it! It so connects we've what I've lately been feeling, thinking, and working on about the value of material folds, their existence, and their ties with certain people, in opposition to abstract models: viewtopic.php?f=15&t=15038

Hi Eikichi. I thought you might be interested in a recent podcast that came out where a paper artist interviews Michael LaFosse: https://helenhiebertstudio.com/products ... l-lafosse/

After listening to her podcast it was obvious that yours and hers have different interests, which take the conversations to very different directions. I listen too yours twice because many important things are covered and I don't want to miss anything.

Still, hope it's OK if I make suggestion . I thought you could check out her way of interviewing. Her questions don't seem that prepared, so it feels a bit like a spontaneous conversation. You can tell from the interview that she did research her interviewee forehand, but it seems like she just has a list of general topics she wants to talk about, making each question at the moment. Know what I mean? I thought that was cool .

Anyway, congratulations on your great podcasts I hope to listen to the next one soon .

I'll have to watch one of those...