Permanently Moved is a personal podcast 301 seconds in length; written, recorded and edited by @thejaymo
Guaranteed fresh insights in the same time it takes to listen to Teen Spirit
Produced weekly since 2018, Jay Springett’s Podcast Permanently Moved has become a fixture in iTunes top 100 rankings around the world its category.
Any given episode might explore an aspect of the Internet and how it changes us, or stories about long dead saints and why they matter, to the existence of a wild crisp conspiracy in the heart of UK supermarkets.
Tightly scripted, yet nakedly transparent about the creative process – Permanently Moved is a web series in love with the potential that others have to share their passions, as much as it is with its own.
A 301 second long show about the Internet, a how-to-DIY journal, a 21st century Why Don’t You for adults.
Recently it’s mostly been about worlds…
In January 2020 Permanently Moved broke the iTunes UK Top 50 Personal Journal podcasts chart for the first time. Just 43 places behind 301’s bête noire Desert Island Discs!
It has subsequently charted Top 50 in countries such as: Brazil, South Africa, and Sweden. In January of 2023 Permanently Moved ranked #1 in Personal Journals in Iceland!
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Newest Episode
More Distant Than Ever | 2514
Growing up in Britain in the 1990s, America felt like a country that existed only on television and in toy boxes. A…
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Episode Archive
In The Archipelago | 2101
Imagine being on a boat, looking out over the waves, waiting for the future to appear over the horizon.
OffCuts | 2049
A rundown of some of the episodes and topics of 301 Permanently Moved that could have, but didn’t get made this year.
NanoWrimOver | 2048
Lessons learnt from participating in this years NanoWriMo, and thoughts on staying with a creative moment for as long as possible.
The Weather On Social Media | 2047
On the internet, Everything happens so much. But you don’t need to stand out in the rain to know it’s raining.
Conduits To A King | 2046
A brief overview of the use of puppets in the 18th century Royal Court of Myanmar
NanoWriMo | 2044
How NanoWriMo helped me come to terms with my dyslexia and to put one word after another.
About Doin’ | 2043
I have a Solarpunk short story coming out in the e-anthology ‘And Lately, The Sun’ next month!
Sleeping Lions | 2042
The tip of its tail flicks unbeknownst to the cat. Its inner world betraying the stillness of its body. Just like our…
Going Soapless | 2041
In the abstracted hell world of 2020 it is more important than ever that we all reconnect with our bodies. Consider going…
Abstract Objects | 2040
Coding python, pythagorean cult visualisation exercises, code loops, empirically felt variations in experience, and psychedelic technology criticism.
Beyond The Last Ad Break | 2039
Television News has no memory beyond the last ad break. Updates on what I’ve got going on, and how a healthier media…
St Thérèse of Lisieux | 2038
Her life, her parents, her sisters and family. The Kaleidoscope clarifies the holy trinity, the ‘Act of Oblation’ working, her poetry, and…
Corporate Folklore | 2037
Strange idiosyncratic weirdness in organisations, database admins are worse than 40k Tech-Priests, Corporate Folklore, Narrative Strategy, FML Numbers, and more.
From Medway To Miami | 2033
Folktales are localised in landscape. The land wraps itself around a story like a blanket.
Episode 100 | 2031
A nice round number seemed like a good time to review. I discuss how the show has evolved, workflow, stats, “Perfectionism is…
How To Make An Episode Of 301 | 2029
How To Make An Episode Of 301 Permanently Moved by Jay Springett
Do You Remember MSN? | 2028
From 2020 looking back, my memories of MSN Messenger feel like one long slow motion panic attack.
My Media Ecology | 2027
Art x Advanced Technologies, Growing Up a Punk, Trauma Talks and Interdependence
Midsummer | 2024
If you have a tin helmet, or even a tin foil hat. I’d strap it on tight. Also Fairies and Love Spells.
How Does Software Make You Feel? | 2023
Pleading, demanding, hopefulness and rejection. These are the emotional responses that the mechanics of twitter arises in me.
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