Gov 2.0 Community Building
We talk Gov 2.0, feed aggregation and community building with Silona and GovFresh's Luke Fretwell.
Growing the Gov 2.0 Movement
With special guests Sarah Granger and Luke Fretwell.
Gov Tech News Now - A Conversation with Chris Dorobek
A conversation with Christopher J. Dorobek, co-anchor at Federal News Radio and past editor-in-chief of Federal Computer Week. We discuss the changing face of journalism in the digital age, the past and future of e-gov and Gov 2.0, and how the Open Government Directive fits into the history of Fede…
Episode 23: #23: Klingons and the Cognitive Surplus
This week, Dave and Gunnar talk about: key deathwatch, mobile carrier deathwatch, klingon deathwatch, and Google Meat, Mk I.
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Red Hat’s Eye of Sauron.
Action photos from Lauren’s Akron LUG presentation on Scratch and Raspberry Pi
Lauren’s impromptu app
G…
Fedscoop Gets Fresh
Live with Gold Kamali of Fedscoop and Luke Fretwell of GovFresh.
Government websites are failing at the basics: How to fix them
A new report card called ScanGov monitors and evaluates the fundamentals of government websites in all 50 states and the federal government. The report reveals that half of all states received a failing grade, indicating a need for improvement in transparency, domain credibility, accessibility, and…
Using WordPress and Open Source to Improve Government, With Luke Fretwell
Luke Fretwell is one of the most creative and pioneering people I've met in open source. He's enjoyed a 25+ year career that has covered multiple projects, collaborations, and businesses. The through-line for all Luke's projects has been making government better through technology.
Luke created Go…
California Alpha (Part 2)
In this episode, we dive into a bold, state-sponsored experiment that reimagined how government can build digital services.
In 2019, the State of California launched California Alpha—a three-month prototype that challenged the status quo and showed what’s possible when you start from scratch with…
Proudly Serving: Writing a Book in the Open
Rebecca Woodbury and Luke Fretwell discuss their collaborative process in writing 'Proudly Serving,' a book aimed at making civic tech and government more accessible, responsive, and effective. They share insights on open source principles, the importance of plain language, and fostering a culture …
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