David and Everitto sit down with Joshua DiMora for a fascinating journey into the inventive and sometimes unsuccessful world of pre-1920 typewriters. Joshua shares why the machines that failed often interest him the most and how his experience as a machinist restoring antique tractors helps him preserve rare typewriters. From 3D printing and sand casting replacement parts to studying century-old tool marks, this conversation explores the remarkable craftsmanship required to bring these early machines back to life.

Join Everitto and David for Part 2 of their conversation with Swedish typewriter enthusiast Dan Linder. Dan shares stories about memorable machines, typewriter exhibitions, his career in journalism, and the role typewriters play in his writing and daily life. He also discusses preparing for a solo writing retreat with a typewriter, research notes, and a new novel in progress.

Join David and Everitto as they travel virtually to Sweden for Part 1 of their conversation with writer and typewriter collector Dan Linder. Dan shares how his fascination with typewriters began, the machines that shaped his writing, life as a collector in Sweden, and his love for typewritten letters. They also discuss Swedish favorites Halda and Facit, the country’s first type-in, the growing global typewriter community, and Dan’s elusive grail machine, the Oliver Batwing.

Join David and Everitto on Austin Typewriter, Ink. podcast with Part 2 of 2 as they continue their conversation with Antony Valoppi and Mark Naylor of The Type Space in Oregon. On this episode, they explore typewriter repair, preserving fading technical knowledge, the emotional stories behind beloved machines, and the shop’s future, including dreams of a writer’s café. It’s a heartfelt conversation about typewriters, community, and keeping the written word alive.

Join David and Everitto in Episode 85, Part 1 of 2, as they sit down with Antony Valoppi and Mark Naylor of The Type Space in Portland, Oregon. They share how their passion for typewriters grew into a thriving shop, repair center, and gathering place for writers and enthusiasts. From restoring vintage machines and hosting type-ins to a memorable visit from Tom Hanks, this episode celebrates the people, stories, and community that keep typewriters alive.

In this episode, David, John TheShy, and Everitto dive into the fascinating world of typewriter myths, collector lore, and restoration wisdom. From maintenance practices and repair techniques to ribbons, spools, electric machines, and storage methods, the conversation explores where conventional wisdom gets it right and where experience tells a different story. Packed with stories, opinions, practical advice, and plenty of typewriter banter, this episode is a fun look at the truths, half-truths, and legends that continue to circulate throughout the typewriter community.

Episode 83 of the Austin Typewriter, Ink. podcast features Part 2 of David and Everitto’s conversation with Scott Connors of Stephentown Typewriter Company in New York, diving deep into the emotional, mechanical, and cultural world of vintage typewriters. Scott shares unforgettable restoration stories, including repairing a battered Royal Model O for a woman rebuilding her life after divorce and helping connect another collector to the legacy of poet T. S. Eliot through one of his favorite machines. The episode explores repair philosophy, rare machines, collecting, the growing resurgence of typewriters among younger generations, and how the hobby creates unexpected friendships and artistic connections. Scott also discusses his experiences with legendary shops like Gramercy Typewriter, typewriter art exhibits, online communities, and the enduring magic of analog creativity in a digital world.

Episode 82 of the Austin Typewriter, Ink. podcast with David and Everitto features a lively and story-filled conversation with Scott Connors of the Stephentown Typewriter Company (New York), diving into his journey from writer and Hemingway fan to passionate collector and repair expert. Scott shares how his love of writing led him to restore machines, collaborate on a novel written entirely on a typewriter, and build a unique business out of his home. The episode blends typewriter history, blues music influences, and unforgettable stories—from rare machine finds to bizarre collection pickups—highlighting the deep creativity, craftsmanship, and community that keep the typewriter world alive.