Every now and then, something small catches me off guard.

The startup sound of an old computer.

A screenshot from a forgotten website.

A game manual tucked inside a cardboard box.

A CD with a handwritten label.

They're ordinary objects. Many of them haven't been useful for years.

And yet they still mean something.

That's the idea behind Artifacts.

The podcast explores the emotional history of technology, internet culture, media, and the objects we carried through our lives - not because the technology itself was remarkable, but because of the moments, memories, and feelings attached to it.

The Archive is a companion to that journey.

It isn't a weekly newsletter, and it doesn't follow a publishing schedule.

Instead, you'll hear from me whenever there's something worth sharing.

Sometimes that'll be a story that didn't quite fit into an episode.

Sometimes it'll be a forgotten corner of the internet I've stumbled across.

Sometimes it'll simply be a memory that deserves preserving before it quietly fades away.

Along the way, I'd love to hear your stories too.

Because every artifact means something different depending on who held it.

So, welcome.

Take a look around.

The archive is open.