Hodgepodge is a wonderful word. It means a jumble of unmatched things, and it’s one of those terms that sounds exactly like what it describes. People smile slightly when they say it.
That makes it a strong name for anything deliberately eclectic. A miscellany blog, a variety podcast, a secondhand marketplace, a craft collective, a community arts organisation, a newsletter that refuses a single subject. The word gives permission to cover everything, which is otherwise a hard thing for a brand to communicate.
The .org suits the community and nonprofit readings particularly well. Thrift operations, makerspaces, swap networks, and volunteer groups all benefit from a name that’s warm and unpretentious rather than corporate. Hodgepodge is about as unpretentious as English gets.
It’s a real dictionary word with no competing commercial owner, it’s memorable on one hearing, and it’s spelled the way it sounds once you’ve seen it.
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