Social Media and Vinyl Records: Thumbs Down/Thumbs Up Returns
In this episode, I talk about the future: how social media is the thing we love to hate, and how analog records came back from the grave.
In this episode, I talk about the future: how social media is the thing we love to hate, and how analog records came back from the grave.
In the lastest in the new season of my Podcast, I lament Disney’s devotion to live-action remakes, defend the adverb, and amuse myself by saying “blog” too much.
After an unforeseen hiatus, Thumbs Down, Thumbs Up returns! We discuss the darkness in the American Political Climate as seen in the reactions to the March for Life incident, And we wax… poetic about the Poetry Foundation’s app. No sponsor ship from the Poetry Foundation or anything, we just really like the app.
Too Much TV is Not a Stranger Thing.
The episode is short, compared to others, but I was able to get it written and out in a quick period of time. I find that meets the doability threshold that busy working folk need to actually create content. In any case, it’s free to listen.
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Specifically, my opinion. In this inaugural episode, I get a feel for the land by getting all grumpy about Indians in Immigration arguments, and I say some jolly nice things about Richard Dawkins (I know, right?)
iTunes link here, so you can subscribe, if you’re into that sort of thing.