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Three summer mixtapes

The best summer mixtapes for BBQs, cookouts, and warm-weather listening — three mixes hand-curated for the season.

Listen to “Dance of Delight” by Logan Hone

Logan Hone’s “Dance of Delight” is an exuberant, joy-filled song that demands immediate listening.

David Pogue on how technology splinters

David Pogue on Mac Power Users argues technology doesn’t replace—it splinters and adds on, from books and radio to AI voices and teaching.

Mixtape Diaries, Vol. 5

A diary-style look at the long process of making a mixtape for Green Bananas—from seed song to full mix—covering sequencing, opener debates, Flickr album art searches, and experimental theme analysis.

Mixtape Diaries, Vol. 4

A diary-style look at the long process of making a mixtape for Green Bananas—from seed song to full mix—covering sequencing, opener debates, Flickr album art searches, and experimental theme analysis.

Great video essays examining The Beatles creative process

A look at David Hartley’s Beatles studio timeline videos, which layer demos and outtakes to trace the recording process behind “A Day in the Life,” “Yellow Submarine,” and “Strawberry Fields Forever.”

Mixtape Diaries, Vol. 3

A diary-style look at the long, meandering process of making a mixtape—from a single seed song to a full mix—documenting the obsessive work behind Green Bananas.

Mixtape Diaries, Vol. 2

A diary-style look at the long, meandering process of making a mixtape—from a single seed song to a full mix—documenting the obsessive work behind Green Bananas.

Mixtape Diaries, Vol. 1

A diary-style look at the long, meandering process of making a mixtape—from a single seed song to a full mix—documenting the obsessive work behind Green Bananas.

Chris Gethard on how the comedy and creator economies are cratering

Jesse David Fox is having a stretch of especially great Good One conversations, with Chris Gethard and Adam Pally offering smart, candid takes on the economy of comedy.