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Semi-Rad

essays and illustrations about adventure, creativity, and enthusiasm

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My Favorite Things Episode 23: Writer and Podcaster Amanda Monthei

Booter Crunk, The Nick Adams Stories, John Jeremiah Sullivan’s stories, The Year of Magical Thinking, Billabong Valley

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Friday Inspiration 550

what if you dropped a bowling ball in the ocean, Dad Brain, small inconveniences

Is This Not Circular Logic?

If I run it by my wife and she doesn’t think it sounds crazy, then it must not be crazy

Friday Inspiration 549

Stan Lee on not letting some idiot talk you out of it, eclipse glasses through the years, what is reading anyway

My Favorite Things Episode 22: Woodworker, Artist, and Art Handler Derik Penny

Coffee, the Essex County Trilogy, Sour Soul, Ishitani Furniture, The Utility of Boredom

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Friday Inspiration 548

Cillian Murphy is your DJ, new journal for new moms, an oral history of Will Ferrell's sports movies

Do It 14,000 Times Slower With This One Trick

"Why spend three hours writing an essay when ChatGPT could do it in 15 seconds?" OK, I'll bite

My Favorite Things Bonus Episode 2: [a simple but effective chart]

created by a much smarter person than me

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Friday Inspiration 547

the (impossible?) bike obstacle course, looking to artists for fitness advice, 25-year-old abandoned fish sauce

My Favorite Things Episode 21: Musician And Composer Ian McLeod

Everybody Digs Bill Evans, Midnight Marauders, Tinker Hatfield's sneaker designs, Songs In The Key of Life, Keith Haring's paintings

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I Guess This Is The Opposite Of AI

[NOTE: This is a post I created for Patreon supporters, so I’m publishing it here for paid Substack subscribers as well]

Friday Inspiration 546

Running a 1400-mile loop around Ireland, shooting scenery with an inner ear camera, Jack Johnson was a hardcore kid?

Why We Put In The Miles

“With enough repetition, anything can become a religion" —Hanif Abdurraqib