Holy crap, it's good. You should go grab the StarShipSofa episode so you can hear it: http://www.starshipsofa.com/20090325/aural-delights-no-71-gord-sellar/

No, seriously. It's neat.

Until The Red Panda returns to production, I'm satisfying my hunger for audio drama adventure with Black Jack Justice. The latest episode, #27: The Family Jewels, is played for laughs more than some of their other episodes. In my opinion, it's not Gregg Taylor's best writing. On the other hand, it is a wonderful example of a story in which ( Read more... )

Ever since kragen turned me on to them, I've enjoyed the Long Now Foundation's Seminars About Long-Term Thinking. Some of you have had to suffer through hearing me gush about how good they are. Once again, I'd like to encourage you to go check it out. They always make audio of the lectures available, and frequently slides and other materials too. It' ( Read more... )

I've been consuming a lot of media over the last few months, to the point where I've overwhelmed my ability to track it. I'm posting this consumption list to give people some idea about what I've been up to, but I think that future installments, if they come, will come without annotations of any kind, because it just makes it all too much of a ( Read more... )

Pretty much none of this is exclusively for school. There are a lot of podcasts here; I guess I haven't been squandering my commute time.

( Do you hear what I hear? )

So I like to share the things I've been using to feed my head, because I think that it helps people see where my head is at, which is maybe more useful, as far as keeping up with who I am, than knowing what's going on. At least, it's an important piece of the puzzle.

( Three Squares a Day )