Episode 91: Curated By Nils Frahm
Today’s show features a playlist curated by our guest Nils Frahm. To listen to or download the podcast, you can subscribe to our itunes podcast feed or listen to and download the podcast… Continue reading
Monthly Archive: June, 2011
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Episode 90: Mamihlapinatapei
Today’s show is the 19th episode of our untranslatable series, which was inspired by this article. Our word today is Mamihlapinatapei, which means “the wordless, yet meaningful look shared by two people who… Continue reading
Weekly Notes: June 24, 2011
Check This Out: What happens on the internet every 60 seconds, not including the number of views redtube (if you don’t know what redtube is, don’t search for it while at work. or… Continue reading
Episode 89: Curated By Benoît Pioulard
Today’s show features a playlist curated by our guest Thomas Meluch of Benoît Pioulard. To listen to or download the podcast, you can subscribe to our itunes podcast feed or listen to and… Continue reading
Episode 88: Jayus
Today’s show is the 18th episode of our untranslatable series, which was inspired by this article. Our word today is Jayus, which means “a joke so poorly told and so unfunny that one… Continue reading
Weekly Notes: June 17, 2011
Check This Out: Great Infographics – a shit ton of great data visualizations, most of which we’ve already posted, but whatever. Look at This: Dear Photograph, i’m feeling a little nostalgic. Multiple Exposure… Continue reading
Episode 87: Curated By David Murrieta
Today’s show features a playlist curated by our guest David Murrieta of The Silent Ballet. To listen to or download the podcast, you can subscribe to our itunes podcast feed or listen to… Continue reading
Episode 86: Iktsuarpok
Today’s show is the seventeenth episode of our untranslatable series, which was inspired by this article. Our word today is Iktsuarpok, which means “to go outside to check if anyone is coming.” To… Continue reading
Weekly Notes: June 10, 2011
Check This Out: Trulia Crime Maps: Visualizing Where Crime Happens in U.S. Cities. If you’re a pretty big geek, you’ll probably find this article on Sony password analysis quite interesting. While looking at… Continue reading
Episode 85: Curated By Matthew Cooper
Today’s show features a playlist curated by our guest Matthew Cooper of Eluvium. EDIT: Matthew would like to add that he forgot to mention these albums for his favorites from this year: Hauschka… Continue reading
Episode 84: Litost
Today’s show is the sixteenth episode of our untranslatable series, which was inspired by this article. Our word today is Litost, which is a state of agony and torment created by the sudden… Continue reading
Weekly Notes: June 3, 2011
Check This Out: The Most Populous U.S. cities from 1790-1900. Northern Liberties is the 6th most populous city in 1790 and completely disappears in 1850. Los Angeles randomly pops up in 1900. This… Continue reading
Episode 83: Curated By Daniel Jin
Today’s show features a playlist curated by our guest Daniel Jin of Frail by Design and The Silent Ballet. To listen to or download the podcast, you can subscribe to our itunes podcast… Continue reading