Tomorrow is apparently International Podcast Day. Naturally, I am spending today editing a podcast that will go out on Monday.
I just love the way whole rye kicks my starter into a higher gear.
I see that there is a service ...
I see that there is a service that offers to back up a journalist’s pieces “independent from any publisher and ready to stay with you for your entire career” www.absw.org.uk/member-of… Would people really rather pay for that than a site of their own?
Fleeting pleasures.
"12 Things We Can Agree On about Global Poverty | Center For Global Development"
PESOS from Reading.am.
"Forget Nature Versus Nurture. Nature Has Won - Quillette"
PESOS from Reading.am.
@journeymanhisto Crucial to the success of roller ...
@journeymanhisto Crucial to the success of roller milling was the purifier, perfected, in Minneapolis, by a Frenchman brought there from Quebec.
@journeymanhisto I find it incomprehensible why anyone ...
@journeymanhisto I find it incomprehensible why anyone would write 13 separate little tweets instead of a blog post. Luckily, @threadapp captured the story at threader.app/thread/10… Also a central topic in my podcast series Our Daily Bread, especially episode 13.
Cornell's Brian Wansink: A Crisis in Food Science
Not the most important point in the article, but an important point:Wansink’s sense for harnessing buzz may have been a skill in the wrong domain. He’s a camera-friendly performer who might’ve done very well as a Bill Nye– or Neil deGrasse Tyson–type infotainer, in an industry where simplification to build a compelling narrative is not a bug but a feature, given the explicit mission to deliver an attention-grabbing-and-holding product to an audience.