Part Three of a consideration on re-consumption of content through the medium of playlists.
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I'm glad that I watched the short animated film JAM as I thought it was really cool. I'm extremely glad it was under three minutes long as I felt like I was under the effect of some strong hallucinogens after the first minute or so.
The opening 20 seconds kind of reminds me of Larry Marder's Beanworld Chow. I don't know that this is for everyone, but if you want to test your faculties, it's certainly fun.
I'll make no bones about this one. A few reasons why popular music sucks so hard.
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A fantastic example of tilt shift technique over top of a bustling metropolis from a height of 500ft. The only thing missing is Godzilla. Do yourself a favour and check it out in HD.
Some reflections on public speaking, delivering workshops, keynotes, making speeches, and looking for more opportunities without feeling like a self-loathing PR pimp.
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What a crazy juxtaposition that works. Some 100 volunteers put together this 8 minute stop-action masterpiece of the story of Oedipus as characterized by vegetables. I don't know what else to say - beets me!
Driving back from a Podcaster Live Night in Toronto, where I happened to be lucky enough to have dinner with an old friend, and an after dinner coffee with another, I decided to celebrate the quarter-millennial episode of the podcast by recording it whilst driving home. I would, as a general rule, say don't podcast and drive - you might spill your podcast.
