What can I say? After the last lovehate podcast, I felt like I had to redeem myself so people wouldn't think lack of religion meant lack of soul. The master of soul didn't die at 33 in the Holy Land two thousand years ago. He died in a plane crash, at age 26, on December 10th, 1967 - less than a year before I was born. Those of you Intelligent Design folks would have me half convinced if your proof started with Otis Redding.
I have a fascination and a certain begrudging respect for people who have found faith... I lost it. I don't know if I ever had it. I don't really miss it. But if you're gonna celebrate a religious holiday, Zombie Jesus is one worth eating ham and chocolate bunnies for.
We can divine the future of this marketing behemoth called the iPad by looking at the simple history of the past 40 years of pop can design and functionality. Also, I just wanted to talk about the iPad to get people to listen.
Warner Bros. UK and NBC Universal, with their combined net worth of billions, is ready to pay interns $25,000 a year to squat in London, England and find ways to charge people who share with each other. Old media desperately trying to climb walls of water and drown everyone else in the process.
With the World Curling Federation talking about shortening games from ten ends to eight ends next year, I'm wondering what difference that would make to people who don't care about curling at all, and why we are so obsessed with everything moving so fast.
With no more or less intention or motivation than any randomly-generated tones, this art installation in the UK has redefined the call of the wild with some appropriately placed seeds and twigs. From telegraph.co.uk
This podcast is NOT safe for work, NOT safe for kids, NOT safe for those easily offended, NOT safe for those who abhor criticisms of their faith, NOT safe for me to publish, NOT safe for me to record, NOT possible for me to ignore and NOT without a plea, a call, and an insistence that NO ONE is above the law.
And this last one is definitely NSFW, but maybe something you could listen to later that night.