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After years of being stuck, the national conversation on climate change finally started to shift â just a little â last year, the hottest year on record in the U.S., with Hurricane Sandy flooding the New York subway, drought devastating Midwest farms, and California and Colorado on fire.
http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/495/hot-in-my-backyard
There is a popular fringe theory about human evolution that claims we went through an aquatic phase.
Craig Mod writes essays that have the power to change the way you look at everything around you. At regular but somewhat distant intervals, he posts a long bit of writing that retrains your mind to see the world as he does. But he doesn’t just talk, he creates projects that demonstrate his points as a designer and publisher of print and electronic work.
Slate’s Dana Stevens and David Haglund discuss The Great Gatsby. WARNING: This podcast is meant to be heard AFTER you’ve seen the movie.
Special guest Marco Arment joins John Gruber to discuss reports of iOS 7’s new system-wide appearance and where Apple might be heading stylistically; Microsoft’s scrapping of the “Hotmail” brand and their generally inscrutable branding as a company; Google and personal privacy, particularly as it relates to Google Glass and Google Now’s location tracking.
This week in the magazine, Rebecca Mead writes about “Gatz,” a theatrical production by Elevator Repair Service that uses every word of the text of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby.” Here Blake Eskin talks with Mead and with Scott Shepherd of Elevator Repair Service about earlier attempts to adapt the novel, and whether Fitzgerald wrote the greatest novel ever.
http://www.newyorker.com/online/2010/09/27/100927on_audio_mead
The Incomparable Gang before, during, and after our discussion of "The Phantom Menace."
Jason Snell, David J. Loehr, Serenity Caldwell, Glenn Fleishman, Steve Lutz, and Dan Moren discuss The Incomparable’s radioplay special. Plus outtakes and the original read-through of "The Fog."
Oh, no. Having survived month one of the new site, the boys are trying to make their podcast more professional. The result? A regular feature they can’t decide on, musical stings they’re wielding like cattle prods, and a special guest! Of Brendan.
On the plus side, we’re serving up HOT CHATTER about so many new titles! Lords of Waterdeep, Tokaido, City of Remnants, The New Science, Police Precinct, Kingdoms, Netrunner (again), Relic (again), and A La Carte! Which is a cooking game for children from 20 years ago. Sorry.
https://susd.pretend-money.com/podcast/episode/the-sixth-podcast/
Hank Azaria lends his voice and talent to many of the most beloved Simpsons characters. But he lends Marc some valuable advice about becoming a dad later in life and about finding productive ways to deal with professional setbacks.
http://www.wtfpod.com/podcast/episodes/episode_382_-_hank_azaria
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