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  1. Bloggingheads.tv

    http://bloggingheads.tv/videos/19019?in=00:41&out=07:23

    —Huffduffed by wilkinson 5 days ago

  2. IIP 007: How Sean Platt Writes An Amazon Bestseller EVERY Single Week

    IIP episode 7 with Sean Platt: How he writes a new Amazon Kindle bestselling book EVERY single week, the book serialization business model and more.

    http://meronbareket.com/how-to-write-an-amazon-bestseller-sean-platt/

    —Huffduffed by adamkayce one week ago

  3. We Have Caught the Potter

    Got stopped by the police and other adventures

    —Huffduffed by Circlecast one month ago

  4. The Bat Segundo Show: Will Self

    Subjects Discussed: The overlapping relationship between The Book of Dave and Psychogeography, topographical narrative, Nicholson Baker, Nabokov’s rule about topographical necessity and novels, John Updike’s Brazil, the Post-It notes in Self’s writing room, early plotting efforts with 3×5 cards, short-term memory, Self’s use of arcane words, My Idea of Fun, working with a large vocabulary, Peter Carey’s “The Cartographers,” why Self uses “minatory,” lexical blending, “kidults,” writing 1,000 words a day, Anthony Burgess, the writers who showed Self the way, David Markson, NADSAT vs. Mockney, Russell Hoban’s Ridley Walker, George Michael’s “I Want Your Sex,” bodily functions and literature, J.G. Ballard, starting from corporeal qualities for characters, Jonathan Swift, Oliver Rackham as armchair historian, Karrie Higgins’s review, austere terms for psychogeography, why Self went to the obvious tourist spots, the Situationists’s failure to account for family, on having two passports and national identity, being a citizen of London and trying to get out of the city, the problems with the travel industry, the cigarette as a narrative unit, airline travel, Marx and Guy Debord, Self’s definition of the dérive, walking 25-30 miles a day, Self’s theories about Our Young, Roving Correspondent’s anxieties over long walks and drab details, how long walks become variegated, expanding one’s curiosity, Self’s difficulty in talking with people, and learning more about people through a system.

    —Huffduffed by Kevan 2 months ago

  5. Survival CHI | ITRH Urban Survival Podcast

    Hosts Aaron and Jonathan discuss Survival CHI and its origins. The foundation of the entire show and blog, Survival CHI is what guides it all.

    http://www.intherabbithole.com/episode-43-survival-chi-reloaded/

    —Huffduffed by geordan 2 months ago

  6. Gary Wolf: The quantified self

    Gary Wolf: The quantified self

    —Huffduffed by tedtalks 3 months ago

  7. Daniel Goldstein - The battle between your present and future self

    Daniel Goldstein - The battle between your present and future self

    —Huffduffed by tedtalks 3 months ago

  8. Michael Hyatt: How to develop more Discipline

    Discipline is a particularly relevant topic this time of year, since most of us are struggling to maintain our New Year’s resolutions. In this podcast, I share five specific steps.

    http://michaelhyatt.com/036-how-to-develop-more-discipline-podcast.html

    —Huffduffed by jckoepkeweb 3 months ago

  9. streets.mn - Rethinking Municipal Broadband Internet with Chris Mitchell

    Huffduffed from http://www.streets.mn/2013/01/31/podcast-21-rethinking-municipal-broadband-internet-with-chris-mitchell/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+StreetsmnPodcast+%28streets.mn+%C2%BB+Podcast%29

    —Huffduffed by swirlspice 4 months ago

  10. Guardian short stories podcast | Will Self reads ‘On Exactitude in Science’ by Jorge Luis Borges

    Jorge Luis Borges’s combination of the anecdotal, philosophical and the literary showed Will Self how to achieve the ‘truly veridical’. He gets his coordinates from ‘On Exactitude in Science’.

    —Huffduffed by Kevan 4 months ago

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