Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert should bring their stuff to PBS (and maybe even run for office).
Speaking of, starting at $5 per month (or $60 per year) gets you access to everything PBS through their PBS Passport donation/subscription service.
I’ve had the CD since I was 18 or something. Pure bossa, as if the musicians were in your living room. You can hear the clinking of the ice in the whiskey glass, the lighting of the cigarettes. Super excited for this vinyl copy I just ordered.
Check out their version of Nature Boy
I feel compelled to divert my subscription money away from Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and others to public broadcasting outlets in light of the funding cut shenanigans passing through Congress right now.
Tip o' the hat to the companies that list which states are ineligible for remote work in their job posting.
Wag o' the finger to those that don’t.
For when coffee inevitably becomes more expensive.
The Forgotten Drink That Caffeinated North America for Centuries
Cynicism aside, I’m always pleasantly surprised at American native plants and fruits and such that are often not in our collective food supply chain. Every summer we spend a lot of time outside picking mulberries as a little snack.
Pawpaws are on my list to try next.
Well stated, sir.
Dare Obasanjo (@carnage4life@mas.to)
Using your incredible power to bully others is boring and expected. On the other hand, kindness is gangster.
Jesus. This is tight.
I guess I’m continuing my “we are not a serious people” series.
Hour 5 of slow cooking some baby back ribs at 225. The mosquitoes are coming after me. Turning up the heat and basting soon.
Man, Matt Cameron left Pearl Jam. I wonder what his next gig will be. I really enjoyed his 3rd Secret stint. He and Kim Thayil go so well together.
