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An article on The Phoenecian Scheme and Wes Anderson's "late style"
Christiana Amanpour and Wes Anderson
The Big Picture with Wes Anderson
Keith Botsford
The Music Box Theatre
Field Notes Film Festival
Coastal (Field Notes)
Heavy Duty (Field Notes)
Birds and Trees of North America (Field Notes)
Harvest (Field Notes)
United States of Letter Press (Field Notes)
Polar Seltzer Ginger Lime Mule
A bunny-based gambling game to spice up your marriage, scenes from Las Vegas, balloon stories, a discussion of justice, and how we notebook, or want to notebook, while we travel. Plus the latest Summer Beverage Series.
Bryan Cox McDonald’s
Kunisawa
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- Skunk Hour by Robert Lowell
- Bill Murray NYT Interview
- Scion xB 2004
- Any Person Is the Only Self by Elisa Gabbert
- Normal Distance by Elisa Gabbert
Ted and Adam each traveled, on their own, to New York. They talk filmgoing in the city, note-taking in the city, clock-watching in the city, etc. Program note: I couldn’t get the Uniball One Gel P pen refill to work and said as much. Soon after recording, I got it to work. It’s awesome.
Wilco
Sturgill Simpson
Pete Doherty on Tommy Tiernan’s show
The Clock at MoMA
Field Notes movie night
AS Hamrah
Adam beams in from a room near the lobby of a Grand Cayman hotel room to discuss what we’ve been jotting in our notebooks, app boredom, school dropoff chaos, and book recommendations. And in a new feature, Radio Take Note, we offer up two songs that are worth sharing.
Book recommendations
A Gentleman in Moscow
Belcanto
My Brilliant Friend
Lonesome Dove
The Adult
All the Light We Cannot See
Angie McMahon
Sprints
Field Notes "The Chicago Look" Edition
Colt Bowden Sign Painting Books
Penchetta Pen and Knife Store
Profolio Oasis Notebook
Ted steps in it when comparing a local celebration to Mardi Gras, plus some impromptu haiku, real rodeo cowboy names, and notes from the baseball tournament. And a leading question: what pen is most like a pencil?
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
Uni Jetstream Edge
Pentel sign pen
Project 3.18’s Spring Training Story
Adam's Notebooks
Just Tell Me Who It Was by John Cheever
Vineland by Thomas Pynchon
Jamelle Bouie favorite film genres
Annhiliation by Jeff VanderMeer
The Acid House by Irvine Welsh
Pablo Delcan
The Imperfectionist (Oliver Burkeman)
The Secret Pentagon War Game…
It’s baseball season! To commemorate this happy time of year, Ted made an audio recording of an essay that he wrote in 2014 for a collection called “The Who, the What, and the When” put together by Julia Rothman, Jenny Volvovski, and Matt LaMothe on the theme of historical sidekicks. Adam also contributed, as did Dan Kugler (underground legend for his work co-hosing the Slackers episode) and lots of other cool folks.
In Ted’s essay, he shares a vignette about Hiroshi Arakawa, the hitting coach of Japanese baseball legend Sadaharu Oh. Every short essay is accompanied by a staggeringly beautiful illustration. The mind-blowing illustration accompanying his essay is by the awesome Paul Windle.
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