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A morning of darkness.
…or more accurately, people are bad at counting the ratio of dogs to people.
Turns out the heavy sleep-light sleep cycle of REM carries on into the day, and paying attention to that can maximize productivity.
A place isn’t defined by who happened to be born there and left. It’s defined by who decides to stay.
What would the “Letters to the Editor” section look like on the web?
Start with a small mystery, and follow with something ear-grabbing.
In the debate over a recovery center at Haldi Road, a key question is: how much control should you have over your own neighbourhood?
How many people considered the full context of what Tom Flanagan said before condemning him? What are the odds you’ve formed an opinion about this post before you even read it?
I don’t know where and when it was decided that attachments are the gold standard for getting information out to the media, but it’s time to put a stop to it. Here are some reasons.
OK, not really. I archived them. And I know it’s been done before. But it feels so good. After doing a good job at achieving inbox zero in October, there was a slow creep in November followed by a complete breakdown in December and January. I was determined to get on top of them. But […]
The first step to making great radio is knowing what’s possible.
Radio is great when you talk to artists, scientists, politicians and leaders. It’s even better when you talk to someone like Darryl.
Keeping the trust online.
Commercials are weird when you’re not used to them.
Yet another post where I make something for the radio, then criticize it.
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