What podcasts do to our brains. “Silence activates the brain’s “default mode” — and that’s good. Quiet time makes space for self-reflection, planning, and daydreaming.” (vox.com)
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Listen: Welcome to the Jam: The looney story of the decades-old ‘Space Jam’ website. A conversation with the team that built the site, also serves as a look at what making websites used to be like way back in the day.
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The Neon Museum
Photo by Tomasz Filipek of the Neon Museum + more from 99% Invisible.
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Walkcast is an ever-changing podcast generated as you walk, revealing the hidden layers that surround you.
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In 1976, a television crew filming an episode of the show “The Six Million Dollar Man” descended on a rundown funhouse in Long Beach, California. While filming, they accidentally broke the arm off a wax dummy. Except it wasn’t a wax dummy. It was a real body. The body of a notorious train robber from the early 1900s, named Elmer McCurdy
What a wild story from The Atlas Obscura Podcast!
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Not Built For This is a 6-part series from 99% Invisible. It explores how climate change is laying bare the vulnerabilities in the American built environment and how communities across the country have been left to bootstrap their own survival.
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On why Werner Herzog’s memoir finishes mid-sentence, it has to do with bullets and hummingbirds.
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