Ramblings – Here Comes the Summer – Feargal Sharkey – BBC Sounds: Was a surprising show, Feargal was really enthusiastic about water quality, nature and walking.
He’s always been a rambler and is currently walking all of the river routes of London.
Hoping to get along to Glasgow #WordPress Meetup Event #57: Block Editor/Gutenberg special
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Read: The Heart’s Invisible Furies by John Boyne ★★★★☆ Recent social history of gay men in Ireland through the life of one and his unlikely family. Lots of jokes, set pieces and conicidences beyond belief.
Read: My Former Heart by Cressida Connolly ★★★★☆ slow, in a good way, drift through the lives a few generations of women.
Following a highly publicised run-in with the police, George looks at the fraught relationship between his community and law enforcers.
Well out of my usual ball park, fascinating episode. A lot of time in the edit I’d guess.
Side note: I record tons of these audio bits that I never get around to publishing. They are awesome to look back on regardless if I publish them or not. I need to record a lot more audio.
Listened to this on my commute, I enjoy listening to this sort of very casual microcast with nice outdoors background. I do hope Colin publishes some more.
Here’s a video of a guy putting a camera on a sushi conveyer belt. It’s wonderful. Every table has a little story! pic.twitter.com/6mwKsTHJ0e
— Drew Coffman (@DrewCoffman) May 17, 2019
Pretty delightful.
Watched Beau Travail ★★★★★ enjoyed this dreamlike fable very much.
The May is Out | A test of @snapthread 2.0 and some ramblings on video size and formats, classroom video apps and blogging.