Next time on oh:

Previously on oh:

So getting to hear about David Remnick’s past, how he got to this place, and how he continues to run the best magazine in the world was a lot of fun.

Hope you dig it! And as always, feel free to hop in and drop some comments, notes, thoughts, or your own links you want to share!

I don’t know how much I should preamble vs just letting the links and thoughts speak for themselves in these things.

Switching things up a tiny bit. Have some blog posts, cool objects, and wicked cool websites that might boggle the mind.

Welcome back to the third issue of occasionally, humdrum!

Only a couple hours left on this if you want to get in on it.

New podcast from Puck and John Heilemann, who previously had the Showtime show, The Circus and a new/tech start-up that recently languished.

Lucky for us, I have Kinopio to get this kind of stuff on the page.

I feel like I could spend hours going down rabbit holes in these. I wish I had the creativity and know-how to be able to create something like this.

All three of these were shared by foofaraw contributor Tony Tran and they are just wicked cool.

I haven’t personally dug into Napkin much myself because I can’t afford another app in this realm, but it does look pretty nifty.

Since foofaraw is on hiatus, I wanted to share my Album of the week from this past Friday. Experimental, moody, and lovely.

And then this Tile Mini lamp is gorgeous and the button being one of the tiles is just ingenious to make it a simple and delightful object.

The Swell is like a multi-purpose coat hanger/shelf/storage piece that is absolteuly killer.

Finally, some very cool “Objects” that I plan on buying for my office real soon.

I love this kind of art style and vibe and she’s the daughter of Mark Millar (Wanted, Kick-Ass, and so many more) so it’s in her blood after all.

A pretty cool graphic novel Kickstarter from Emily Brooks Millar, featuring her first two graphic novels.

I’m a New Yorker obsessive even if I often fall behind, cancel my subscription, and then inevitably resubscribe to print (which I’m back on the train with now).

Three times a day I get a notification, click a mood, add tags or thoughts if I’d like, and poof. Done. The design is stellar and the way it graphs your mood over the days is killer design.

Usually these things become distracting and a nuisance, but something about Unhinged just makes it easy.

Unhinged is the best mood tracker app I’ve come across.

I’m a semi-fan of his. I think he uses the right rhetoric a lot of the time to look at things bluntly and honestly. He wears his bias on his sleeve, but can still call out bullshit from his own side too.

It was new to me, but boy does it rock.

If you listened to the podcast I shared last time, you already know about this album.

💬 We are back with another issue already! How’s that for “occasional”?!?!

This is also a pretty big leap for him in terms of scale, which only adds to the excitement.

I love print design so it was cool to come across this and I hope they do more little one-off things like this. It’s also something I’d love to one day do with foofaraw

Pretty great blog post from Lou Plummer—honestly these are rules most people should be attempting to follow in their everyday life.

It’s safe to say, Sloan is easily my favorite living author and no one else is close.

I’ve been lookin forward to this book since I first read Sourdough, basically. It’s why I was able to mention two books in the last OH because I rushed to finish what I already had started so I could jump into this right away.