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Here’s what we absorbed from the media waves this month.<\/p>\n Here’s what we absorbed from the media waves this month.<\/p>\n
The rabbit book that’s supposed to put kids to sleep<\/a> keeps them awake, parents say.<\/p>\n It’s official…Manspread<\/a> has been added to the Oxford English Dictionary, along with butt dial and fangirling. <\/p>\n Obsessively listening to this new release by Duett<\/a>.<\/p>\n If the late Amy Winehouse and Erykah Badu were somehow fused together, they would create Lianne La Havas<\/a>. Her new album<\/a> is perfect and it’s been on repeat.<\/p>\n I have also been reading as much Crate Digger<\/a><\/em> as possible in between work and sleep, and Bob has made it to the top of my list as far as storytelling goes.<\/p>\n & thanks to the recommendation of our last intern, Hayley, I’ve been watching The Jinx<\/a><\/em>, which is about Robert Durst, and ultimately became the aid to his conviction for three murders. <\/span><\/p>\n I have never been familiar with even the basics about anything music-related, and reading Daniel Levitin’s This is Your Brain on Music<\/a><\/em> is blowing my mind. It’s like eating something really delicious while watching fireworks. Or that moment when you’re learning to do something new, like speaking a language, and you suddenly get it on a whole new level. <\/p>\n Oliver Sacks wrote a cover blurb for the book, which reminded me of the similarly revelatory impact of his writing. And then I learned that he died last week. Someone posted his long essay, “The Bull on the Mountain,”<\/a> on This.cm<\/a> and I stayed up late reading it and thinking about brains, and death, and music, and the sort of things that only happen when you’re walking alone. <\/p>\n In music this month, I discovered Angel Haze<\/a>, a trans rap artist who suffered more than they should have growing up and now explores pain and success through their music. “Your Voice is a Weapon,” with Bastille is stuck-in-your-head awesome, and “Battle Cry,” with Sia is play-over-and-over-again amazing.<\/p>\n I don’t have much reading time, but listening to audio books on my commute brought The Ocean at the End of the Lane<\/em> into my life. Why didn’t anyone tell me how amazing it is? I also started the Odd Thomas<\/em> series, which is unfortunately long but so far enjoyable, and how could I not love the adorable Anton Yelchin movie?<\/p>\n Television hasn’t brought anything new lately, especially with my work schedule, but re-watching the guilty pleasure that is Scandal with my sister has kept me entertained.<\/p>\n Also, can smart-phone app games stop being so incredibly addictive? Tap Titans and Dark Corridors 2 kind of rule my life right now.<\/p>\n Read a book<\/a> saying these chants<\/a> will stimulate your mind and make you need less sleep.<\/p>\n Also watched Gone Girl<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Elly: I have never had the first clue about anything music-related, and reading Daniel Levitin’s This is Your Brain on Music is blowing my mind. It’s like eating something really delicious while watching fireworks. Or that moment when you’re learning to do something new, like speaking a language, and you suddenly get it on a whole new level. <\/p>\n Oliver Sacks wrote a cover blurb for the book, which reminded me of the similarly revelatory impact of his writing. And then I learned that he died last week. Someone posted his long essay, “The Bull on the Mountain,” on This.cm and I stayed up late reading it and thinking about brains, and death, and music, and the sort of things that only happen when you’re walking alone.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[3],"tags":[18],"class_list":["post-202","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-blogifesto","tag-rmc"],"my_excerpt":" The rabbit book that's supposed to put kids to sleep<\/a> keeps them awake, parents say.<\/p> It's official...Manspread<\/a> has been added to the Oxford English Dictionary, along with butt dial and fangirling. <\/p> Obsessively listening to this new release by Duett<\/a>.<\/p> If the late Amy Winehouse and Erykah Badu were somehow fused together, they would create Lianne La Havas<\/a>. Her new album<\/a> is perfect and it's been on repeat.<\/p> I have also been reading as much Crate Digger<\/a><\/em> as possible in between work and sleep, and Bob has made it to the top of my list as far as storytelling goes.<\/p> & thanks to the recommendation of our last intern, Hayley, I've been watching The Jinx<\/a><\/em>, which is about Robert Durst, and ultimately became the aid to his conviction for three murders. <\/span><\/p> I have never been familiar with even the basics about anything music-related, and reading Daniel Levitin's This is Your Brain on Music<\/a><\/em> is blowing my mind. It's like eating something really delicious while watching fireworks. Or that moment when you're learning to do something new, like speaking a language, and you suddenly get it on a whole new level. <\/p> Oliver Sacks wrote a cover blurb for the book, which reminded me of the similarly revelatory impact of his writing. And then I learned that he died last week. Someone posted his long essay, \"The Bull on the Mountain,\"<\/a> on This.cm<\/a> and I stayed up late reading it and thinking about brains, and death, and music, and the sort of things that only happen when you're walking alone. <\/p> In music this month, I discovered Angel Haze<\/a>, a trans rap artist who suffered more than they should have growing up and now explores pain and success through their music. \"Your Voice is a Weapon,\" with Bastille is stuck-in-your-head awesome, and \"Battle Cry,\" with Sia is play-over-and-over-again amazing.<\/p> I don't have much reading time, but listening to audio books on my commute brought The Ocean at the End of the Lane<\/em> into my life. Why didn't anyone tell me how amazing it is? I also started the Odd Thomas<\/em> series, which is unfortunately long but so far enjoyable, and how could I not love the adorable Anton Yelchin movie?<\/p> Television hasn't brought anything new lately, especially with my work schedule, but re-watching the guilty pleasure that is Scandal with my sister has kept me entertained.<\/p> Also, can smart-phone app games stop being so incredibly addictive? Tap Titans and Dark Corridors 2 kind of rule my life right now.<\/p> Read a book<\/a> saying these chants<\/a> will stimulate your mind and make you need less sleep.<\/p> Also watched Gone Girl<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>","my_excerpt_rendered":" The rabbit book that’s supposed to put kids to sleep<\/a> keeps them awake, parents say.<\/p>\n It’s official…Manspread<\/a> has been added to the Oxford English Dictionary, along with butt dial and fangirling. <\/p>\n Obsessively listening to this new release by Duett<\/a>.<\/p>\n If the late Amy Winehouse and Erykah Badu were somehow fused together, they would create Lianne La Havas<\/a>. Her new album<\/a> is perfect and it’s been on repeat.<\/p>\n I have also been reading as much Crate Digger<\/a><\/em> as possible in between work and sleep, and Bob has made it to the top of my list as far as storytelling goes.<\/p>\n & thanks to the recommendation of our last intern, Hayley, I’ve been watching The Jinx<\/a><\/em>, which is about Robert Durst, and ultimately became the aid to his conviction for three murders. <\/span><\/p>\n I have never been familiar with even the basics about anything music-related, and reading Daniel Levitin’s This is Your Brain on Music<\/a><\/em> is blowing my mind. It’s like eating something really delicious while watching fireworks. Or that moment when you’re learning to do something new, like speaking a language, and you suddenly get it on a whole new level. <\/p>\n Oliver Sacks wrote a cover blurb for the book, which reminded me of the similarly revelatory impact of his writing. And then I learned that he died last week. Someone posted his long essay, “The Bull on the Mountain,”<\/a> on This.cm<\/a> and I stayed up late reading it and thinking about brains, and death, and music, and the sort of things that only happen when you’re walking alone. <\/p>\n In music this month, I discovered Angel Haze<\/a>, a trans rap artist who suffered more than they should have growing up and now explores pain and success through their music. “Your Voice is a Weapon,” with Bastille is stuck-in-your-head awesome, and “Battle Cry,” with Sia is play-over-and-over-again amazing.<\/p>\n I don’t have much reading time, but listening to audio books on my commute brought The Ocean at the End of the Lane<\/em> into my life. Why didn’t anyone tell me how amazing it is? I also started the Odd Thomas<\/em> series, which is unfortunately long but so far enjoyable, and how could I not love the adorable Anton Yelchin movie?<\/p>\n Television hasn’t brought anything new lately, especially with my work schedule, but re-watching the guilty pleasure that is Scandal with my sister has kept me entertained.<\/p>\n Also, can smart-phone app games stop being so incredibly addictive? Tap Titans and Dark Corridors 2 kind of rule my life right now.<\/p>\n Read a book<\/a> saying these chants<\/a> will stimulate your mind and make you need less sleep.<\/p>\nMeggyn<\/h2>\n
Elly<\/h2>\n
Cyn<\/h2>\n
Taylor<\/h2>\n
Here's what we absorbed from the media waves this month.<\/p> Thea<\/h2>
Meggyn<\/h2>
Elly<\/h2>
Cyn<\/h2>
Taylor<\/h2>
Here’s what we absorbed from the media waves this month.<\/p>\nThea<\/h2>\n
Meggyn<\/h2>\n
Elly<\/h2>\n
Cyn<\/h2>\n
Taylor<\/h2>\n