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happy design notes monday, please have these design notes for sydney and jedediah :]
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WE'RE ALMOST TO 50% (and our next bonus episode)! Our last official Hi Nay episode went up yesterday (Tim Murphy's Toronto Christmas) so if you want more Hi Nay in 2025, help us get to our goal before January 31 👁️🔥
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Red Valley podcast new episode spoiler alert 🚨
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@entities-of-posts the lonely
This close 🤏 to walking into a mysterious fog and never coming back
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An assortment of non-malevolent doodles as a palette cleanser
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podcast fanart is so wonderful.
how beautiful is it, that one can consume a completely audio-based medium and feel so inspired they turn around and make a visual reflection of the beauty they saw within it?
also just love that for characters that don’t have much/any description of how they look, there can exist such a vastness of interpretations and representations!!
i’ve lost count of the amount of times i’ve seen fanart from various podcasts and just how gasped out loud at how gorgeous it is.
i genuinely just think it’s so wonderful how arts influence each other.
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I love this guy he's everything to me
(click for higher quality)
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Eyy bro look its Michael! Here to steal your sense of self, direction, and your bitches!
And also Gerry my beloved(he is bitches <3<3)
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Insert the song “Stalker” by IAMX. What is wrong with him
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Human teeth. Inside were human teeth arranged in a smile.
little painting from back in february. i think about this stupid apple way too often.
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Podcast Recommendations: What's the best podcast for a road trip?
Hello friends! For the last four years, I have been making commutes to and from my university for the breaks. The car ride either way is about 2.5 hours so I've tried my fair share of podcasts to keep me entertained. The biggest problem I've found? Volume. The highway is loud, cars are loud, and not every podcast is. So, for all my fellow serial roadtrippers out there, here are some of the best podcasts I've found for making that car ride feel a little shorter!
Wolf 359
A certified classic. Wolf 359 is a special podcast for me for many reasons but the audio levels really stand up against the road. The back-and-forth banter and elite humor of the characters really keeps me locked into what's happening while not distracting me from the road, a perfect balance! It's also a longer podcast, which I like for the road since it means I don't run out of content halfway through the drive.
Forgive Me!
Forgive Me! is a newer show for me but one I've really been enjoying. I think comedy podcasts are the best ones for me to drive with since I can develop a good balance between focusing on the podcast and the road. I've had to turn the volume up a few times for Forgive Me! but not drastically so. I will say if you're going to listen to this one make sure you queue up what you want to listen to since they have a lot of crossovers, I personally just like the main plot on road trips, but to each their own!
The Magnus Archives
I will say, The Magnus Archives can be 50/50. Audio quality? Superb. They make the quiet moments sound quiet but I can still hear it over the road? Magic. John's little pauses let me listen to my car to make sure nothing's wrong (I have an old car), it's a perfect system! But as every TMA fan will tell you, some statements are better than others. Listen at your own discretion and make sure you queue up what you want to listen to (if you want to skip a statement, take it out of the queue! You cannot skip it going 70MPH)
Midnight Burger
I don't think I would've become a Midnight Burger fan had it not been for my car rides to and from school. The dialogue is great against the road and the plot is heavy but not too heavy you'll miss details if you're trying to switch lanes. I can't recommend Midnight Burger enough, but it's definitely one you'll want to queue, there is a LOT of bonus content to sift through.
These podcasts are pretty mainstream, so no groundbreaking recommendations, but these are the ones that have stood the test of the highway. Please feel free to add your favorite 'road trip proof' podcast if I haven't listed it!
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