Books
Books I’m reading now or have finished recently (via Goodreads)
- The Humbling
- The Professor of Desire
- Changing Places
- The Overstory
- Why Honor Matters
- Exhalation: Stories
- Moral Man and Immoral Society: A Study in Ethics and Politics (Arkosh Politics)
- These Truths: A History of the United States
- Ambiguity Machines and Other Stories
- Less
Online
Things I’m reading online or saving to read later (via Feedly by way of Pinboard and RSS)
- [toread] 'Send Her Back!': Trump Supporters at His N.C. Rally - The Atlantic
- [toread] Lil Nas X Is the Sound of the Internet, Somehow | The New Yorker
- [toread] Republicans and Democrats Don't Understand Each Other - The Atlantic
- [toread] House Democrats are worried that voters don’t care about their purely symbolic legislative moves.
- [toread] Trump census official communicated with GOP operative about citizenship question.
- [toread] Robert Reich (The Same Old Scare Tactic about Socialism I keep...)
- [toread] Trump Mexico tariffs are spooking investors, markets, and even Republicans.
- [toread] www.vanityfair.com
- [toread] Trump Tells Barr to Declassify Documents - The Atlantic
- [toread] To Dream the Impossible Dream: the quest for a music education
Listening
I also really, really enjoy listening to podcasts. Here are a few that have caught my attention recently (via Pocket Casts)
- Decoder Ring explores the strange and wacky world of novelty testicle products: Truck Nutz, Bulls Balls, Neuticles, Bike Balls, Gunsticles, and more.
- Postmodernism and Religion | Robert Wright & John D. Caputo [The Wright Show] - YouTube
- Ep. 110 Enspiral: “Better Work Together” – Team Human
- Ep. 114 Geert Lovink on “Sad by Design” – Team Human
- The Biology of Good and Evil: Sam Harris
- Very Bad Wizards Episode 117: Extended Minds, Extended Foreskins
- Your Attention Please, 'PRI: To the Best of Our... - Podcat
- How to Be More Productive - Freakonomics Freakonomics
- Ellen Langer — Science of Mindlessness and Mindfulness | On Being
- Everything on Demand | To the best of our KNOWLEDGE