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If Music Be the Food of Love, Play On
What We Listened to the Past Year, with Feeling
6 hrs ago
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What You Asked Santa! — Here Comes 2026
I’ve Got Your Number and Your Wish List
Dec 2
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November 2025
Let’s Twist Again Like We Did Last Year
Our readers (with extremely good taste) named the books, movies, and music they are likely to return to this winter
Nov 27
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Thanksgiving at the Very Last Moment
A Feast and Peace in 3 Hours — A Holiday Special
Nov 25
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Sit in My Lap and Spill - A Reader Survey for a Dark & Stormy November Night
Hey, it’s that time of year again, those contemplative early winter nights.
Nov 21
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If One More Toady Starts Talking About the Age of Consent
Kelly tells on herself and why we need a little honesty in the room
Nov 18
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Brian Evenson: What We Talk About When We Talk About Raymond Carver
When I was producing audiobooks in the early 00s, when audio went digital and fever was in the air, every so often I got to produce the entire catalog…
Nov 13
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Real Thirsty Coyote Stories
Bill and Susie, on the legends you grow up on
Nov 11
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Socialist Back-Seat Driver: I Know a Couple Things — post-Mamdani-election
I too was once a founding member of a tiny cadre that toppled a massive institution— here’s what it’s really like
Nov 7
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What I’m Doing Next Year - Seriously, I’ve Thought About It
I’m out of my witch costume, people.
Nov 4
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October 2025
Susie Talks Cool Tools with Mark Frauenfelder & Kevin Kelly
Once upon a time, I got to talk with smartest gear dudes in the world about the hand-tools I can’t live without.
Oct 30
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Susie interviews David Cronenberg: Sex, Violence, & “Crash”
Accidents will happen. The director of “Crash” talks about gender-bending, propaganda, and the sexual iconography of the Edsel
Oct 28
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