May 21, 2020
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Podcast: "Stop, That Tickles" and New Revenue Streams

Entrepreneurship & Art

Show Notes

  • Watch George present the fabled Trough of Despair presentation and see his inability to draw a straight line
  • Don’t be a George, online drawing classes available here
  • The TEFL test, also known as the Teaching English as a Foreign Language, and definitely never known as the Toblerone test
  • Schadenfreude is more than a complex emotion, it’s also a book  
  • “Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion” - Parkinson's law
  • Part 3 of Dan’s Remote Musician’s Handbook, which was sadly overlooked last week, all about subscription revenues  
  • Maddie’s in Marblehead, Massachusetts, aka the perfect bar
  • A list of other great places that George will never go to, but Dan and Carly would
  • Most definitely a song
  • George’s talk for Consensus 2020 (skip ahead to the 48:00 mark)
  • Mark Brendanawicz’s hairstyle coveted, but not achieved, by George’s son
  • Reply All’s Brian vs Brian episode about the Christmas song that ended up in a grocery store and The Case of the Missing Hit
  • George’s no more free online shows plea which led him to Joe Pug which led to his latest Forbes piece, Musicians Making It Work During COVID-19
  • Vitalik Buterin, the founder of Ethereum, explaining Bitcoin to J.K. Rowling

Three Things

Carly

  • Writing: A piece about a new form of social responsibility for sex tech companies that you can read on Future of Sex
  • Reading: A great essay on the link between phrenology (which she pronounced correctly) as a pseudoscience to today’s AI tools to predict criminality, via the Pocket App and Firefox plugin
  • Listening: I Said No Gifts!, a lighthearted podcast with many rules, all of them delightful

George

Dan

  • Using: The iPad Magic Keyboard, which was not a frivolous purchase and has definitely been worth the cost of admission. “There’s nothing you can’t do!”
  • Listening: Re-discovered the song Argenta by The 4 of Us, a song so specific he was inspired to research it and uncovered its historic background, which again you’ll have to listen
  • Watching: Kevin James of Paul Blart: Mall Cop (jinx!) in his new YouTube Sound Guy series where he stars as, you guessed it, the sound guy in iconic movie scenes like Star Wars and The Notebook

Entrepreneurship & Art