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Latest Podcast Episode: Harley's Big Announcements

Harley's got two big announcements. No spoilers here. Available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and FoolsInWonderland.com!

Latest Blog Post: Don’t Let AI Kill Brainstorming

Harley's got two big announcements. No spoilers here. Available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and FoolsInWonderland.com!

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View fullsize Smaller that a lot of other cameras. Lots of physical dials. Feels great in the hand. Great selection of lenses. Retro aesthetic. I'm rocking an X-T2 which is now 7 years old. But it still takes excellent pictures. Better than my iPhone 12? Maybe, bu
View fullsize Take Shelter. Jeff Nichols, Dir. A story about a man who knows something terrible is coming. The rest of the world tells him he's wrong. He doubts, but can't shake it. Michael Shannon offers one of my favorite performances of all time. https://bit.ly
View fullsize Harley's got two big announcements. No spoilers here. But feel free to spoil away in the comments. Available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and FoolsInWonderland.com!
View fullsize "Music, in performance, is a type of sculpture. The air in the performance is sculpted into something." #FrankZappa https://bit.ly/3OeZgGv What does your medium sculpt? Chefs? Writers? Filmmakers?
View fullsize "Refugees Trying to Get to the United States. (1988) by Thornton Dial. My horror painters: #Goya #Munch #FrancisBacon. And now #ThorntonDial. His refugees suffer before us, floating on his canvas, on a disintegrating raft of sticks, melting down
View fullsize "Don't Let AI Kill Brainstorming." After reflecting on ten professors trying to name their podcasts, this post offers two tactics of human brainstorming that ChatGPT still can't touch. Warning: Contains examples of #ChatGPT writing. https:/
View fullsize Andy Warhol Screen Test. Just. Stare. Into the camera. Don't say anything. Andy Warhol would ask a "Superstar" to sit in front of the camera. He'd start the filming and then walk away with the camera still capturing. Your turn. Sit. Record.
View fullsize "Living Remotely" This week's blog post is about how I pack up and unpack for one dogsitting gig after another. But it's really about thoughtfully creating a life by embracing my weirdness, leaning into it, and making it mine. Read it here: