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What we most want is bad for us we know

Today’s newsletter is about cars & guns, with recommended reading about drum machines & accessories, Christian dominionist politics, and environmental NIMBYism, with soundtrack suggestions. Also there are some cats.

Author Aaron WeberPosted on January 17, 2022Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on What we most want is bad for us we know

Newsletter: Violent rhetoric and motorsports metaphors

This week’s newsletter covers violent rhetoric, turbulent priests, and the similarities between opportunity hoarding and motorsports regulation. Also some cats, a drug lord, and ghosts.

Author Aaron WeberPosted on November 12, 2021Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on Newsletter: Violent rhetoric and motorsports metaphors

“Demon-Sperm COVID Conspiracy Summit” (AKA my recent media diet)

Here’s what I’ve been reading lately: nonfiction, a lovely sci-fi novella about tea and robots, some infuriating news, some very silly news, and some excellent newsletters. Also some puppies.

Author Aaron WeberPosted on October 3, 2021Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on “Demon-Sperm COVID Conspiracy Summit” (AKA my recent media diet)

Disco Tempo Cliché Intro

Today’s newsletter is a few weeks late, but it comes up with some good news, some bad news, revisiting a seminal hip-hop album at 20, some Twitter jokes and a cockatoo.

Author Aaron WeberPosted on September 16, 2021Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on Disco Tempo Cliché Intro

Content Curation & Recommendations

Here are some good articles and stuff, about Lil Nas X, Jason Sudeikis, a dude in Canada who has foresworn money, a bartender in Maine with a hell of a backstory, and more. Also a dog with a funny nose.

Author Aaron WeberPosted on July 23, 2021Categories WordsLeave a comment on Content Curation & Recommendations

Chronicle of a Death Foretold

This week’s newsletter explores the moral peril of being a sports fan with a close look at my personal favorite, motorcycle racing.

Author Aaron WeberPosted on June 4, 2021Categories WordsLeave a comment on Chronicle of a Death Foretold

Tick Tock

This week’s newsletter has a more pleasing than usual ratio of fun things to doomsaying. And a recommendation for a long and excellent profile of TikTok hype houses.

Author Aaron WeberPosted on May 29, 2021Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on Tick Tock

TFW You’ve Done Nothing Wrong

This one’s about police brutality. I suspect that most of my readers (I assume there’s at least one or two of you out there still) are already informed on the subject, so I am not sure why I wrote this. I don’t know what good it will do.

Author Aaron WeberPosted on April 18, 2021Categories WordsLeave a comment on TFW You’ve Done Nothing Wrong

Quit Shopping at Amazon

Seriously, just stop giving extra money to Piss-bottle Jeff.

Author Aaron WeberPosted on April 6, 2021Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on Quit Shopping at Amazon

Hella Dope

Today’s newsletter contains a short description of the differences between the regulatory structure for the parallel medical and recreational cannabis markets in Massachusetts, and also some dogs with very funny noses.

Author Aaron WeberPosted on March 24, 2021Categories WordsLeave a comment on Hella Dope

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