One of the podcasts that I've started listening to more recently is the 99% Invisible podcast (from National Public Radio, of course). 99% Invisible is "a tiny radio show about design, architecture & the 99% invisible activity that shapes our world." In the past, the show has featured the sounds that your cell phone makes, the best beer in the world, and the design of the US dollar bill.
The most recent episode is one that I think would interest book lovers, so I am sharing it below. It is about the surprising path of inspiration and just how much of our new, fresh ideas we owe to people who paved the way before us.
I love this -- and I'm saving the link to share with my next Campaigns class. Thanks for pointing it out, Aarti!
ReplyDeleteCool! I'm always looking for a new, fantabulous podcast!
ReplyDeleteI actually loved Pastoralia, and that story in particular! It was such a great collection. This was the coolest podcast, and something that I would really love to listen to. If you haven't read Pastorialia yet, I would highly recommended it. This was a very interesting post and recording. Thanks for sharing this with us! I also really loved the messages that Saunders shared in his interview, and the way that everything seemed to connect to something else!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. I have just started to listen to podcast on my iPhone and have been looking for some that I would enjoy. This one sounds like a winner.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing must check that out thanks Aarti ,all the best stu
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing -- what an interesting show this sounds like! I love public radio :)
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