The Memory Palace
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Apr 11,2009
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That’s The Faire Folk by Lightning Bolt. Who are among of the best things about being from Providence, Rhode Island.
I first heard about the British fear of Franklin when I interviewed a Harvard Professor named Joyce Chaplin about her book The First Scientific American for a public affairs show out here in L.A.. It’s archived: http://www.scpr.org/programs/zocalo/index.html
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Awesome. Good fit with the Lightning Bolt. Probably listen to Ride the Skies for the rest of the afternoon. This is a great podcast.
This is a great series. love to hear more.
“So suck it…..”
Made me laugh out loud. (if only there were some kind of a convenient acronym to describe doing just that)
you are a genius.
i love the memory palace. can’t wait for more / am waiting for more.
You do know that Glen Beck uses a cut up snake for his 912 project don’t you?
Glen Beck can suck it.
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Your SHARE IT email site DOES NOT WORK!!!!! FIX IT!!!
Though I appreciate the multiple-exclamation-point urgency, it seems like it’s working ok. Maybe I’m missing something? Drop me a line at nate@thememorypalace.us if you would…
Fantastic work on the podcast – loved it. My one quibble your omission of Franklin’s advocacy of cold-air baths. Which is actually the coolest thing about him (not the death rays), but seems to not even have warranted a mention. Sad.
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It seems like the episode is gone. Any idea how those of us late to the party can listen?
Thanks for pointing it out. Should be fixed now.
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Loved the fast paced, dicing and dealing tone of this piece. You rock!