Deep thought 💭 on 43folders, interpretive dance, my wife

Merlin Mann of 43folders.com has started podcasting little tips. In this podcast he discusses the different formats he plans on putting future podcasts in.

The list includes:

  • plain text transcript
  • html
  • xml/rss/atom
  • audio/mp3
  • DRM-protected wav
  • pocket-sized pamphlet
  • double-lp
  • cassingle
  • wax cylinder
  • braille
  • ASL
  • closed captioning
  • Kalahari clicking
  • semaphore
  • cuneiform tablet
  • pompeiian fresco
  • interpretive dance
  • touching biopic
  • 19th century bildungsroman
  • mime
  • naked local-access show
  • unexpected telemarketing call
  • 1940s show-stopping musical
  • pop-up book
  • chain letter
  • skywriting
  • custom gang signs
  • handwritten on index cards and sent to every extant reader of the site

I don’t think I have ever written about how much Esther likes to interpretive dance, but she does. She’ll do it to anything. No seriously. Anything. Commercials, yup. Real music, sure. Made up beat-boxing, definately.

The only thing I could do is shoot off an email to said Merlin Mann, which conveyed this.

Merlin,

After listening to your weekly wrap up podcast, I have to say that I loved your podcasts formats. My favorite was the interpretive dance. My wife interpretive dances to everything, she could possibly help. Let me know.

Jered

We shall see.

Published: Oct 25, 2005 @jeredb →