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If you work in audio, you’ve probably heard about the current reckoning surrounding New York Times’ producer Andy Mills. If you’re not, here is a short summary: As the discourse around Andy Mills…
My sense of recent history is a mess; sometimes I can't rightly say what happened, when. I tell people about something I did two years ago and it turns out it was late last year. And still, like all of us, I'm still effectively in the moment that unfolded in March. I recall realising even before we went into our pandemic lockdown that what a lot of what people – including me – were doing was a matter of processing anxiety in public. It was evident, vividly, on social media, where sometimes we expressed it by policing each other, shouting at each other , drawing lines, letting fly. Heartbr...
Courtesy Aspen Historical Society “Rip’s Run dedicated on Aspen Mt.,” announced the Aspen Times on December 8, 1983. “Rip’s Run on Aspen Mountain was formally dedicated Saturday in the memory of ski racer Rip McManus, a member of the 1964 US Olympic Team. McManus, a familiar Aspen figure who spent much of his time here ever since he spent a winter living and training in Aspen as a member of the US Ski Team, died a year ago in a car accident on the East Coast. Saturday’s ceremony marked the renaming of Midnight Cutoff (which runs from the bottom of Dipsy Doodle) in McManus’ memor...
It's an open floorplan. people don't have offices, so harvard business school did a survey of 2,000 workers at a tech company who had offices in europe and the u.s. and they found that if you move your chair closer to the high performer you will increase your own output. >> i believe it. and everybody wanted to sit next to me in school. >> i want to sit next to you here. everybody was trying to move their chairs closer during the break. >> one time somebody copied my spelling test but also copied my name. and i got in trouble. >> retired navy chief steward andy mill, 102 years old, right there...
People don't have offices, so harvard business school did a survey of 2,000 workers at a tech company who had offices in europe and the u.s. and they found that if you move your chair closer to the high performer you will increase your own output. >> i believe it. and everybody wanted to sit next to me in school. >> i want to sit next to you here. everybody was trying to move their chairs closer during the break. >> one time somebody copied my spelling test but also copied my name. and i got in trouble. >> retired navy chief steward andy mill, 102 years old, right there on your screen, a here ...