Podcasts about real books

"I arrangementerne på de fleste numre findes en hjerteligt intim og tidløs atmosfære, som jazzvokalist er hun meget varm og blid og en af de bedste, der findes." (Anmeldelse i det svenske musikmagasin LIRA). Den danske jazzsanger og -guitarist Mette Juul høster store roser verden over for sit seneste album, ”Celeste”. Herhjemme har Gaffa givet det fem stjerner. De seneste tre-fire år er POV Mediano Musics Jan Eriksen i stigende grad begyndt at lytte til jazzmusik. Først og fremmest blå jazz – cool jazz, bossa nova. Læs evt. mere her: pov.international/kind-of-blue/ Så tiden er inde til jazz i en POVcast – der har dog tidligere været besøg af Cæcilie Norby, Fredrik Lundin og Trinelise Væring. Denne gang handler det altså om Mette Juul. Det er historien om en kunstner, der voksede op i østjyske Hornsyld, mødte et vendepunkt, da hun som 13-14årig tilfældigt hørte en percussionist (formentlig Marilyn Mazur) i Horsens. Et senere vendepunkt var et kassettebånd med Joni Mitchells album ”Don Juan's Reckless Daughter”, som en kæreste sendte til hende. ”Jeg malede meget dengang, og røg i øvrigt også - så der stod jeg og malede og røg og lyttede til Joni Mitchell,” som hun siger… Når jeg lytter til hende, har jeg det som om det er mig, alene hun rammer i hjertet. Men det samme kan masser af andre jo sige.” Derfra gik det videre gennem undervisning – bl.a. på musikkonservatoriet – til en karriere som solist. Efter sejren i en musikkonkurrence i Estland har Juul optrådte meget rundt omkring i Europa. På det nye album, ”Celeste”, er der versioner af diverse jazzstandarder og numre, hun selv har skrevet. Det er klassikere, ja, men i det musikalske rum, der opstår mellem Juul, den amerikanske guitarist Mike Moreno og den svenske bassist Lasse Danielsson er der intet, der lyder helt, som det plejer. ”Celeste betyder himmelsk eller at være tæt på himlen. Et sted, hvor lytteren inviteres til at drømme sig væk fra tidens intense verden og ind i et håbefuldt sfærisk lydunivers,” som det er skrevet om det nye album. Et eksempel er ”Nothern Woods”, som kan høres i POVcasten. ”Jeg tror på, at der sker noget med én, når man kommer ud i en skov. Hele ens sanseapparat, duftene – man bliver påvirket af luften, også øjet. Det grønne. Det kan være, at jeg har skrevet Northern Woods, fordi jeg har en længsel efter noget mere natur,” siger Mette Juul. I denne POVcast handler det om sang, musikalsk proces, at finde sig selv i en kreativ verden, at kaste sig ud i sange fra den såkaldte The Real Books, der er sunget hundredevis af gange før – og om at finde sine ben, når man ankommer fra en lille jysk provinsby til jazzland med firetoget. ”Jazz holder dig openminded. Det slår mig, at det sgu er et meget godt drug. Det er sundt, der er god næring i. Musikken er levende, du kan ikke tage den i hånden. Den vil hele tiden komme glide ud gennem fingrene og komme ud i nye formationer."

"I arrangementerne på de fleste numre findes en hjerteligt intim og tidløs atmosfære, som jazzvokalist er hun meget varm og blid og en af de bedste, der findes." (Anmeldelse i det svenske musikmagasin LIRA). Den danske jazzsanger og -guitarist Mette Juul høster store roser verden over for sit seneste album, ”Celeste”. Herhjemme har Gaffa givet det fem stjerner. De seneste tre-fire år er POV Mediano Musics Jan Eriksen i stigende grad begyndt at lytte til jazzmusik. Først og fremmest blå jazz – cool jazz, bossa nova. Læs evt. mere her: https://pov.international/kind-of-blue/ Så tiden er inde til jazz i en POVcast – der har dog tidligere været besøg af Cæcilie Norby, Fredrik Lundin og Trinelise Væring. Denne gang handler det altså om Mette Juul. Det er historien om en kunstner, der voksede op i østjyske Hornsyld, mødte et vendepunkt, da hun som 13-14årig tilfældigt hørte en percussionist (formentlig Marilyn Mazur) i Horsens. Et senere vendepunkt var et kassettebånd med Joni Mitchells album ”Don Juan's Reckless Daughter”, som en kæreste sendte til hende. ”Jeg malede meget dengang, og røg i øvrigt også - så der stod jeg og malede og røg og lyttede til Joni Mitchell,” som hun siger… Når jeg lytter til hende, har jeg det som om det er mig, alene hun rammer i hjertet. Men det samme kan masser af andre jo sige.” Derfra gik det videre gennem undervisning – bl.a. på musikkonservatoriet – til en karriere som solist. Efter sejren i en musikkonkurrence i Estland har Juul optrådte meget rundt omkring i Europa. På det nye album, ”Celeste”, er der versioner af diverse jazzstandarder og numre, hun selv har skrevet. Det er klassikere, ja, men i det musikalske rum, der opstår mellem Juul, den amerikanske guitarist Mike Moreno og den svenske bassist Lasse Danielsson er der intet, der lyder helt, som det plejer. ”Celeste betyder himmelsk eller at være tæt på himlen. Et sted, hvor lytteren inviteres til at drømme sig væk fra tidens intense verden og ind i et håbefuldt sfærisk lydunivers,” som det er skrevet om det nye album. Et eksempel er ”Nothern Woods”, som kan høres i POVcasten. ”Jeg tror på, at der sker noget med én, når man kommer ud i en skov. Hele ens sanseapparat, duftene – man bliver påvirket af luften, også øjet. Det grønne. Det kan være, at jeg har skrevet Northern Woods, fordi jeg har en længsel efter noget mere natur,” siger Mette Juul. I denne POVcast handler det om sang, musikalsk proces, at finde sig selv i en kreativ verden, at kaste sig ud i sange fra den såkaldte The Real Books, der er sunget hundredevis af gange før – og om at finde sine ben, når man ankommer fra en lille jysk provinsby til jazzland med firetoget. ”Jazz holder dig openminded. Det slår mig, at det sgu er et meget godt drug. Det er sundt, der er god næring i. Musikken er levende, du kan ikke tage den i hånden. Den vil hele tiden komme glide ud gennem fingrene og komme ud i nye formationer."

Brea and Mallory discuss fan fiction with the help of Sarah Kuhn and Arielle Jovellanos, and solve a reader problem about getting rid of bookmarks. Email us at readingglassespodcast at gmail dot com!Reading Glasses MerchRecommendations StoreSponsors -Earth Breezewww.earthbreeze.com/GLASSESWarby Parkerwww.warbyparker.com/GLASSESLinks -Reading Glasses Facebook GroupReading Glasses Goodreads GroupAmazon Wish ListNewsletterLibro.fmTo join our Slack channel, email us proof of your Reading-Glasses-supporting Maximum Fun membership!Mallory's Book LaunchMay 26th, 7pm at Skylight BooksSarah and Arielle's Book LaunchLink for signed books!Confetti FoundationBooks Mentioned - Gallant by V.E. SchwabYellowface by R.F. KuangThe Siren, the Song, and the Spy by Maggie Tokuda HallMallory's Book!The Neighbor Favor by Kristina ForestThief Liar Lady by D.L. SoriaMaking Comics by Lynda BarrySiren Queen by Nghi Vo Slippery Creatures by KJ CharlesGirl Taking Over by Sarah Kuhn and Arielle JovellanosA Marvellous Light by Freya Marske

What's up Hustlers! Thank you for tuning in to our last podcast of the year. We're ending with a great story. Joining us today is Toks Ayinla. Toks is an author, speaker, and strategist. Her story is very interesting, she's built herself up from being $30,000 in debt to over $100,000+ salary and paying off all her debt. In this podcast we talk about: (05:45) Audiobooks vs. "Real Books" (15:54) Quitting with no plan (17:20) "Fake" Raises in the workplace (17:50) Working in wealth management (24:30) Praise as a raise (40:24) A word you need to hear (50:31) How she got into 30k worth of debt (57:54) Strategy of reducing debt (1:01:05) How she charges $500+/hour You can find Toks here. FOLLOW HUSTLE OVER EVERYTHING: Instagram: http://bit.ly/2pMQ4jU Twitter: http://bit.ly/2Ix1leI Alex Whitfield Instagram: http://bit.ly/2ScPqH5 Alex Whitfield LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-whitfield-94ab0480/ Owen Osinde Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/owenosinde/

As an army brat, Madeline Martin learned to love libraries early on: they were a place where her literary besties awaited her — their lives comfortingly similar even as Madeline's shifted. She joins Julie to discuss her love of exhaustive research and its central role in all of her books, both romance and historical fiction. Madeline also outlines the unique challenge of writing romance, especially when balancing reality and fantasy (because characters in romance novels don't have morning breath). She then introduces Julie to a new goal-tracking system. These two Potterheads are already planning to vacation together! Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Book Writing with Sue Richardson Sue got into the book writing world 30 years ago. Prior to that she been in the theatre and academia. Her degree was in English and she was always passionate about books. Not surprisingly, Sue cut her teeth on academic journals. Then in the late 90s, she got the bug for creating her own publishing product. Sue got into textile art about 20 years ago. Graham wondered if the picture behind her was an example. What do you see in Sue's abstract painting? http://thenext100days.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Textile-Art-Sue-Richardson.mp4 Book Writing - what drives people to write books? The first thing is Sue works with authors who want to write a book that helps them develop their business. She calls it the KING OF CONTENT. http://thenext100days.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Sue-Richardson-Boo-Writing-The-King-of-Content.mp4 Sue mainly publishes business books. Her authors come from the food world - cooks and chefs; personal development. Which means they are all non-fiction and all her books take their author where they want to go with their business. Strategy 95% of the time Sue takes authors through their strategy session. It's not just about splurging your lengthy experience onto the page. Be cuter than that. http://thenext100days.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Book-Writing-Strategy-Session.mp4 Sue advises potential authors to firstly focus on the WHY first. So, why do authors really want to publish a book? Secondly, authors should focus on the WHO. Which means, who is the book for? And, be specific. Unusually, most potential authors dive in at the WHAT - I could write a book about this, or that. Sue summaries by saying, Authors should concentrate on the why and who upfront. Doing so will produce a book that is much more effective for you and your business. Kevin raised the idea of books being the front end collateral to get you into a campaign. It's about value, says Sue. If you get value, then you are on the right track. Kevin wants authors to be short and concise and don't overload the stories! Well, that's what Kevin says. Kindle, Audible or "real" Books? Sue would never publish a book without having a digital version of it. Audio book is exponentially growing. http://thenext100days.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Real-Books-or-Digital-Books.mp4 Books are a technology that remains relatively unchanged over a 1,000 years. Graham has a view that censorship is unnecessary. You can self censor. Discover More about The Right Book Company Website: https://www.therightbookcompany.com Graham downloaded an excellent guide on the steps you should take to publish a book. If Your WHO is Small, Do You Self Publish? The more niche a book is, the less likely a traditional publisher will be interested, but it'll sell more. http://thenext100days.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Sue-Richardson-Self-Publishing.mp4 And then Kevin asks another of his blistering questions: http://thenext100days.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Blank-Screen.mp4 If You Liked This Podcast, Look at Other Book Related Podcasts #284 – Sandra Stachowicz – Book Marketing #186 Adam Witty – Puts the Author into Authority Marketing # 241 Steve Eggleston – Ghostwriting AUTHORITY GUIDES Sue also has a book in the Authority Guides series. These are short books, that are 20,000 words maximum. Get Sue's Book here. Sue's TESTIMONIAL http://thenext100days.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Sue-Richardson-Testimonial.mp4   Get in touch with The Next 100 Days hosts… Graham Arrowsmith Finely Fettled helps out financial advisers, investment brokers and care homes to market to affluent and high net worth customers. Meet Professionals – This is Graham's business focused on providing lead generation systems for financial advisory companies. Contact Graham: LinkedIn: Visit Graham's LinkedIn Profile Twitter: Visit Graham's Twitter Page

Books, plain old paper books, are a vital part of my language learning strategy. Traditional books are comfortable and comforting, with less opportunities for distraction than reading on my mobile device. It helps to cover the same material in different ways, electronic and paper based. Study a language on LingQ: https://bit.ly/3hrbnjB

Welcome to the Digging Deeper Jazz Podcast. This podcast was originally released on April 26, 2019 on the Jeff Antoniuk - Educator YouTube channel. Please subscribe to the YouTube channel and feel free to enjoy the video version as well.FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS !In episode #98, we discuss how and why to learn tunes. Yes, we know that you have a phone, an iPad, and a milk crate full of Real Books. It turns out that music isn't about becoming a librarian, however. It is actually more about playing well. Shocker! Let's learn some tunes, and talk about HOW to do it. Mentioned in this podcast:• www.JazzWire.net - Since we announced JazzWire back in 2017, it has become an incredible Community of hundreds of adult musicians from over 25 different countries around the world. If you are looking for a plan for your practice, regular insights and wisdom on playing jazz, and a huge COMMUNITY of jazz players from around the world, this is the place for you! • Digging Deeper Jazz - All of the DDJ episodes include a pdf. Just write us at diggingdeeperjazz@gmail.com, and we'll offer you the pdfs in bundles of 50, or all 200 for a discount! We will also put you on the list to receive each new pdf, weekly.  Amazing practice ideas, every week, for free. What's not to love!?

Link to Need That's Macbook Giveaway: https://bit.ly/needthatgiveaway High school ruined reading for me. But I've now realized the power of them. Individuals fit decades of experience into a 200-page book that costs the same amount of a few coffees at Starbucks. In this episode you will here from these individuals: Abishek Raja: Student at Cornell. Book recommendations: Blitzscaling by Reid Hoffman, Startup of You Jesse Kay: Founder of Vyber Media and the Makin Lemonade Fund. Book recommendations, Zero to One by Peter Thiel, Outsiders by William Thorndike, and Secrets of Sandhill Road by Scott Kupor Justin Lafazan: Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Next Gen HQ. Book recommendations, High Output Management by Andy Grove, Atomic Habits by James Clear,

Getting to know your pod hosts, part 1 of many. Are you a bigger fan of fallen trees (books) or hot sand (eBooks)? Kaitlyn and Cathleen weigh in on which is superior: eBooks or Real Books?

Thank you for listening to another episode of Novel Life! I hope you enjoyed! Check out my blog post for book links! https://www.novel-life.com/post/episode-23-historical-romances-are-real-booksFollow Me! Instagram: live.a.novel.lifeFacebook: Novel Life Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/64977214-tori---novel-lifewww.novel-life.comThis podcast is produced by Guasch Media. Music by ScottHolmesMusic

In this episode I am talking to Ravi about his journey and some of the struggles that he has had in his life. We also talk about his success that he has had in the content creation game. Ravi also shares some tips and strategies to building an audience from scratch through social media and podcasting. Ravi Jayagopal is a full-time Entrepreneur, 7-time Author, Speaker, Podcaster, Business Coach, Digital Marketer, and also an Amateur Ventriloquist. He has been selling online since 1997. He has created and sold a wide range of products like WordPress Plugins, Online Courses, E-books, Real Books, Kindle books, Audiobooks, Premium Podcasts, T-Shirts, Agency Services and even Desktop Software. His podcast is https://SubscribeMe.fm where he talks about Digital Marketing, creating Membership Sites and Online Courses, how to Create, Sell and Deliver Digital Content, Content Marketing, Creating Audio, Video and PDF's and Reports and Kindle books. He is the Co-Founder & Co-Developer of DigitalAccessPass.com, arguably the best membership plugin for WordPress. He is also the creator of other popular WordPress plugins like CoolCastPlayer.com, the prettiest Podcast Player Plugin for WordPress. Go to SubscribeMe.fm where you can listen to his podcast, check out his products and services, and contact him.    Here is where you can find me: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Nowheretogobutup --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/no-where-to-go-but-up/message

In this episode I am talking to Ravi about his journey and some of the struggles that he has had in his life. We also talk about his success that he has had in the content creation game. Ravi also shares some tips and strategies to building an audience from scratch through social media and podcasting. Ravi Jayagopal is a full-time Entrepreneur, 7-time Author, Speaker, Podcaster, Business Coach, Digital Marketer, and also an Amateur Ventriloquist. He has been selling online since 1997. He has created and sold a wide range of products like WordPress Plugins, Online Courses, E-books, Real Books, Kindle books, Audiobooks, Premium Podcasts, T-Shirts, Agency Services and even Desktop Software. His podcast is https://SubscribeMe.fm where he talks about Digital Marketing, creating Membership Sites and Online Courses, how to Create, Sell and Deliver Digital Content, Content Marketing, Creating Audio, Video and PDF's and Reports and Kindle books. He is the Co-Founder & Co-Developer of DigitalAccessPass.com, arguably the best membership plugin for WordPress. He is also the creator of other popular WordPress plugins like CoolCastPlayer.com, the prettiest Podcast Player Plugin for WordPress. Go to SubscribeMe.fm where you can listen to his podcast, check out his products and services, and contact him.    Here is where you can find me: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/Nowheretogobutup

Ravi Jayagopal is a full-time Entrepreneur, 7-time Author, Speaker, Podcaster, Business Coach, Digital Marketer, and also an Amateur Ventriloquist. He has been selling online since 1997. He has created and sold a wide range of products like WordPress Plugins, Online Courses, E-books, Real Books, Kindle books, Audiobooks, Premium Podcasts, T-Shirts, Agency Services and even Desktop Software. His podcast is SubscribeMe.fm where he talks about Digital Marketing, creating Membership Sites and Online Courses, how to Create, Sell and Deliver Digital Content, Content Marketing, Creating Audio, Video and PDF's and Reports and Kindle books. He is the Co-Founder & Co-Developer of DigitalAccessPass.com, arguably the best membership plugin for WordPress. Go to https://SubscribeMe.fm/ where you can listen to his podcast, check out his products and services, and contact him. --------------------------------------------------------- Ravi's Podcast about Membership Sites & Online Courses https://SubscribeMe.fm/ Author of 7 Books https://SubscribeMe.fm/ravisbooks About Ravi: https://SubscribeMe.fm/ravi-jayagopal

Among the many worlds that man did not receive as a gift from nature, but created out of his own mind, the world of books is the greatest. Herman Hesse said that and, here at Everyday Wonder, we couldn't agree more. Which is why [...]

This episode is a question I was asked from a person in our community. Which do you prefer? Real Books, Audio Books, or E-Books. Here are my thoughts on this topic. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ccschenk/message

The hot takes continue in this episode (recorded live on our YouTube channel!) as Peter and Adam discuss the worthiness of Real Books.Also, be sure to check out the latest course from Open Studio (featuring YHI's own Adam Maness): Jazz Piano Basics - Lead Sheet Breakdown. In this course, Adam will teach you the correct way to read from lead sheets as well as how to customize your own arrangements of jazz tunes. For more info, go here: https://www.openstudiojazz.com/jazz-piano-basics-lead-sheet-breakdown And stay tuned for upcoming courses as part of our Jazz Piano Basics series!Like those You'll Hear It shirts Peter shows off on the podcast? Want some YHI swag of your own? Take a visit to our store! Just go to https://teespring.com/stores/open-studioLet us know what you think by leaving a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review, or head over to our YouTube channel and leave a comment for this episode.Interested in more jazz advice? Go here to browse our catalog of jazz lessons and courses available for purchase.Follow us on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram at:https://www.facebook.com/heyopenstudiohttps://twitter.com/heyopenstudiohttps://www.instagram.com/heyopenstudio See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Happy Birthday to our ethereal magical queens!!! In this episode Amity reads Mary-Kate and Ashley Sweet 16: wishes & dreams cover to cover. Don't miss out on this iconic piece of literature. Email hype, A+ vocab words, and the epitome of middle school boy obsession. Real Books for Real Girls ™- Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe. Get into it! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gimmepizza/support

Books are in the spotlight as we look at the future of real books, the kind you can hold, and the stores that sell them. Our first segment features a couple of Seattle bookstores reporter Anna Daniel visited during a recent broadcast trip to the northwest. People who make their living selling books were happy to discuss their confidence in the future of printed books, despite the online sales and electronic readers that have dominated the market in recent years. Then we have an in-depth interview with a former HTVer who is now an author. Matt Derrick was part of the very first broadcast class at Hillcrest. Late last year, he wrote a book about Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and it was (and is) a big hit regionally. He talked to Colby Bogle a little about those early days of HTV, and a lot about pulling together the Mahomes book in less than a month. The "Dig or Diss" segment features our staff sounding off about recycling and composting, post-travel woes, and a brand of shirt that does not handle perspiration well. Seriously, that was an actual thing we discussed.

Three Books is Ela Area Public Library’s podcast series where our hosts, Becca and Christen, chat about three popular/favorite books. AJ Pine aka Amy Pine talks about being a former English teacher, current librarian, and published author of REAL BOOKS. 0:00:46 Meet Amy/AJ Pine0:02:58 Jandy Nelson – The Sky is Everywhere, I’ll Give You the Sun0:09:13 Landy Taylor- Daughter of Smoke and Bone0:14:44 Rainbow Rowell- Fangirl0:25:13 Book Clubs 0:29:23 Reading as a writer0:33:47 Writing as AJ Pine0:37:23 Her first romance - If Only0:41:05 Getting Romance published0:43:04 So what’s up with those books covers (dem abz tho)0:46:54 Her third series (romantic cowboys!)0:53:28 Other writing interests0:57:48 Misconceptions about Romance Show Notes: eapl.org/threebooksContact Us:Email: threebookspodcast@gmail.comTwitter - @threebookspod

Reading a physical book has a lot more benefits than reading an E-book or listening to an audio book not just on a satisfying level but on a medical level too.  Check out my hustle store where you can find good books on Mindset and entrepreneurship.  http://Amazon.co.uk/shop/Damianmooruth

  Ep 18- Propaganda, mind control, Edward Bernays, Sigmund Freud, your TV is controlling you and the whole planet- we choose slavery- Wake up- read real books freedom https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJ3RzGoQC4s

Each week two guys get together. One in West Virginia and the other in Melbourne Australia.

Amity & Bailey crack open two excellent pieces of literature from the The Two of a Kind book series. The read "The Sleepover Secret" and "Surprise Surprise" so you don't have to. Grab some pizza and get into it! Real Books for Real Girls! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gimmepizza/support

Why real books are making a comeback . Technologyexpress@gmail.com twit: tech/expresso Enjoy your daily SIP from One of Our Unique Coffee Mugs promoting diversity in STEAM available at www.ColorMeSTEM.com. Technology Expresso Calendar  of STE(A)M events visit TechnologyExpresso.Org for the year at a glance! Email Us and We will Add Your Event! May 2017 May 07 Orlando, FL; Stareast Techwell Event May 30 Rancho Palos Verdes, CA; Code Conference June 2017 June 03 State Farm-Ashford Dunwoody, GA; Mother Daughter PiNkTech Workshop June 05 NASHVILLE, TN; 36/86 south June 07 Washington, DC; Fusion Conference June 11 San Juse, CA; Women in Technology Summit June 26 San Antonio, TX; ISTE 2017 Conference & Expo July 2017 July 17 McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois; Campus Technology 2017 July 25 - 28 Cincinnati, Ohio; BDPA 2017 ANNUAL TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE AND CAREER FAIR July 26 St. Louis, MO; National Urban League Annual Conference

Barnes & Nobles, Star Wars, Domino's Pizza Wedding Registry, The hoverbike, UPS Drones, and more. Let's learn something about our own businesses through these blogging, social media, and tech news.

Today's question: Do you prefer eBooks or real books?For more We’re From The Internet, or to submit your own question for a future show, head over to werefromtheinternet.com

Today's question: Do you prefer eBooks or real books?For more We’re From The Internet, or to submit your own question for a future show, head over to werefromtheinternet.com

This week is a very special episode of RBDHB, due to Deshawn's absence, Frank is joined by his girlfriend, Mary! Listen in as Frank throws his girlfriend into the world of weekly comics. This week we review: Daredevil # 16 Swamp Thing # 38 Spider-Verse # 2 Miles Morales: The Ultimate Spider-man # 9 Justice League United # 8 Batgirl # 38 Batman Eternal # 41

In which we discuss RPF, monetizing fandom, and Jen Udden calls the Hugo awards. Recorded April 25, 2014.  As always, we welcome questions, comments, and suggestions in our tumblr ask box or via email at shippingandhandlingpodcast@gmail.com. 

We're all addicted to information 24/7 from the Internet; today we explore why that's about to change (hint: peak oil, climate change, overpopulation), and how we're preparing to deal with it at Longleaf Breeze by building up our library