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I have yet to post about my talk and subsequent podcast interview with Jöran Muuß-Merholz at the end of June.

A replacement 3DS XL in the original blue.

I don’t know if you know this about me, but I am a content producer!

I’m binding together a beat-up copy of Willa Cather’s My Ántonia.

Between Antonella and I we have a pretty decent book collection.

As soon as I got pompous about my blogging prowess all Blaugust hopes and dreams went out the window, so it goes, so it goes.

Tomorrow, Tuesday, August 18th, Reclaim Hosting is taking over the internet airwaves for 12 straight hours of DS106 Radio Summer Camp and I am very much here for it.

We finished our six-film tour of 1990s international independent cinema on the Family Pictures Podcast with Gianni Amelio‘s Il ladro di bambini (1992), and I’m not sure we could have picked a better film to put an exclamation point on the whole thing.

Back in 2009, I participated in a NMC presentation with Tom Woodward and Brian Lamb called Uncanny Learning.

Now that Mike Caulfield has taken over the production duties we’re likely to see a more regular episode-a-week schedule for the film podcast “Couch to 4K.”

It will be no surprise to the folks running Domain of One’s Own (DoOO) on their campus, but Reclaim has been in the process of rolling out a welcome upgrade to our flagship product.

I am a bit late on this one, but sometimes that’s how it goes in the dog-eat-god world of blogging.

It took me a while, but last week I finally saw Christopher Nolan‘s The Odyssey on IMAX.

I’m using Blaugust as an excuse to push myself to write more regularly about my film podcasting, so far so good.

In a meeting today I ended by referencing the public service announcement (PSA) “It’s 10 PM: Do You Know Where Your Children Are?”.

I guess it’s official now that Mike Caulfield has finally blogged about the new film podcast we’re doing: Couch to 4K.