Learn the effective way to take notes by putting a line down the page and taking notes on the left side, and making notes on the right side.
A man would cut out newspaper clippings of people in his community and send them with a handwritten note and a $2 bill to congratulate them or acknowledge important events. This old-school gesture inspired the speaker to also enjoy giving personalized newspaper clippings with handwritten notes to his family and friends.
In this podcast episode, the hosts listen to and guess the theme songs of crime television series from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, while struggling to decipher each other's handwriting.
A jazz saxophone player in Brooklyn became well-known for giving house parties and was able to memorize a script perfectly.
The host and guest discuss how having a dog in their life simplifies and brings joy to their otherwise complicated lives. They also talk about a closing tradition on the podcast where the previous guest asks a question for the next guest in a diary, regardless of who that guest may be.