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If we humans learned from our mistakes, we'd be geniuses by now.
I just spent 10 days straight writing 1000 words a day for a little project I thought up.
I used to name my years.
Heh, I'm pretty sure this post is directed at me. Which is fine, I deserve it. :)
So I'm on this CBC show Test the Nation on January 20th. I'm really not sure what it's about, but it's with a ton of other bloggers including Amber Mac, Andy Nulman, and tons of others (there is, in fact, a whole blogger 'team'). I imagine I'll basically annihilate any chance of my team winning.
Big news of the day: Podshow and Sirius have officially ended their contract together, starting May 1st. I just got the email yesterday.
Though Canada.com won't archive the article, I still feel pretty good about JD Gravenor's article, Podcasts: Letting parents hear what teens have trouble saying. It focuses on Listen To Your Kids, a project started this year to connect kids with parents. Go give it a read while it's still online.
So I'm in San Francisco right now, chilling in a house we rented with Patrick and a certain girl. The next few days involve recording a podcast and general vacationing, getting together with some Podshow peeps and listeners to the show. Yesterday was Flickr's 3rd anniversary party, which was super fun.
Click here to listen to it, and here for more info. I'll be on again as of midnight Eastern time, for the open mic hour. Peace!
Next week I'll be participating in the Homelessness Marathon, a 14-hour ordeal of a radio broadcast which is distributed across over 35 stations in Canada and the US. With me will be other members of Homeless Nation as well as a bunch of other radio volunteers, all of whom have devoted themselves to producing 14 hours of non-stop broadcasting. And get this, it happens between 5 pm and 7 am the next day.