Ted Walker & Adam Webb
Take Note
Take Note is a podcast and a blog about paying attention and keeping a notebook and occasionally Kong: Skull Island.
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Ted Walker & Adam Webb
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8. Okt 2026
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Episode 152: Dagwood 10.06.2022 22:46
Adam and Ted discuss sandwich dreaming, how to get excited about and make the most of a writing workshop, why we write down lists, and whether to post a kids’ book on Goodreads. Also, we launched a Patreon . We welcome your support of this podcast, which is a real passion project for us that we hope has provided you with some laughs and some thoughts. Inprint Houston University of Hou...
Episode 151: Islands in the Stream 06.06.2022 28:00
Ruff House Print Shop T Magazine Coney Island restaurants Country Songs for Clones (Spotify) Country Songs for Clones (Apple Music) Field Notes Signs of Spring Uniball Signo UM-153 Tombow Mono .38
Episode 150: Sweaty Books 31.05.2022 41:36
Ryan Slie joins us for our 150th episode, in which we share our latest round of waddya gots, Ted asks readers to share how your Prius died (because we know it did and we know it was weird), and we exchange sweaty summer book ideas and our creativity goals for the sunny season. Quiet Collector on Etsy Nature Girl by Carl Hiaason The Story of a New Name by Elena Ferrante Vacationland by John Hodgman...
Episode 149: Gratitude Circle 18.05.2022 24:00
The Skints Who the hell are Arcade Fire? Uniball Jetstream Pentel EnerGel Kuro Pentel Inkjoy Kirby and the Forgotten Land Lamy 2000 UniBall Signo UM-153 Lamy Tipo Field Notes Signs of Spring From the Take Note blog: Signs of wear on Signs of Spring Quiet Collector Detroit TypeWorks
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