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    STAT!

    STAT!

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    This podcast is about strange medicine. I will use my experience as an ER nurse to explore the world...

    SPINES Podcast

    SPINES Podcast

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    One day, Wren wakes up covered in blood, suffering from memory loss, and surrounded by the remnants...

    Zagazoo

    Zagazoo

    Quentin Blake

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    Zagazoo is a baby like no other. In this quite exceptional picture book young readers will be...

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Rene Redzepi recommended Babette's Feast in Books (curated)

 
Babette's Feast
Babette's Feast
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"This is a Danish classic. As a cook in Scandinavia, reading this book makes you understand why Scandinavians have such a strange relationship with the act of pleasure. It makes you think about the impact religion has had on the enjoyment of things, particularly food. In other words, after I read this I understand why it can be so bleak here up in the Protestant north."

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The Stories of John Cheever
The Stories of John Cheever
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"Any collection of John Cheever’s short stories. I’m not a big fan of much of what passes itself off as literary fiction, finding it to be insipid, self-indulgent, plotless, and pointless. However, Cheever could write about everyday life and make it fascinating. His psychological insights are deft, never heavy-handed, and sometimes, as in his story “The Enormous Radio,” he veers into some really strange territory."

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Natalie Mering recommended Caramel by Connan Mockasin in Music (curated)

 
Caramel by Connan Mockasin
Caramel by Connan Mockasin
2013 | Alternative, Indie
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"This record is a gift that keeps on giving. I listened to the CD on a loop for months in my car. It’s unsuspecting: On first listen, it just sounded like one long song, but upon closer inspection, there’s a whole universe of small, strange moments, peaks and valleys. It’s a progressive concept album—both extremely heavy and lighthearted—with some beautiful sadness sprinkled in between."

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Under Fire by Jerry Goldsmith
Under Fire by Jerry Goldsmith
1992 | Soundtrack
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"‘The Main Theme’ is one of the greatest pieces of music written for a movie. It’s so haunting, so beautiful, – full of pan flutes and stuff. It’s shattering y’know – like a Morricone theme. Oddly enough, ‘The Main Theme’ works really well, but they never play it over the opening credits. They play it over the middle and during the closing credits, which is very strange"

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