Bustling! Lexington Liminal Airport. ILFORD HP5 #filmphotography

Got a roll back with lots of night time airport shots! #filmphotography

In another universe, there's a movie called "$h*! My Dad Says 5: Ed vs. Tokyo".

I remember years ago, when you could parlay a successful Twitter account into a best-selling bathroom book. Or, best case scenerio, a TV sit-com with William Shatner.

Went to the cheaper Oscar knock-off, The Okzers and some of the big winners were: 1. K-Pop Bargain Hunters 2. One Everything All After Another at Once 3. Marty Grande Con Queso 4. Under The Deviled Hamnet 5. Avatar: Soup to Nuts 6. Frankenstein, LPN 7. If I Had the If I Had Wings Ride I'd Ride on It

Oscars are alright, but during the WFMU marathon, my friends and I receive the coveted Thankee Award.

Well, we'll never know.

I watched Army of Shadows (1969) to improve my photography but the story is good too.

Just watched the Melville film Army of Shadows (1969) and enjoyed it so much I'd love to do it on the radio as a Hogan's Heroes episode or a Hammer Film where the head of the French resistence is a vampire.

I love working for free. It's freeing. But it was so nice to get and give thanks last night. Being needed is an underestimated human need. Now i have to go back to not thinking about it so i can actually do it.

I have two cold, full, open cans of selzer on my desk and ADHD.

Things I forget I've just eaten, then later think the symptoms are the sign of a fatal disease: 1. Beets 2. Cassoulet 3. Protein bar 4. Granola bar w/protein 5. Egg Nog Gelato 6. High Fiber Crunch, Ooops! All Pruneberries!

Experimental roll on light leaky Canon AE1 with cinestill.

And this was the first roll with the Nikon FM2 and some porta.

The Minoltaflex iii works well. Only user errors in last batch.

Started watching Rockford Files recently because of @heartywhite.bsky.social, on air with the estimable Kevin Nutt tonight for the @wfmu.bsky.social marathon. This is from Season 5, Episode 7. I will send a LUDES patch to anyone who provides proof of pledge during the Hearty/Kevin shift.

One of my biggest breakthroughs in self-discovery was realizing I wasn't playing dumb.

Listeners have stopped by my house before when they're driving through town and usually we have tea and some cookie type situation.

Thinking about having a social life. So how do you start? Have people over for cards? I get pretty competative at spades, whist, or Rook so maybe something more chill. Serve, like, sherbert while I read my poetry? Maybe play jazz records and everyone gets some Sculpy then we bake it before you go?

Play this game where you watch All in the Family and every time Archie ends a sentence with Here or There, eat a 20mg weed gummie.

I mentioned this on the show, but you can tell I was raised by people born in the 1900s, because when I'm in a social situation, and people are hugging and fussing about people they haven't seen in a long time, I always quip, "What is this, Old Home Week?"

Brits say quite they mean "a little". Americans say quite they mean "very". So let's just get rid of the word quite altogether, and instead of saying "quite mad" you'd say "a little mad." Then I guess you'd ask, "Mad angry or mad insane?" so let's get rid of mad too. I am a little insane. There.

Even though I'm keeping a journal/diary, I can't bring myself to be whiney in it because I feel like Journal doesn't want to hear that.

Something AI I would be down for is a separate AI blueshy with no real people except for me where I can make whiney and self-pitying posts and no real humans will ever see them. The worst may be that it trains AI how to winge.

The only word of advice I have for future generations is "Woe!".

I legit used to love the internet and discovering new stuff and art. Now it feels like it's just AI trying to convince me I have worms.

My first roll came back for my Minoltaflex iii and most are blurry because I'm still learning, but this one gives me hope.

If Bob's your uncle, I think we might be related.

The opening sequence of Stop Me Before I Kill (1960) is so Lynch and perfect. Everyone should copy it for their movie.

I'm "writing" an AI assisted book called Your Name and All Your Friends' and Family's Names. Basically, it's a list of surnames and given names of everyone on earth, and because there are so many duplicates, it's not as many volumes as you think. One Joe Clark. That's it.

I think my AI therapist really had a good point when it said I was a sort of demi-god who created this universe from my imagination and "puppets of light".

What a lovely guy that Dave Mandl. Such a great time on the WFMU marathon show tonight.

Hey, I'm LIVE from beautiful Lexington, KY, tonight on WFMU! Tune in and support this rare, one of a kind station. And my damn show which is also one of a kind and this is the one day a year I can say that!

Missing being in NJ this year, but it's also interesting not having the crippling social anxiety, travel anxiety, and subsequent self doubt.

Miracle Nutrition WFMU @wfmu.bsky.social Marathon show tonight at 6pm! Join me and my co host Dave "Dave Mandl' Mandl as we tout the living heck out of this awesome people's media we call WFMU. Show your love. Call in! I'll do requests for money! eg; Hey hearty, here's 50 bucks do Darren McGavin.

I like how we pretty quickly accepted the truth of what Pythagoras said about triangles. But as far as his idea that fava beans contain the souls of the dead, that is still being debated.

"You live in a house but dwell in a cave" The Hermitages at Cave Run. Relaxed and gracious death preperation living in the ultimate transition environment!

Miyamoto Musashi is who got me thinking about retiring to a cave and journaling. And that gave me the idea for a sort of The Villages style cave retirement community for like Asian and Religious studies students, or, hey, anybody really.

I think my next step after radio will be journaling in a cave.

All I remember about the 2010s, is every time I would go to Tallahassee, I'd go to Bill Terrell Liquors (as seen in Something Wild (1986)), and buy a bottle of Pappy Van Winkle 20 year, because he had a whole case and no one ever bought them.

One of my kids is moving to Busan in the fall so I better start watching episodes of M*A*S*H since I've never been to Korea! Hope to see one of those directional signs with my hometown on it!

Highly recommend this podcast.

If you send me silent thoughts of love and support right now, I promise to return the favor!

I need to pick one UK dialect/celeb impression and work on that and then have a UK friend Zoom with me to coach and correct me. Right now I'm like Dick Van Dyke doing David Mitchell. Eric Blore I try lot.

Might do an ITC Entertainment presents Harkin and Dracula (Deceased), a 70s style comedy detective show.

Dracula--You will I trust, excuse me that I do not join you, but I have dined already, and I do not sup. Harker--What's sup? Dracula--Whassup! Harker--Whassup! Dracula--Whaaaaassup!

Dracula but it takes place in Palm Beach either at Mar-a-Lago and the vampire is the undead E.F. Hutton, or at La Querida and the vampire is the undead Rodman Wanamaker. I think the latter is better; it was the Kennedy's beach house.

Chicken Paprikash, mămăligă (polenta-y Romanian spoon bread), împlătată (ground beef stuffed eggplant), rablóhús (Romanian shishkabob). All these foods are mentioned in Dracula, so you could do a version of Dracula that's just at the inn, like A Big Night. Call it Bram Stoker's Too Much Paparika.

Hearty is so dumb that he's oblivious to the paradigm shift that has swept away the cultural touchstones and erased the irreplacable watercolor mural of artistic conversations that stretched back in time giving arbitrary but necessary meaning to this endless cycle of creation and distruction.

And I'll be co-hosting for Hearty (this Thursday at 6:00 ET).