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SHOW NOTES
Toronto Tool Library and TTL Makerspace
Vestaboard Smart Messaging Display
AirPods Pro Service Program for Sound Issues
Apple | Check your device’s coverage (and your CAPTCHA skills)
A blurry image of Mikhail’s AirPod’s serial number
OHAC 07: It’s Pronounced “Escapology®”
Gong – Revenue Intelligence Platform
Cortex #148: State of the Apps 2024
National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo)
Bard – Chat Based AI Tool from Google
Unicode subscripts and superscripts | Wikipedia
BibTeX – Reference management software
DOI (Digital Object Identifier) | Wikipedia
Apalike defined in 1988 (before webpages) and has no URL field
Apalike3 (an attempt to fix this)
My attempt to modify it to change which fields are in italics
The Incredibles – The Glory Days composed by Michael Giacchino
Lord of the Rings – Concerning Hobbits composed by Howard Shore
Cello suites (Bach) | Wikipedia
Mark’s first pick – Scootin’ on Hardrock composed by David Holsinger performed by the North Texas Symphony
Rhapsody in Blue composed by George Gershwin (appeared in Disney’s Fantasia 2000)
Mark’s second pick – Pineapple by Standards | YouTube
Dean Town by Vulfpeck | YouTube
Breezy Slide by Louie Zong (feat. Brian David Gilbert)
Mark’s third pick – Emily by Julian Lage | YouTube
Interview with Julian Lage | YouTube
Give It One by Maynard Ferguson
Mikhail’s first pick – Your Hand in Mine by Explosions in the Sky | YouTube
Mikhail’s second pick – In the Rowans by Balmorhea | YouTube
Mikhail’s third pick – Den Grå Kontorstolen by Vidar Skrede | YouTube
Firefly (TV series) | Wikipedia
Jack’s first pick – The Event by Periphery | YouTube
Jack’s second pick – Rube Goldberg Variations by Thank You Scientist | YouTube
Streetlight Manifesto | Wikipedia
Rube Goldberg machine | Wikipedia
Jack’s third pick – Woven Web by Animals as Leaders | YouTube
Matt Garstka – The Woven Web by Animals as Leaders (Drumeo)
caDance for Two by Andy Pape
Pi (The Mercury God of Infinity) by After the Burial | YouTube
No Dumb Questions 066 – Welcome to the Twisted Knuckle
Operation: Have a Conversation 
A most delightful episode!
I thought I would contribute an example I found over the holiday. I believe this has multiple points of relevancy to the conversation you had while also being something I thoroughly enjoyed rediscovering.
The above is a Looney Tunes short of the three little pigs set to Brahms’ Hungarian Dances. The title music for Looney Tunes is certainly a fitting piece of music for the prompt too, and one that gives me great nostalgic delight. I also enjoy Brahms, of course, and his popular tune I expect you know. The animators did a lovely job telling the story through the music. They almost make it feel as if the music were written for the animation. This feels like a prime example of a later interpretation of a work that certainly was outside the original intention of the composer, but still brings the music wonderfully to life – I hope you enjoy.
As the self identified most vocal fan of this podcast, I am looking forward to the January episode that I expect must be on yearly themes. I would be remiss not to show my support for this content. They have been my favorite episodes from the last few years (or from this fall as Mark has pointed out the change in my listening cadence). I have no doubt you will completely disregard my opinion and create the content based on your own desires. However, I implore you to give the people what they want! Yearly Themes!
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