Patreon Preview from Blamo! Ah, yes —the age-old question: what is personal style, and how do you find it? You would've thought we'd discussed this by now, but we haven't...until now!Derek and Peter dive into what personal style means and share their thoughts on how to find your own, including what has gone right (and wrong) for them.Plus everyone's favorite, 'Hey Nice Pants!'**Listen to the entire episode on the Blamo! Patreon

This Halloween Dominic is joined by the inimitable Prof. Andrew Smith who guides us through Dickens' The Black Veil and his latest book Dickens and the Gothic (for Cambridge University Press) Perhaps calling to mind Susan Hill’s The Woman In Black … The Black Veil begins with a young man sitting by the fire one winter’s night, with cosy thoughts of Christmas. Out of the corner of his eye the veiled figure of a lady dressed in mourning appears, standing motionless, with eyes f...

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En el 36º DESBOCADOS. CONVERSACIONES CON ESCRITORES, conversamos con el poeta Gonzalo Gallo sobre su poemario Cualquier lugar puede ser el jazmín, además de charlar sobre el oficio, la restauración de libros, la traducción de poesía y la carrera de Escritura Creativa de la UNA.Gonzalo nació en la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, más precisamente en Liniers. Editó su primer libro, Cualquier lugar puede ser el jazmín, junto a Editorial Enero. Actualmente trabaja en otro proyecto de libro. Entre las

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主播｜李叔 小北这几年，小北逢人就安利她的“快乐老家”——土耳其，她说那是一个去了还想再去的地方。去年，李叔终于在小北的“连哄带骗”下登上了飞往伊斯坦布尔的航班。这一趟，他不仅洗了“苏丹王后同款”土耳其浴，还在欧亚交界的城市中夜夜笙歌。本期节目，他俩从帝国遗迹聊到街角猫群，从千年浴室蹦到深夜酒馆，就是为了看看土耳其到底有什么魅力？是谁让这里星月闪耀？伊斯坦布尔是一座“千层城市”，每一层都压着不同文明的印记，阿亚索菲亚大清真寺藏着基督教的壁画与伊斯兰的书法，古罗马的方尖碑旁立着奥斯曼的宣礼塔。这片土地上，历史如多面镜不断旋转，折射出不同信仰、宗教、政治的复杂光谱。穿梭于欧洲区与亚洲区的日常更是独一份：在澡堂子里喝红茶聊八卦，去独立大街的酒吧举杯到凌晨，转角撞进烟雾缭绕的棋牌室，和当地人厮杀一局“双陆棋”。保守与开放、传统与自由，这座城市给不同的人选择与表达的空间，看似互相矛盾的文明在这里并存交融。如果你也想亲眼见证这份独特，不如跟我们一起出发！2026年春节，日谈看世界联手博旅文化推出“星月奇旅 ·

Daily Quote I don’t think of all the misery, but of the beauty that still remains. (Anne Frank) Poem of the Day 青溪 王维 Beauty of Words Modern Fiction Virginia Woolf

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In the latest episode of the A is for Architecture Podcast Jeana Ripple, Chair and Vincent & Eleanor Shea Professor in the School of Architecture at the University of Virginia, joined me to discuss her recent book, Type V City: Codifying Material Inequity in Urban America, published by the University of Texas Press in August this year. In Type V city, Jeana describes how building codes or regulations in the USA have shaped urban landscapes. Specifically, Jeana explores how the construction of

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En este episodioprobamos dos vinos de una bodega mexicana totalmente fuera de lo común. Vinisterra nos sorprende con dos etiquetas refrescantes, equilibradas y llenas de carácter:MoscatelyCinsault, dos varietales que demuestran el enorme potencial del vino mexicano.Queremos apoyar a nuestro amigo Gustavo Montalvo, gran músico y padre de familia, que pasa por un momento muy delicado de salud y compartir con ustedes una cuenta para apoyarlo con su tratamiento a traves de:

It’s been a really dizzyingly busy October, and as is customary, we are ending the month by talking about three of the biggest topics. We have a palette of stories that gives a sense of how head-spinning it was.First, we are going to talk about one of the biggest stories in the world, the $102 million jewel heist at France’s Louvre museum, which has transfixed the public. Second, it’s been a busy few weeks in the European art world on top the Louvre heist, with both Art Basel Paris and Frieze

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