Chaos Tamer
I’ve been following Mr. Wheaton’s blog about as long as he’s had it. Went from the first page, to Wil Wheaton in Exile (when his site got gummed up and he migrated to a WordPress hosted site), and so forth. I’m a Trek fan who really appreciated Wesley Crusher. And I appreciate his openness in… Continue reading Wil Wheaton, The 21st Century and Trollish Sucky People
Just finished the 45th episode of Wil Wheaton’s Radio Free Burrito. I adore his wit and share many of the things that tickle his whimsy. In this episode he talks a bit about getting a gig from an audition. He’s rather pleased with himself as this has not been the most successful vessel for booking… Continue reading A Few Thoughts On Wil Wheaton’s Radio Free Burrito, Episode 45
I’ve been a fan of Wil Wheaton’s Radio Free Burrito for years. It’s hard to conceive he’s been putting those things out for a decade. Anyway, today’s episode: Radio Free Burrito 43: my next mistake, hits on a few things that I’ve been thinking about lately. He talks a bit about Taylor Swift and how… Continue reading Some thoughts on Wil Wheaton, The Internet, Radio Free Burrito and Taylor Swift
If you’ve read my blog for a while, you’re probably aware I think highly of Wil Wheaton. If not, I have written about him a number of times. Well, today he penned another post that got my nostalgia going: “sweet and tender hooligan“. One element of this essay that really struck me was about a… Continue reading Friends Who Introduce You To New Music Are The Most Important Ones
Blog Roll: Wil Wheaton Seth Godin Bill Pearse: Bill and I worked together at Starbucks Smart People I Know Podcasts Design Matters Poetry Pea Radio Free Burrito Orgs I Love Hugo House Haiku Washington Trinity Lutheran Church, Lynnwood Richard Hugo House Electronic Freedom Foundation Tech Stuff The Citizen Lab EFF Comics Not Invented Yet XKCD… Continue reading Key Links
Wil Wheaton posted this video yesterday. This chap videos the locales where famous movie scenes were shot, then integrates the current footage into the movie. And he does it well. It’s 15 minutes, and well worth your time. As a fan of the film, and also having living along the Oregon coast (Astoria), this really… Continue reading A Current Look At “Stand By Me”‘s Setting
I just read a Tweet about “Twitter being the future of journalism“. Well, it’s really the “now” of journalism. Right now. Perhaps it’s a great time for one of my favorite Wil Wheaton quips, “I love living in the future”. Crowdsourcing is one of the greatest pieces of the Internet age. Whether we’re talking about… Continue reading Twitter & The Present Of News
I just read a Tweet about “Twitter being the future of journalism“. Well, it’s really the “now” of journalism. Right now. Perhaps it’s a great time for one of my favorite Wil Wheaton quips, “I love living in the future”. Crowdsourcing is one of the greatest pieces of the Internet age. Whether we’re talking about… Continue reading Twitter & The Present Of News
Lots of folks are running around billing themselves as “social media” experts. Most of my cohort online finds them annoying at best, and fraudulent at worst. In the spirit of self-exploration, and a wee bit of sarcasm, I present reasons that I (little ol’ me) could bill myself thusly. Reasons I can call myself a… Continue reading Social Media Expertise
Wil Wheaton stated a fantastic idea in the last Radio Free Burrito: do something creative everyday for 31 days. Feeling withered creatively, this seems an excellent course of action. Earlier (this morning), I broke out my Moleskine, grabbed one of my old poetry texts and determined to write from the first form that appeared before… Continue reading Creativity