This Week in the Wednesday Walk: how to stay safe if fools lift social restrictions, Rembrandt in 45 gigapixels, grievous inhumanity, Friends and The Brimley Line, everything you always wanted to know about Judaism but were afraid to ask, who can and can’t own a patent, and the everyday frustrations of flat-earthery.
Author: Glenn Butler
Glenn is not Prince Hamlet, nor was meant to be. The Glenn that you know, they had some second thoughts. Glenn's most often seen walking the web, and they have a podcast. Find them elsewhere on the Twitter and/or the Insta. Tamp 'em up solid.
Wednesday Walk Around the Web – 05/13/2020
This week in the Wednesday Walk: high-resolution Rembrandt, outbreaks, grievous inhumanity, flat-earthers, AI rights, movies you don’t actually own, and everything you wanted to know about Judaism but were afraid to ask.
Wednesday Walk Around the Web – 05/06/2020
This week in the Wednesday Walk: homemade masks, how to keep people spiritually engaged in an age of lockdown restrictions, a cheesy henge, media depictions of cults, klaxon mechanics, MCU summaries, and a mixtape fit for anyone’s crush.
Wednesday Walk Around the Web – 04/29/2020
This week in the Wednesday Walk: masks & distancing during the 1918 flu epidemic, blood, Barbie Girl, Blue Angel pointlessness, diet culture, important Dolly Parton updates, Zoom, movie adaptations, personal collections, and what you’re driving to New Mexico to bury.
Wednesday Walk Around the Web – 04/22/2020
This week in the Wednesday Walk: fauxspirational ads, phone calls, an art museum for your pet, the most fascinating remote control in the world, the creepiest things in the world’s museums, and grandma’s couch. The Wednesday Walk is here for you in these trying times, now more than ever.
Wednesday Walk Around the Web – 04/15/2020
Welcome to the Wednesday Walk Around the Web, where we weave & wind through weblinks weekly. Hopefully you will find the links on offer amusing, interesting, or informative. This Week…
Wednesday Walk Around the Web – 04/08/2020
This week in the Wednesday Walk: how best to commemorate the exodus, Ina Garten’s status, how to take off your pants, stock picks from cows, guitars made out of colored pencils, decluttering, the toilet paper shortage, vote suppression, helpful museums, and piracy.
The Glenn Butler Podcast Hour Spectacular, Episode 53: National Film Score Day 2020
In their latest episode, Glenn and Scott try to wash the taste of another disappointing slate of Oscar scores out of their mouths. In honor of National Film Score Day, they review ten scores they’ve never covered on the show before, selected for no reason other than that they’re good.
Wednesday Walk Around the Web – 04/01/2020
This week in the Wednesday Walk: lockdown hobbies, an N64 that fits in your pocket, webcam safety, candles that awake the restless spirit of the Hamburglar, people responding to the plague in hopeful or viscious ways, Frankenstein as told in Vines, Happy Birthday variations, and copyright.
Wednesday Walk Around the Web – 03/25/2020
This week in the Wednesday Walk: Love in a time of COVID-19, religious adjustments to pandemic, Wuhan, Imagine, what to do when you’re self-isolating, Big Brother: German Edition, a man who wants to read The Hobbit to you, landlords, JSTOR, how to help archivists if you have some time, and the case of the missing hit.
