Sept. 6, 2025, 10:31 a.m.

There won’t be a podcast

Short week, short list, and a promise.

Antiorario Weekly

Thin, red and black strings hanging from the celling set the scene for sheets of paper seemingly floating in mid-air, an old wooden chair and and old-timey manual sewing machine on its wooden stand
We caught Chiharu Shiota’s Home Less Home, which was on display at the ICA Watershed, right before it closed last Monday

I’m always in favor of a short week, but this past one was another beast. It shows because my morning reading has been very limited, and I’m trying very hard not to fill my brain and my website (and these newsletters) with nothing but doom and gloom. I’ve been reading a lot about Wikipedia, though—and you should too!—and not all of it is gloomy and doomful.


  • Wikipedia under attack

    If you read anything this weekend, let it be this.

  • The great extinction

    No more gloom after this. Not this week at least.

  • I got myself a microphone

    As a kid I was obsessed with recording myself and others. Maybe recording technology is so much part of our lives these days that making an intentional purchase like this feels a bit like a novelty.

  • Become a Wikipedian in 30 minutes

    I love a video with a full transcript.

  • A city reinvented: Paris is now Greater Paris

    Apart from a few hours in the city during a long layover in 2018, I haven’t properly been to Paris since 2015, and I need to break that spell.

  • Delta will add more European destinations from Boston in 2026

    Speaking of future trips.

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