#*shownote

[galaxymagick]

[뮤지컬 멤피스] Steal Your Rock n Roll | 정택운&정선아 MV | @shownote

[allofmylovelove]

jung taekwoon // musical memphis casting film

[lucifer-kane]

god i love when audio drama isn't afraid to be fucked up and weird (positive)

[stupidsexygrizzop]

listening to the order of things 6 and doing a double take because i Did Not Recognize Athan for a WHILE into his monologue

[evolution-ofa-geek]

Bonus Episode

HAPPY PODIVERSARY!! - The Podcast celebrates two years old so im going back to the beginning and have you listen to the very first pilot episode that was pulled but never aired because nobody listened to it and music copyright... I HAVE NO IDEA!!! On that episode I reviewed WWE's Day 1 and NXT's New Year's Evil. Plus I made some bold predictions so lets see what I got right and what I got wrong out of this. Happy Podiversary! Cant wait to celebrate episode 135 with you all later in the week!!

Get 20% off on adult toys when you enter discount code "evo" at pleasurepassport.shop

[pheere]

[ilicythings]

[ID 1: A frame from the Animaniacs 'Yakko's World' aka 'Countries of the World' song. Yakko Warner is stood in front of a world map that fills the frame. End ID 1/2]

[ID 2: Tumblr tags: #wow okay, #tma, #genuinely helpful information, #anyway what the fuck happens in tma. The first tag is in all caps, and so are all the words in the last tag except anyway. End ID 2/2]

"the magnus archives sounds cool! what are the content warnings?"

[mykpopwire]

media release: K-DRAMA STAR YOO YEON SEOK TO HOLD FIRST-EVER SINGAPORE FANMEETING ON 27 MARCH 2025 WITH [THE SECRET CODE : Y] ASIA TOUR IN SINGAPORE

Fans of acclaimed South Korean actor Yoo Yeon Seok are in for an unforgettable evening as he brings his highly anticipated 2025 YOO YEON SEOK FANMEETING [The Secret Code: Y] ASIA TOUR here. Organised by FriedRice Entertainment, 2025 YOO YEON SEOK FANMEETING [The Secret Code: Y] ASIA TOUR IN SINGAPORE will take place on 27 March 2025 (Thursday), 7:30 PM, at The Theatre at Mediacorp. This marks his first official fanmeeting in Singapore, offering fans a rare opportunity to get up close with the beloved star.

Yoo Yeon Seok, known for his versatile acting and captivating performances, has captured audiences worldwide with his roles in hit dramas such as Reply 1994, the Hospital Playlist series, Dr. Romantic and most recently, When The Phone Rings. Yoo Yeon Seok has established himself as one of South Korea’s most respected and admired actors, further cementing his status by clinching the Best Actor award at the 2024 MBC Drama Awards for his role in When The Phone Rings.

Get ready for a magical evening filled with spectacular live performances, exclusive stages, and unforgettable moments with Yoo Yeon Seok himself! Fans will be treated to an intimate experience as they join the star in unraveling ‘the secret code’ together. Adding to the excitement, Yoo Yeon Seok will showcase his incredible live vocals, including a heartfelt performance of his OST “Say My Name” from When The Phone Rings.

This fan meeting promises to be a night to remember for all K-drama enthusiasts! Tickets for 2025 YOO YEON SEOK FANMEETING [The Secret Code: Y] ASIA TOUR IN SINGAPORE will go on sale at 10AM on 7 March 2025, via ticketmaster.sg. Stay tuned for the latest updates by following FriedRice Entertainment on Facebook, Instagram and X.

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[this-is-the-ticket]

Shownotes

The Trail of Tears wikipedia page - turns out this occurred from 1830-1850. It started during Andrew Jackson's presidency, but also included Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, and James K. Polk.

Up Simba by: David Foster Wallace - his essay that was originally published in Rolling Stone I guess? It's about John McCaine.

[rqbossman]

Hey all, seen some confusion out there for the latest episode of Protocol because we had a couple of errors with the patron post saying I wrote it solo and the shownotes saying it was cowritten. Just to confirm, I wrote Protocol episode 39 and @jonnywaistcoat edited. We'll get those credits sorted next week, sorry for the faff. For those interested though @jonnywaistcoat wrote the line about love and grief being the same thing. It's a good line I wouldn't dare try to steal!

[mitchipedia]

Yep, I'm faceblind

Faceblindness, technically called prosopagnosia, is the inability to recognize faces. I think I first learned about this condition in 2019, in this Washington Post article, and I said, “Yes, that’s me!” I often fail to recognize people I’ve met before.

Lately I’ve been second-guessing my self-diagnosis. While I often fail to recognize people, that is usually not the case. Usually I do recognize folks.

Last week, I listened to this interesting episode of the Revisionist History podcast, which talked about faceblindness and its opposite — super-recognizers, with extraordinary ability to remember the faces of people they’ve met once briefly, or even just seen in a photograph for a few seconds years before.

The podcast shownotes included two links to tests for faceblindness:

troublewithfaces.org Cambridge Face Memory Test

The first test asked questions about my opinion of how well I recognize faces. I scored 65. The test result said that people who score below 70 may have “developmental prosopagnosia” (whatever that is). I considered this test non-definitive.

When I took the second test, holy crap did I score terribly!

The test was in two rounds. The first round showed dozens of faces of people who appeared to be white men, with their hair and ears cropped away from the photos. This is important because faceblind people often look at hairstyles and ear shape as clues for facial recognition. All the men had approximately the same skin color — again, skin color being another gross clue that faceblind people can use to identify faces.

The first batch of photos showed one face at a time, three views — full face, turned a little to the left and a little to the right. I concentrated on the shapes of the chins. One face had a cleft chin, another a pointy chin, another a round chin, another seemed to have a featureless chin.

I thought I maybe did OK on that round of questions.

The second round of photos was different.

For each of the second round, the test showed six of those hairless, earless faces, and asked me to memorize them. Then, the test showed three faces, and asked me to pick the one that had appeared in the previous array of photos.

After going through one or two of those questions, I grinned, because I had absolutely no idea which face appeared in the previous series. The faces did appear different from each other. But I was unable to fix in my mind how they were different. The instant the faces disappeared from the screen, the visual memory of those faces disappeared from my mind. I was guessing entirely at random.

The results page told me that the average score on the test was 80%. A score of 60% or lower “may indicate facebliindness,” the test results page said. My score was 35%.

I am weirdly pleased and proud of this. If I’m going to fail a test, I want to fail spectacularly badly.

So how is it that I am able to recognize faces most of the time? The same way everybody with faceblindness does: Contextual clues. I remember hairstyles, height, build, glasses, skin color, people’s habitual clothing styles. Facial blemish.

Location is a big clue. If I’m expecting to see a person in a particular location and time, I can usually recognize that person.

The other day, I arrived at a dinner in a private room of a local restaurant. I was early — the second person there. I instantly recognized the person who arrived before me. I recognized her skin color, complexion, the shape of her face, her hairstyle. In a social group where many of us wear T-shirts, she is usually dressed nicely — that was a big clue. And she was one of a half-dozen people I expected to attend that dinner. I recognized her easily and greeted her warmly.

Now imagine the same restaurant, if I did not expect to see this woman. Same woman, dressed the same. She recognizes me and greets me — and that’s probably going to be the way it happens, because I am probably not going to recognize her if I am not expecting to see her. In that circumstance, as we talk, I might recognize her voice, which is distinctive. I’ll pick up on clues like her dress, hairstyle, shape of her face, height and so on. Likely she’ll drop a hint in the conversation by mentioning the community association we’re both on the board of. Given that information, I can often recognize a person. And maybe she doesn’t drop that hint, and we talk for a few minutes and then Julie asks me who she was and I say, “I have no idea.”

How do I cope with the disability of faceblindness?

I deal. It’s all I know. It’s not a disability at all. I have led a successful, even privileged life. I have my compensation mechanisms and I do fine.

On the other hand, I have been an introvert my whole life, and have strugged with that, and I think my faceblindness has something to do with that.

But as far as I know, there is nothing I can do about being faceblind, so I live with it and am grateful for my many other blessings.

[galaxymagick]

250610 [Musical Memphis] rehearsal room sketch🎶 | @ shownote

[allofmylovelove]

jung taekwoon as anatole in great comet

[spatort-audiopsie]

Sonderfolge: Fünf Jahre Spatort

Am heutigen 13. April 2025 jährt sich die Ausstrahlung von Das fleißige Lieschen zum 5. Mal. Wer wären wir, wenn wir zu diesem Anlass nicht eine kleine Retrospektive in Form einer Audiopsie-Sonderfolge zusammengestellt hätten?

Häufig gestellte Fragen

Shownotes aka "kleine" Timeline unter dem Cut

(minor nsfw warning for Vladis Hüftknochen)

2019

7. März: Livejournal-Beitrag von @kathastrophen zum neuen Team

13. März: Beginn der Dreharbeiten zu Das fleißige Lieschen - Pressemitteilung

30. März: Caro-Darstellerin Caroline Erikson bestätigt auf Instagram, dass sie Leos Schwester spielt

2020

24. Januar: Preview von Das fleißige Lieschen auf dem Max-Ophüls-Preis, inkl. legendäre Interviews mit Vladi und Daniel feat. Stirnkuss

13. April: Ausstrahlung Das fleißige Lieschen

13. April: (Wahrscheinlich) erster Tumblr-Post ever zum neuen Saarbrücker Team und erster Post ever im Tatort Saarbrücken-Tag, beide von @eohachu

14. April: Erste Fanfic auf AO3: treat me like fire von keravnous

14. April: TV-Spielfilm-Artikel "Keine Zeit für Zärtlichkeit" geposted von @momdailykos

30. April: Gründung des ersten Tatort-Saarbrücken-Discord-Servers (seit 6. April 2021 bekannt als "Rehe mit Pumpguns")

8. Juni: Für die Boys Playlist auf Spotify von @the-thorster

26. Juni: Beginn der Dreharbeiten zu Der Herr des Waldes unter Corona-Bedingungen

2021

5. April: Ausstrahlung Der Herr des Waldes

13. April: Shipname "Hörk" gecoined durch @tiny-steve

19. April: "Spatort" gecoined durch @the-thorster im Discord

26. April: Hüftknochen-Bild von Vladi (Spaten reingeshoppt von Isa im Discord):

27. Mai: Beginn der Dreharbeiten zu Das Herz der Schlange

2. Juli: "Aktueller Bericht" zeigt das Kuss-Outtake bei den HdS-Dreharbeiten

6. September: Erste Folge der Spatort-Audiopsie wird aufgenommen

4. November: Vladimir Burlakov hat sein Coming Out (Destiel Meme Announcement)

2022

23. Januar: Ausstrahlung Das Herz der Schlange

27. Januar: Bild-Artikel "Erstes schwules Tatort-Duo geplant"

3. Mai: Beginn der Dreharbeiten zu Die Kälte der Erde

2023

27. Januar: Preview von Die Kälte der Erde beim Max-Ophüls-Preis

29. Januar: Ausstrahlung Die Kälte der Erde

29. Januar: Das Tatort-Saarbrücken-Post mit den meisten Notes von @julietherebel

30. Januar: Artikel von Matthias Dell zum "kodierten Begehren" (Screenshot 1 & 2)

14. Juni: Beginn der Dreharbeiten zu Der Fluch des Geldes

11. August: Adam-Schürk-Cameo in "Everyone is Fucking Crazy"

2024

26. Januar: Preview von Der Fluch des Geldes beim Max-Ophüls-Preis

28. Januar: Ausstrahlung Der Fluch des Geldes

29. Januar: Canon Appearance of Adeo in Spatort - Tag von @weidli unter diesem Post

5. Juni: Beginn der Dreharbeiten zu Das Ende der Nacht

2025

24. Januar: Preview von Das Ende der Nacht beim Max-Ophüls-Preis

26. Januar: Ausstrahlung Das Ende der Nacht

13. April: Fünfjähriges Spatort-Jubiläum

Statistiken & sonstige Späße:

"Wann seid ihr ins Fandom eingestiegen"-Umfrage

"Wie seid ihr zum Tatort gekommen"-Umfrage

Population Dynamics of the Tatort Saarbrücken Fandom von @lachricola

Fanfiction-Deepdive von @spatort

Размыкая круги von AlbatrosD_V auf AO3

Google Trends zu Tatort Saarbrücken:

[threepatchpodcast]

IT'S NOT AN APRIL FOOL'S JOKE, we actually have a new episode!

Join @emmagrant01 @foxestacado @iamjohnlocked4life @themrsscience and @suspup to hear about the Three Patch Podcast book! Go behind-the-scenes with us as we discuss what it’s been like to go through 10+ years of TPP content and BBC Sherlock fandom, and what fun and poignant moments we were reminded of. We also shoutout our Indiegogo supporters, without those this book would not have been possible! It’s also not too late to preorder a hardcover copy: we will be closing orders in May 2025, so you still have a little extra time to get in on a beautiful, limited edition hardcover copy! See the shownotes for how to order and the full list of shoutouts!

Show notes and direct download information at three-patch.com. Or subscribe via RSS or iTunes.

[tellnotalespod]

So, since I’m a chronic Audio Drama Sunday forgetter, I’ve decided I simply cannot wait until Sunday to talk about @killjamxxx, because I’ll forget and that would be criminal.

I started listening last night and have almost caught up, and I’ve absolutely fallen in love with this beautifully insane show. At every level of production, these are storytellers that UNDERSTAND camp comedy!! They get it in a way I’ve not seen in many shows besides my beloved Gay Future and Starship Q Star. The music and over-the-top sound effects do such a great job of capturing the campy, fun violence of WWE in an audio medium, and the writing and voice acting always does a great job of knowing exactly when to ham it up and bring it back to earth.

I also LOVE that it’s not afraid to hit emotional beats, still keeping the humour without losing the emotion. Without spoiling anything, the line ‘then get your ass up and try the view from there’ is about to become a tool in my mental health arsenal. (Which is wild considering that same episode also includes the line ‘Like getting nailed to a cross isn’t in the top ten of my sexual bucket list’ and a scene that I can only describe as ‘if the girls from Yellowjackets played a really high-stakes game of got your nose’)

And it’s a small thing but I adore the way the credits are set up. Especially in the first episode where you dive headfirst into the wonderful chaos, having brief character descriptions in the shownote credits helped me to keep track of who’s who. It’s also in keeping with the tone of the show, and the silly little one-line summaries really help to inform the characters for me.

Also??? 🤌Women🤌

Just. Women.

Anyway I’m having a great time, this show is if you took WWE’s attitude era, filled it with queer women, encased it all in neon-pink metal, and launched it into the future. It’s DEEPLY enjoyable

(AMC of @vestaclinicpod came THROUGH with this recommendation, as always)