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  • Earholes

    Random psychic detritus left over from a weird adolescence

  • Raspberry Pi 400

    Raspberry Pi has announced a new $100 computer that I hope can be as significant for 21st century kids as the Commodore 64 was for me

  • Tuesday Tune Twofer: What a Wonderful Time to Be Alive

    Two tenuously and tangentially related tunes every Tuesday, with a hopeful Election Day reminder that we’re living in the best time

  • Semi-new Song Sundays: Parekh & Singh

    A duo from India reminds me to let pop music be pop, and not to dwell on how quickly the early 2000s are receding from the present.

  • The Mandalorian: Now this is fan servicing!

    The Mandalorian season opener “The Marshal” was like time traveling back to 1981

  • The Haunting of Bly Manor, or, The Stripping of the Screw

    I liked The Haunting of Bly Manor, but I’m already afraid of diminishing returns

  • Peaches & Nougat

    Recommending Adam Ragusea’s YouTube channel, which I’m only now discovering for some reason.

  • Tuesday Tune Twofer: Road Trip Repeat Plays

    Two tenuously, tangentially related tunes every Tuesday. This week: songs from road trips with my fiancé

  • One Thing I Like About The Haunting of Hill House

    The Haunting of Hill House had quite a few jump scares, but it saved its most masterful tricks for the finale

  • The Word Is Murder, or, Write What You Know

    Anthony Horowitz’s detective story “The Word Is Murder” is a page-turner, in both directions

  • Debussy Comes At You Fast

    Stumbling through an inadequate description of how Khatia Buniatishvili’s interpretation of Claire de Lune got such a strong response out of me

  • Semi-new Song Sundays: Rina Sawayama

    Have you been to that Japanese place, Wagamamas? The one in Heathrow is amazing.

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Spectre Collie

The Journal of Poorly-Explained Phenomena

This is the personal website of Chuck Jordan, an occasional game developer living in Los Angeles

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