Pieces of Jim
Jim NolanI write humor pieces about subjects of timeless appeal, like air compressor technology.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 167 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Halloween, Super-Sized
Cartoon by Isabella Bannerman, co-creator of the Substack Staffetta, which recounts her 99-year-old mother’s life as a young girl in WWII Italy. Franca writes the text and Isabella illustrates them.
This week I bought a five-pound bag of C...
Textbook Sleep #54: Jane Austen, Teenage Historian
Jane Austen, teenage historian? Yup.
Welcome to Textbook Sleep, the Maximum-Strength Sleep Aid, where we read aloud boring public-domain textbooks to help you fall asleep.
This episode finds us listening to Austen’s History of England, Fr...
The Unexpected Appeal of Grocery Store Music
Cartoon by Isabella Bannerman. Check out her new Substack on her mother’s childhood adventures here.
One minute you’re young and making fun of the 1950s golden oldies they used to play on WCBS-FM, and the next you’re squarely in the stati...
Textbook Sleep #53: Psychology of the Stock Market
Welcome to Textbook Sleep, the Maximum-Strength Sleep Aid, where we read aloud boring public-domain textbooks to help you fall asleep.
In this episode we’ll read aloud selections from Psychology of the Stock Market by G. C. Selden, publish...
Forget the Wheel. This New Toaster Is Humankind’s Greatest Invention.
“Salon Toasted” by Isabella Bannerman.
Everybody is going on and on about AI—and missing the greatest technology story of our time:
The Breville Eye Q Toaster.
Yes, AI can help companies make their service even worse than it was before,...
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Humor writer. Creator of Textbook Sleep, a podcast of extremely boring public-domain textbooks read aloud to help people fall asleep.
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