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Take Notice

Jonathan Chambers, Brian Wiesner

Hi, my name is Jonathan Chambers and I love to take notice of the little things in life. I write about what I notice about nature, cities, stories, kindness & empathy, spirituality & mental health, music & art, and tension and nuance.

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Latest Issues

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Why Your (literal) Voice Matters

Me in the studio recording a podcast with my guest and friend, Dr. Jerome Lubbe, fall of 2022 (c/o DADHOOD podcast by Homedad).

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Walk the Neighborhood

Picture courtesy of Krzysztof Kowalik on Unsplash.

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Rebuilding Better Cities, One Block at a Time

Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio at the Riverfront Pedestrian — built by a Better Block, 2016.

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Take Notice Podcast, #000: Cities, Walkable Living, and Curiosity with Brian Wiesner

Podcast convo with Brian and Jonathan. FULL Video chat down below.

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  • Jonathan Chambers

    Proud girldad x3. I write about spirituality, deconstruction, nature, parenting, kindness & empathy, storytelling, culture, self-awareness, and the nature of change. Amateur writer, expert noticer.

  • Brian Wiesner

    Imagining a world driven by curiosity, community, and connection. Firm believer that one person or idea can change the entire course of our lives.

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