The Take Note Newsletter
Take Note Podcast, Adam WebbTake Note is a podcast where Ted and Adam share notes, talk books, and welcome friends. This newsletter is an offshoot of that conversation, where we deep-dive on note-keeping, stationery, and bookish content.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 146 | Subscribers | Read | takenotepod.substack.com |
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Five songs, three coffee shops, two diners, two video games, and more
I finished a very red notebook this week and I’m moving to the yellow one next to complete the set. Below are some of my notes.
Six sleepy words about bolt cutters
Hello. I was thinking about Jerry Seinfeld while taking a shower this morning.
Crawling Through Your Diaries
The author Louise Erdrich was interviewed by Gilbert Cruz last week on the NYT Book Review podcast about her new short story collection, Python’s Kiss. Erdrich talked about the diaries she has been keeping for sixty years.
From My Two-Way Cerulean Notebook
I filled up this Field Notes 1943 edition over the last six weeks. Loved writing in the front in landscape and making lists in the back in portrait. Big fan of these editions. I am using the vermilion red notebook from the same set next.
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Adam and Ted host Take Note, a podcast about carrying around a pocket notebook as a way to pay attention, share stories, and talk about pens, pencils, and paper. Our newsletter will continue this work.
I write and host Take Note along with Ted.
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