EPISODE · Apr 30, 2012 · 1H 7M

Episode 7

from The 9 Thumbs Podcast · host 9 Thumbs

Episode 7 of the 9 Thumbs podcast, featuring Rob Stennett, Matthew Paul Turner, and Jason Boyett. This week: Jonatha Brooke, "LOST" (perhaps you've heard of it), Norman Maclean's "Letter of Note," McSweeneys.net, the Chuck Klosterman essay "Tomorrow Rarely Knows," Snow Patrol's "New York," the film Absentia, slo-mo explosions by Dumt & Farligt, and Theology Ryan Gosling (9thumbs.com).

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