My favorite things: HodgePodge for Nov. 15
Here’s your weekly look at some of the interesting stories we’ve read (and heard) this week.
Coffee hacks
You can keep your official NFL McDonald’s happy meal and official Hunger Games: Catching Fire Subway sandwich, I’ll take a fan-improvised Starbucks Butterbeer, please.
American football
The BBC wonders if MLS can survive and thrive. I’d love to see the league move to a more-traditional system of promotion and relegation, but that seems pretty unlikely.
This Kai
My commute home is really not complete without hearing the business news from Kai Ryssdal on Marketplace. Vanity Fair takes a brief look at the man behind the voice.
You don’t say
In other public radio news, This American Life talks about seven things you’re not supposed to talk about.
Upon further consideration
A Harrisburg newspaper reaches back 150 years to issue a retraction for an editorial that called the Gettysburg Address “silly.”
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Tony Scida
A Hodges veteran who has been with the firm for more than a decade, Tony lends his creative talents to a range of clients. With a degree in arts management and as an accomplished musician, Tony has an ear for helping tell client stories.
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