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Meatpaper
Meat! No recipes, no restaurant reviews, Meatpaper is “your journal of meat culture,” and they don’t mean it ironically.
This awesome magazine hails from foodie-haven, vegetarian-friendly San Francisco, and its mission is to document the “fleischgeist.” What’s that, you may ask, with your mouth full of bacon? It’s the emerging interest in our meat’s origins, how we relate to it, and why it’s so extra tasty.
Full disclosure: Co-founder Sasha Wizansky is an acquaintance of mine, so I’m rooting for her. I’m also rooting for a scratch-and-sniff cover next issue.
$28 at Meatpaper
(Price for a one-year subscription.)
Posted: 19 Jul, 2007 in Media -
Planet Earth DVD Set
FATHER’S DAY GIFT GUIDE You know how he sometimes watches the sunrise channel just so he can revel in his high-definition TV? Wait until he sees this. The breathtaking, 11-part Planet Earth series took over five years to make. It employs new technologies to capture animal behaviors in the most remote environments. From jungles, to deserts, to the deepest ocean – give him the world.
$80 at The Discovery Channel Store
Posted: 29 May, 2007 in Media -
New York Times Sunday Delivery
FATHER’S DAY GIFT GUIDE Spring for eight weeks of Sunday morning comics, crosswords, and politics. Throw in some exceptional coffee and he may never find time to mow the lawn again.
$32 at New York Times
(Approximate price, varies by delivery area.)
Posted: 21 May, 2007 in Media -
Natural Curiosities, Volume 6
A box of fourteen prints of curious pen-and-ink animal drawings. They’ll go great with your bacula collection.
$130 at Figments Design
Posted: 04 Apr, 2007 in Media -
Kicking and Screaming
This is Noah Baumbach’s first movie, and you will love it. It’s about a few college friends just after they’ve graduated college, and the story follows them as they stay put. They remain caught in the university tractor beam, while their girlfriends move on with their lives. The perfect cast and dialogue will make you feel smarter while you’re watching it. One of those movies that make you feel better about the general state of humanity.
$22 at Amazon
Posted: 07 Mar, 2007 in Media -
The First 1,000 Days Baby Journal
A casual baby book and journal with gorgeous illustrations and creative prompts. There’s room for monthly updates, but also space to record songs, books, and games you play with your baby. It’s compact, so you can tuck it into your diaper bag for trips to the coffee shop, increasing the odds that you’ll actually fill in the pages.
$11 at Amazon
Posted: 08 Jan, 2007 in Media -
JPG Magazine
We’ve posted about JPG before, but now it’s all grown up. The little, though gorgeous, chapbook of amateur photography has morphed into a full-sized, glossy magazine with a much more budget-friendly price tag. Full disclosure: JPG is the brain child of my pals Derek Powazek and Heather Champ, who are both unreasonably talented, so I’m feeling pretty excited for them. This week, Mighty Goods readers get $5 off any subscription (discount code MIGHTYG), including the extra fancy gift subscriptions that come with a useful mini-tripod.
$25 at JPG Magazine
(For six issues.)
Posted: 12 Dec, 2006 in Media -
Little Animals Desk Calendar
2007 CALENDAR GUIDE A rectangular desk calendar that stands like an easel on your desk – a whole circus next to your stapler.
$18 at Kate's Paperie
Posted: 06 Dec, 2006 in Media -
Weekly Planner
2007 CALENDAR GUIDE A colorful, flat desk calendar that will make you feel sunnier about the rush of deadlines headed your way.
$24 at Sugar Paper
Posted: 06 Dec, 2006 in Media
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