Three Things from Edmonton – Episode 132: cemeteries, electricity, witness

<p>Three Things from Edmonton – Episode 132: cemeteries, electricity, witness</p> <p>Hello from the crystal gondola in the palatial main studios of the Three Things podcast! Thanks for dropping by. I had started noticing that I wasn’t noticing as much. Certainly not every changing wind, which is the Isbell Test. So I set about trying to do a better job noticing with my stock noticing equipment. Before it rusted out. That’s how the podcast started. As it progressed, I noticed the obvious: it is quite good enough to do a better job noticing what others notice about the world, too. This week, I noticed that I have thanks to: </p> <p>1. Lyle Lovett – for making me think about cemeteries</p> <p>2. Bob Dylan – for helping me think about electricity</p> <p>3. Shelagh M. Kubish – for showing us how to protect public places</p> <p>I remain grateful to Brendan McGrath for the original podcast music, and to Slavo Cech for the end bells. </p> <p>I am at <a href="mailto:glenn.kubish@gmail.com">glenn.kubish@gmail.com</a></p> <p>Thanks!</p> <p><br><br></p>