FanGraphs Audio: NotGraphs Staff Meeting

Episode 242
This edition of FanGraphs Audio features the saddest contributor to NotGraphs (Patrick Dubuque) and also its most sincere (Robert J. Baumann). Also, it isn’t a real staff meeting.

Don’t hesitate to direct pod-related correspondence to @cistulli on Twitter.

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Audio after the jump. (Approximately 53 min. play time.)





Carson Cistulli has published a book of aphorisms called Spirited Ejaculations of a New Enthusiast.

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JesseMember since 2020
14 years ago

I was about to listen to this podcast, but then I went to grab my handle of vodka knowing said action would vastly increase enjoyability of said podcast.

MikeS
14 years ago
Reply to  Jesse

I’m planning on coming back in a couple of hours. I usually skip the podcasts but this? No way.

JesseMember since 2020
14 years ago
Reply to  Jesse

Twas perhaps the very best podcasts I have encountered.

JesseMember since 2020
14 years ago
Reply to  Jesse

And I even typoed to make clear that I was not joshing with my original comment.

2831nitro
14 years ago

Looking forward to this Carson

2831nitro
14 years ago

hey, i’m a schopenhauer reader, we exist (…)

JT
14 years ago

Enjoyed the candor. Keep up the good work in this best of all possible worlds.

n28
14 years ago

wtf, don’t read that penguin sh*t though

n28
14 years ago
MikeS
14 years ago
Reply to  n28

That is the greatest website ever. I love the guy who says “unfit for teaching.”

yolo
14 years ago

I have an honest question : what is the logical fallacy or disorder displayed in Carson’s confession – that he left a respectable job (teaching) for fear of being fired? Or that he and his interlocuteur display in not applying themselves for fear of negative feedback, ect.

My sincere thanks.

yolo
14 years ago

Also, if you please, how would a young man or woman avoid committing such mistakes? (to avoid being “not yet truly successful” perpetually.)

Highball WilsonMember since 2020
14 years ago

That green bear w/ a baseball sweater is incredible. The greatest sweater of all time ever.