
Take Note is a podcast and a blog about paying attention and keeping a notebook and occasionally Kong: Skull Island.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & CultureArtsDesign | |||

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This is one of those old skool (with a ‘k’ so you know its cool) podcasts. Just two dudes talking about things they enjoy, find amusing or obsess over. Non of these fancy audible special effects in this show! Just honest to goodness down to earth-ness and that’s how I like it!
This podcast is awesome for anyone into stationery, thinking about journaling, or just trying to be more mindful. Ted and Adam are great hosts, but sometimes their volume levels are way off, which can be a bit annoying depending on where you're listening.
This podcast is one of my absolute favorites! It is my go to when I feel like the world is too sad to hold. The dad(ish) jokes are killer, the stationary reviews are helpful, and I have begun making weird lists in my own books. It never fails to make me smile. 10/10 recommend to anyone looking for some light hearted stationary geek fun! So glad I stumbled upon this gem 💕
Love the focus of this podcast which makes me want to write more. Their discussions are engaging, funny and inspiring. If you love analog creativity then this is for you. The best.
I could listen to Adam and Ted talk about stationary for hours. In fact, I have, and I dare say I’ll be listening for hours to come.
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Exploring themes of creativity, personal documentation, and everyday occurrences, the show combines humor with poignant reflections on life through the lens of keeping notebooks and unique anecdotes. The hosts engage in lively discussions that traverse various topics such as stationery preferences, notable literary works, and even unusual social encounters, all while maintaining a playful banter. Noteworthy elements include their passion for sharing insights on the creative process and how journaling can enhance personal growth and mindfulness. This podcast is particularly appealing to those interested in analog practices, the arts, and self-reflection.
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Recent guests on Take Note include:
1. Tim Wasem
2. Paul Jackson
3. Ryan Slie
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