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The Weekly Haul #6
by Take It Personal | April 17, 2026 - What do Azzi Fudd, the DMV (not the motor vehicles one), the WNBA, Google, and Nexstar all have in common? Money…
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The Two Lanes of Culture
Why fame, access, and power don’t move the same way
Apr 16
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The Masters, a premium room like no other
You don’t see old money represented in pop culture. The Masters is a prime example of what it actually looks like, if you know what you’re looking for.
Apr 7
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The Weekly Haul #4
by Take it Personal | April 4, 2026 — Baseball has robot umpires. Bob Dylan has a Patreon. The NFL wants to lock down flag football. And once again, the…
Apr 4
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March 2026
Writing Is Magic. Specificity Is the Spell.
It was a weird Tuesday. My wife and I were on the couch, crying with a man and his wife who’ve been dead for 400 years.
Mar 29
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The Weekly Haul #3
by Take it Personal | March 28, 2026 - College Basketball Tournaments started, the WNBA made more News, Baseball started, and social media companies…
Mar 28
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Episode 15 | The System Became Visible: CBAs, Bam’s 83, and Why the NBA Feels Broken
From time and labor to basketball and culture — what happens when the system stops hiding
Mar 22
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The Clock Isn’t Yours
Watch now | What Will’s article reveals about time, systems, and control
Mar 22
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The Weekly Haul #2
by Take it Personal | March 21, 2026 - Spring, the Oscars, basketball, and angry sheriffs: what's not to like about this week?
Mar 21
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Is The Academy Changing Hands?
The future of Hollywood in on full display. The 2026 Oscars didn't snub the old guard. They replaced them.
Mar 15
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The Weekly Haul #1
by Take it Personal | March 14, 2026
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Whatever happened to, “meet me at high noon?”
We built the most precise timekeeping in human history and immediately used it to lie to ourselves about when the sun is overhead.
Mar 10
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