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Writer, Director, Enthusiast. Lover of new boarding passes, old Porsches, and pristine vinyl. Senior Editor @dossier.mag & @dossier.projects
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An absolutely spectacular day.
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2 months ago
It’s moments like this when earth looks like an enormous vinyl record.
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2 months ago
@john.chuldenko is one of those automotive journalists that we want to be more like. He’s seemingly done it all and we cover a lot of ground in this one, from what it was like producing a car show for kids, to secret enthusiast dog whistles in Porsche owners’ manuals, to a run-in with a certain Hollywood diva and the secret collection of LP records in the attic of the White House. Yes, he writes about cars but the story is often about everything else. When people ask “who needs another car podcast?” Tell them it’s for conversations like this one, with our pal John Chuldenko. It’s That Car Show.

#johnchuldenko #thatcarshowpodcast #porsche #dossiermagazine #cars
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3 months ago
One of the most consequential years of my life.
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7 months ago
So many feelings here.

#vietnam #hanoi
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#florence @ilsalviatino
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a year ago
It’s 270 corners over 20km. It’s 1000 feet of elevation change. It’s scary, it’s gorgeous, it’s transformative. It’s The Muppet Show on a race track. It’s a wonder I hadn’t been here sooner. Incredibly grateful to @rsrnurburg Story coming soon.
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2 years ago
Tea Travel. The last thing I expected at 10 a.m. on a Tuesday was to be transported to Japan. But there I was, transfixed by the calm precision of a traditional tea ceremony. 

 @ontokyogallery.la in today’s Dossier newsletter.
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2 years ago
I think about Voyager 1 often. The brave little spacecraft is 15 billion miles from home, trudging his way through interstellar space all alone in the void. On board is the “Golden Record,” A collection of greetings, sounds, and music from the Earth. Among them is “Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground” by Texas bluesman Blind Willie Johnson. This penultimate track on the record is probably the loneliest song I have ever heard.

Voyager also carries onboard a plaque in case he’s found someday, and it holds a special significance to me. “This is a present from a small distant world, a token of our sounds, our science, our images, our music, our thoughts, and our feelings. We are attempting to survive our time so we may live into yours. We hope someday, having solved the problems we face, to join a community of galactic civilizations. This record represents our hope and our determination, and our good will in a vast and awesome universe.” 
— Jimmy Carter 

Happy 100th, Papa.

#voyager #nasa
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2 years ago
Got to witness a little history this week.

When we fight, we win.
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2 years ago
The kind of guy who’d push you out of a snow bank.
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2 years ago
back to up