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Yesterday I did something I've never done before and it's not what you think. Unless you're thinking I went to a movie by myself. In which case then yes, it's exactly what you think.

Tassoula, Sherry, and Chris chat about U2's Red Hill Mining Town's re-release in 2017 for Record Store Day.

In the second episode of Legion David does some memory work. He knows where he's going, but he doesn't know where he's been.

Deep breath - the new version of Goodstuff is finally out!

Kristofer Layon is the Principal Interaction Designer at Honeywell. Before then, Kristofer directed the MinneWebCon in 2008 until 2011.

Welcome to The Goodstuff Morning Show: It's like waking up with dry-mouth after eating an orange chicken burrito with an infant ninja turtle whose shell glows like the top of a police car that parks itself when you wave at it.

In the first episode of Legion David Haller has trouble knowing what is real, and so do we.

In this episode of Clockworks, Paul and Jan introduce themselves, why they love Legion, and what to expect from this podcast.

Ask and you shall receive from the U2 marketing gods.

Collecting my thoughts on U2's Anniversary Collection of The Joshua Tree

Aaron, Tassoula, Chris, and the newest atU2 staffer Sienna have a quick chat reviewing U2's Facebook Live Q&A held today on The Joshua Tree's 30th anniversary.

Steve Portigal is the founder and principal of Portigal Consulting, a boutique firm that brings together user research, design and business strategy. Steve is the author of Interviewing Users: How to Uncover Compelling Insights and Doorbells, Danger, and Dead Batteries: User Research War Stories.

Crown roast of pork earns its name when a pork loin is formed into a circle with the ribs pointing upwards forming the points of a crown. Often they are held together with twine. It is then seasoned, and often stuffed, roasted and served, making a beautiful centerpiece on the table. The ends of the bones may be given a paper frill treatment for added decoration.

Happy Episode 200. It didn’t fizzle out or die on the vine!

A highly sought-after speaker, Steve Krug is a usability consultant who has more than 20 years of experience as a user advocate for companies like Apple, Netscape, AOL, Lexus, and others. He is best known for his book Don't Make Me Think about human-computer interaction and web usability. His second book, Rocket Surgery Made Easy, is a DIY guide for Finding and fixing usability problems.

We've got a new theme song, Kenny thinks it's Fryday, McRib Chalupas, horses with wheels, VR isolation tanks, Sunny-D, and more!

Sneezing into your wisdom holes, cutting sausages with Alexa, cooking yourself from the inside, driving to the middle of Washington, and Kenny's definitive french fry ranking: 1. In N Out, 2. Carl's Jr, 3. Jack in the Box, 4. Burger King, 5. Arby's.

Director at South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive Festival, Hugh Forrest has overseen it from its inception in the mid-90s to see it turn into a mega-conference, hosting a sitting President of the United States as keynote speaker.

10 minutes on Adam Clayton's picture with a blurry setlist that we Bunderdict Cumbertooth our way through.

Beaurocracy, taters, & nasty slices.