Category: In the media
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Thank you for watching my TEDx Talk.
I was invited to speak at TEDxVienna 2022. What an amazing experience—a thrill and a privilege. The talk was called “How to Find Attention, Mindfulness, and Creativity in the Ordinary”. It was all about paying attention and “collecting with photography”, framing these activities as a way to use and grow your attention and mindfulness, and […]
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We’re on The New Yorker’s ‘100 Best Lists of all Time’
Check it out: The New Yorker made a list of the 100 best lists of all time and our “The Ultimatest Grocery List” made the cut. Woot! Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash
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TV and radio and oddities
Putting the “me” in media. Plus some other stuff.
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‘Jimmy Kimmel Live’ recap
A quick rundown of the JKL experience…
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Watch Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday, July 1
Not much else to say besides, “HOLY COW.”
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‘The Curators’ by Coudal Partners
Coming soon to theaters? Maybe not, but it’s double awesome nonetheless.
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Shop Smart: The Ultimatest Grocery List in Woman’s Day magazine
Everyone loves this grocery list.
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The Wall Street Journal: Want to Save? Put It on the List
The Ultimatest Grocery List, a downloadable PDF shopping list that I made for the book and have available at grocerylists.org, made it into the sidebar on this Wall Street Journal story about the economy and making lists: You know times are hard when the shopping list makes a comeback. As the recession takes hold, consumers […]
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The GLC on The VSL
Cool. We got a little mention on the very awesome Very Short List!
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Me on KMOX again!
Hey St. Louis and the rest of the Midwest — I’ll be interviewed on KMOX Radio (AM 1120) today, July 27, around 8:45 a.m. I’ll be on with Debbie Monterrey and Dan Grey on the Total Information AM Show, talking about Milk Eggs Vodka, of course.
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Grocery lists in Advertising Age
Check out this excellent column in this week’s Advertising Age: Paper Trail: What Grocery Lists Reveal About Shoppers by Lenore Skenazy. It’s all about my new book, “Milk Eggs Vodka,” and this little web site right here.
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Hello Tampa!
Jeff Houck of the Tampa Tribune wrote a great article about me and my new grocery lists book. Check it out: Making A List, Checking It Twice. Awesome. You can see the actual front page of the food section here at my Milk Eggs Vodka blog.
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Interview with Grocery List Collector Bill Keaggy
Hey everyone! Marty over at Ephemera, a site about “exploring the world of old paper,” interviewed me about found grocery lists and my upcoming book, Milk Eggs Vodka. You can read the interview here.
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Why the hell not?
Hello friends of Dave Barry! Glad to have you, take a look around.
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Finders keepers, losers weepers?
The GLC got a very quick mention in the Boston Globe last week: “Finders keepers, losers weepers? Not any more — Web’s lost and found has broad sweep, local appeal.”
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And ye shall know us by the lists we make
“A crop of Web sites allows people to create and share lists on everything from a baby’s nap schedule to an action-figure collection. Following are five sites that aim to help people get organized.” This article also mentions a couple list-related books that are in the works, including mine!
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MAKING LISTS
The Kansas City Star writes about lists, and mentions my upcoming book: “A range of companies, including Amazon.com, book publishers, stationery makers and Internet sites, are pushing new products aimed at the growing appetite for list-making. In the next year publishing houses will roll out at least eight books of lists. One will feature images […]
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Number 1 among the plethora of lists?
“Want to put together an insider’s rating for refrigerator magnets? It’s been done. Hope to assemble the all-time most intriguing items that ever appeared on a grocery list? That’s been done, too. In fact, it’s a 240-page book. ‘Milk Eggs Vodka,’ by Bill Keaggy will be published by HOW Books in a few months, based […]
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The Way We List Now
Hey, today’s Wall Street Journal has a great article about lists and mentions my upcoming book in the sidebar: “After finding a discarded grocery list outside a supermarket 10 years ago, St. Louis-based photographer Bill Keaggy began a collection, and he now has more than 1,000. His book is divided into chapters, like lists that […]
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This site: Inspiring or insipid?
Option A: Inspired, at CRUMLEYdotORG: “The day we left for Mississippi I received a gift I had purchased for myself: No One Cares What You Had for Lunch: 100 Ideas for Your Blog. My book is even autographed by Miss Maggie herself. This is a variation on number 44: Take Inventory. In the suggestion she […]