Thank you for making this point so I know you are not annoyed with my monologuing.
It is hard to find journalism and literature that feels it is speaking to what I think is most important, and so I'm thinking now, "I have free time... I can write... I can record myself speaking and publish it in an RSS feed... I know what I think is important and have done almost too much research to explain it... why don't I just accept that it is time for me to stop searching for the arguments I know make sense and just make them my damn self? Others like me will appreciate there being that content out there for them, just as I would appreciate it if I could find someone else making the arguments I know make sense. No one else is going to do EXACTLY what I want someone to do, especially if I don't do it first."
On that note though in case I haven't shared with you yet, Larry Lessig is someone I've found with supportingly strong arguments I wouldn't have heard or considered without him sharing them, and a plan he's doing work to execute that I wouldn't be able to help him do if he or someone like him hadn't created the foundation for others to join in doing it-and thank the gods he puts out a podcast called Another Way that was really good to find for me.
It's kind of funny-totally irrelevant, but in case you find it funny too-the recordings for some reason capture the littlest sounds of his lips like, opening and closing, and his breath somehow too? a bit? and it makes me feel like I felt when I worked as a nanny sometimes, wanting to clean some applesauce off of a baby's mouth really badly cause he was finished eating, and I just felt there should not be applesauce there, but knowing "it doesn't fucking matter--just ignore the applesauce and play with the baby--your compulsive grooming can wait until you're at home where you can maniacally vacuum your windowsills or some shit. THE APPLESAUCE DOES NOT MATTER. STOP THINKING ABOUT THE APPLESAUCE" and yet every so often still losing connection with the baby because my mind zooms in 100% to the applesauce again... like... it is just this weird auditory applesauce in Another Way that I find really funny to notice myself noticing so much, if that makes sense, but yeah, besides the awkwardness of its ASMR production style, the podcast is great. LOL
Do you listen to podcasts often and if so are there any you really like?