Erasable 157
| Erasable (Podcast) | |
|---|---|
| Episode: | 157 |
| Title: | Correct Me if You're Wrong |
| Release Date: | February 17, 2021 |
| Hosts: | Johnny Gamber |
| Guests: | No guests this episode |
| Additional Information | |
| Official page: | Episode 157 |
| Audio File: | Audio Episode 157 |
| Transcript: | Erasable 157/transcript |
| Length: | 7171 min <br />1.183 h <br /> minutes |
| Previous Episode | Next Episode |
Description
Faber-Castell Grip 2001 pencils with melted dots. Photo by Ana Reinert at the Well-Appointed Desk. Sometimes there are pencils that you almost love. Almost. Something holds you back, and you just can’t get these pencils to work out for you. Tonight, we examine the pencils that almost make it to our best-of lists but which we nonetheless loathe. [1]
Further Information
Links & Show Notes
- Erasable Patreon
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- Nathaniel Rateliff
- SNL
- Mudlarking
- Miss Scarlet and the Duke
- The Sinner
- The Flight Attendant
- Frank Herbert: Unpublished Stories
- Phoebe Bridgers
- Write Notepads Engineer’s Notebook
- Blackwing X Tribe7
- Pencil Revolution #14
- Home Work Podcast X Erasable
- Well-Appointed Desk Vintage Writing Paper Pad
- Musgrave Bugle
- Viking Rollo XL
- BLACKWING 211
- Musgrave Harvest
- Faber-Castell “Castell” 9000
- Staedtler Norica
- Golden Bear
- Blackwing Pearl
- Tombow 2558
- Field Notes
- Faber-Castell Grip 2001
- Camlin Supreme HD
- Eberhard Faber Mongol
- General’s Semi-hex
- Rhodia pencil
- Pencil Revolution
- @pencilution
- Woodclinched
- @awelfle
- @TimWasem
References and Notes
- ↑ Description taken from the official Erasable Podcast page https://www.erasable.us/episode/157