Outhorse Your Email
Iceland trained three horses to answer your email. Google, Superhuman and 147 startups have been doing the same job without the hay, and the research on how that lands with the person reading it is not flattering.
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David Nuñez
Noonsight: a journal that gives your words back
2026 · Ongoing. I'm building a journal app for iPhone because no journal I've used made reading back worth it.
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The One Star Is for the Auntie Anne's
Three hikers who phoned the sheriff for directions, a tree, humans in the loop, and the worst airports in America.
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Sixty Years on One Hand
A doctor cracked the knuckles of one hand for sixty years to test something his mother told him. Nobody else had bothered.
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Elaborate Ways to Not Start
The green in every control room I have ever admired was a factory safety regulation, mandatory since 1948. I found that out while watching strangers give tours of their home offices, which is apparently how I do research now.
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The biggest screen I could find
Twenty-five theaters in America can show The Odyssey the way it was made. None of them are in Massachusetts. I found that out after I bought the ticket.
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Chains of Snowflakes
I started a hundred-day making streak. Then I spent two days researching whether streaks actually work. This went about as well as you'd expect.
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Hearthless: How Streaming Stole Our Shared Fires
How the shift from scheduled broadcasts to on-demand streaming changed the way we gather around our stories.
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Horizon
2017 · Made for Cadillac with Gentex, shown at the Marfa Film Festival. 200 rear-camera mirrors in a ring you could put your hands on.
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