Today is a departure; after 283 issues of With A Shout, we go into the ethereal with images and a few thoughts to go with them. The highlights run throughout; a message from one of the Godfathers of modern marketing to the week’s photos, Axe man Slash playing with the kids, and a new Word of the Day. A new music discovery, only to find out the song came out in 1995!

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The With A Shout daily newsletter does not advertise; we are a reader-supported publication. Five minutes of fun every day. Today we want to highlight one of the nonprofit journalism publications we read daily. How about a quick intro to Guy Kawasaki, who we remember from the 80s and 90s, and his groundbreaking marketing and design work at companies like Apple. Kawasaki likes The Conversation.

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A noun meaning lack of thought, emptiness. An excellent description of the day, in another Atlantic article about a movie that helped define Gen X - Valley Girl, the term “vacuity” was used. We are working on a longer piece about the movie and the movement of slacker movies to emerge from the 80s. For now, figure out how to use Vacuity today!

If a picture is worth a thousand words, many pictures are worth thousands. Take a quick spin through The Atlantic’s Photos of the Week. The Prince is psyched about Glastonbury!

The Dream.

Click on the Apple Music image to listen to the song on Apple Music or on the Spotify Image to listen to Spotify.

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Thank you for spending a few minutes with us. Here’s one for the road!

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