Norse Code Podcast Episode 606: Dry July

• My piece explaining the move to Beehiiv from Substack
• We talked briefly about Adam Schefter, which you can read about here

• Here’s the NY Times piece that reignited the Diana Russini scandal

• This is the dashcam and bodycam footage acquired by The Center Square of the police stop of Russini

• We mentioned the Brendan Sorsby story on the pod, you can get our scouting report on the player at Wide Left

• Bill Simmons and his colonoscopy

• There’s a good piece in the Athletic pointing out that Balogan’s foul could only have ever been a red card in the VAR era, where slow-motion exaggerates certain elements of play, but that it wouldn’t have been in most eras of soccer.

• There are criticisms of the study suggesting we eat five grams of plastic (one credit card) per week.

• There are a few studies that discuss heightened sensitivity to flavors among kids. One concerns the increased density of taste buds. Sensitivity to certain flavors can increase when hitting the 4-6 year-old range. You’ll probably make it out of the woods soon.

• Seed oils are fine, please stop

My piece explaining the move to Beehiiv from Substack

We talked briefly about Adam Schefter, which you can read about here

Here’s the NY Times piece that reignited the Diana Russini scandal

This is the dashcam and bodycam footage acquired by The Center Square of the police stop of Russini

We mentioned the Brendan Sorsby story on the pod, you can get our scouting report on the player at Wide Left

There’s a good piece in the Athletic pointing out that Balogan’s foul could only have ever been a red card in the VAR era, where slow-motion exaggerates certain elements of play, but that it wouldn’t have been in most eras of soccer.

There are criticisms of the study suggesting we eat five grams of plastic (one credit card) per week.

There are a few studies that discuss heightened sensitivity to flavors among kids. One concerns the increased density of taste buds. Sensitivity to certain flavors can increase when hitting the 4-6 year-old range. You’ll probably make it out of the woods soon.

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