This morning I finished "The 99% invisible city: a field guide to the hidden world of everyday design" by Roman Mars and Kurt Kohlstedt. This is a book based on the 99% Invisible Podcast. The book was good and interesting, but I'd heard most of the stories on the podcast, and I like the podcast format better since it's a bit less formal with more banter. I highly recommend the podcast, and I also recommend the book, especially if you're not into the podcast.

You can find more out about the podcast at https://99percentinvisible.org/.

The information on the book in BARD is:

The 99% invisible city: a field guide to the hidden world of everyday design DB102539
Authors: Mars, Roman, Kohlstedt, Kurt

Reading Time: 10 hours, 51 minutes

Read by: Roman Mars

Subject: Arts

Mars, host of the podcast of the same title, and Kohlstedt, the podcast's director and producer, present an examination of the design decisions that go into the ways American communities operate. Examples include graffiti marks on sidewalks, fire escapes and new buildings, and dancing inflatables at businesses. Unrated. Commercial audiobook. 2020.

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The popular concept of working class has lost appeal. It is too narrow in scope regarding those that it addresses and benefits, and it sounds anachronistic. Therefore, it is time for linguistic renewal, offered by terms like "the 99%".

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