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Robert Berdella. The Kansas City Butcher. The Collector. An insanely depraved cook and former art school student who kidnapped, raped, tortured and murdered at least six men between 1984 and 1987. Bob was known to many in the KC area. He owned and ran a shop called Bob’s Bazaar Bizarre - a booth at the popular Westport Flea Market where Bob sold occult objects, primitive art from around the world, actual human skulls, as well as a myriad of other hard to find and generally dark items. And when he was arrested and the details of his crimes were revealed, the Kansas City community was shocked to find out what kind of monster lived amongst them.

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This time, we have a trio of events to share! First, we head out to Pasadena for the latest Nerd Expo. Next, we run over to the La Mirada Halloween Club for Spook Show's Biz-aar. Lastly, we take on interactive dinner theater in Oak Glen, at Riley Farm’s Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Listen in and enjoy!

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This time, we have a trio of events to share! First, we head out to Pasadena for the latest Nerd Expo. Next, we run over to the La Mirada Halloween Club for Spook Show's Biz-aar. Lastly, we take on interactive dinner theater in Oak Glen, at Riley Farm’s Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Listen in and enjoy!

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The Miami conference had a lot of wonderful participants, but I got a bit more familiar with a project I had heard about for a while.  Washington Sanchez gave me some insight into what the difference is between OB1.io and Open Bazaar.  Wondering what the evolution of free markets online using cryptocurrency looks like?  How does it stack up to the old #SilkRoad? The decentralized nature seems to be the key component that makes this viable, but perhaps you have something you notice after listening that you want to share?  Leave a comment below. Have you used Open Bazaar?  What about Haven?  

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OpenBazaar is an open source project headed up by the company OB1.

OpenBazaar is the world’s first and only fully decentralized marketplace, which means it connects people directly and securely to each other via a peer-to-peer network rather than through a centralized website like online marketplace giants Alibaba, Amazon, or eBay.

OpenBazaar users can expect the most secure, most private, and most liberating experience of any ecommerce marketplace because it gives users complete control of their data and their business. There’s no big company behind the scenes that can act as a gatekeeper, collect data, or restrict transactions for anyone. And as a natural result of this, users don’t pay any fees to use OpenBazaar, ever, and there are no terms and conditions to sign.

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Kerry Diamond has been starting businesses since she was in the third grade launching a school newspaper. "I am very fortunate in that I knew from a very early age what I wanted to do," she tells Hillary Kerr in episode 36 of Second Life. Although she started out in hard journalism, the entrepreneur pivoted to the beauty space and catapulted from beauty director at Harper's Bazaar to head of PR at Lancôme. All before striking out on her own to co-found Cherry Bombe, a biannual indie magazine that celebrates women in the food world.

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In this episode of Dealing in Design Jamie sits down with one half of Smith Street Bazaar, the brilliant Eryca Green. In this episode we touch on Aesthetics Vs Function, single parenting, and the timeless qualities of good design.

Vince Aletti has spent decades looking at pictures. As the current photography critic for The New Yorker and art editor for The Village Voice (1994 –2005), he’s studied tens of thousands—maybe hundreds of thousands—of images. When I asked him to choose one picture to discuss, amazingly he didn't hesitate: it would be the Richard Avedon photograph "Lew Alcindor, Basketball Player, New York City, May 2, 1963."

The image is an undeniably great work by one of the masters of 20th-century photography, but for Vince, it's a personal connection that elevates it.

Listen to discover how Vince first came upon this photograph in a special 1965 issue of Harper’s Bazaar. Vince describes how the magazine and the photograph affected him and how that influence continues today.

Lew Alcindor, the teenager pictured in the portrait, grew up to become Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, one of the greatest players in the history of the sport (and today he maintains an equally impressive career off the court).

This Perfect Portrait tells the story of a photographer, his subject, and one viewer whose passion for the image has shaped his way of looking for more than 50 years.