Joe frank.You have to hear it to believe it. Intense, noir-ish, at times hysterically funny, profoundly insightful, or just plain weird. Eye in the Sky is a good place to start. Here's what he has to say for himself:

When endowed with profound religious feeling, your skin becomes transparent and your blood begins to turn a thin watery hue until the light of the sun streaming in the window passes entirely through you. At last, having evolved into pure spiritual energy, nothing remains of your existence but a small pile of dirty underwear, damp socks, rumpled garments, a driver's license, credit cards and perhaps a small nail clipper.

This is what happens when you achieve oneness with the air, with the sky, with the whole world and everything in it. No longer tormented by nagging questions such as the conundrum of imploding ethical systems as expressed in post-war German soup recipes, you feel a sense of ecstatic exhilaration. It is this condition of bliss that Joe Frank: Somewhere Out There will attempt to elicit in its listeners.

Car Talk is a regular Sunday morning ritual, but you can listen any time. Cartalk.com

So many fonts, so little time (and money). Here are a few fun font sites.

eyesaw fonts

Fountain Type Library

P22

FontFont

Textism The ongoing goings-on of a Canadian designer who sold his possessions and moved to the South of France to live with a woman he met via the web. He's funny, cranky, opinionated and then some. Meanwhile, two weirmaraners have been added to the menagerie, and the photos are hilarious

OpenBrackets Girlfriend of above, wonderful writer, logophile, translator. Lots of great links to fascinating sites about language. Thoughtful, often lyrical, sometimes quite funny.