What I'm Into Now

A living collection of what I'm watching, listening to, reading, and exploring. Updated whenever something catches my attention.

Watching

YouTube Favorites

Your embedded YouTube playlist or liked videos will appear here.

How to add your YouTube content:

  1. Create a public playlist on YouTube (or use your "Liked Videos")
  2. Go to the playlist page
  3. Click "Share" → "Embed"
  4. Copy the <iframe> code
  5. Paste it here, replacing this placeholder

Example embed code structure:

<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/videoseries?list=YOUR_PLAYLIST_ID"></iframe>

Listening

Podcast Queue

Your Podlink collection or favorite podcast episodes will appear here.

How to add your podcasts:

  1. Set up your Podlink account at podlink.to
  2. Add episodes you're listening to
  3. Get the embed code or shareable link
  4. Paste it here

Alternative: Manually list episodes with links to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, etc.

Pinning

Pinterest Board

Your curated Pinterest board will appear here.

How to embed your Pinterest board:

  1. Create a board on Pinterest for this site
  2. Go to the board
  3. Click the three dots (...)
  4. Select "Get board widget"
  5. Copy the embed code
  6. Paste it here

Or use Pinterest's Widget Builder: widgets.pinterest.com

Reading

Article Queue

Articles and reads that are shaping your thinking right now.

Best options for tracking articles:

  1. Raindrop.io (recommended)
    • Create a public collection
    • Get the embed widget code
    • Clean, beautiful interface
  2. Pocket
    • Make your profile public
    • Share your reading list
  3. Manual list
    • Just create a simple list with links
    • Update it whenever you find something good

Thinking About

Current obsessions: What themes, questions, or ideas are you wrestling with right now? This is a free-form space to share what's capturing your attention.

Example: "How do we build accountability into organizational systems without creating surveillance culture? Been thinking a lot about the difference between transparency and trust..."