Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at 2:07PM by Merlin Mann 
[MP3] “Lost in Space” by Merlin Mann
(As heard in Back to Work #69, “Seven Dwarfs of Bad Emotion”)
This week, another homage. This time to a terrific band from Manchester. It’s called, “Lost in Space.”
Tuesday, May 15, 2012 at 1:01PM by Merlin Mann 
[MP3] “Just Fine” by Merlin Mann
(As heard in Back to Work #67: “Ad Hoc Bra”)
This week, another homage. This time to a favorite band from the Twin Cities. It’s called, “Just Fine.” (FWIW, here’s a quick crash course in Hüsker Dü.)
Thursday, May 10, 2012 at 3:51PM by Merlin Mann ;)
GarageBand File for “Staying Up.” (68 MB .zip)
A handful of people have tweeted and emailed about wanting to get a copy of the GarageBand file for this week’s Found My Place song, “Staying Up” that they could play with, add to, remix, or what-have-you.
I’m super-honored by the interest and am more than happy to avail.
Monday, May 7, 2012 at 10:49AM by Merlin Mann
Updated on Thursday, May 10, 2012 at 3:54PM by
Merlin Mann
[MP3] “Staying Up” by Merlin Mann
(As heard in Back to Work #66: “Horseradish on My Raccoon”)
One of my favorite things about Squarespace is their reliability and uptime. It really is a rock-solid place to hang your stuff.
As a pæan to these Fireball-proof virtues—and a loving tribute to my favorite 80s synthpop band—here’s this week’s tune, “Staying Up.”
If you’re not already using Squarespace to host and run your online world, please consider giving them a spin.
Thursday, May 3, 2012 at 12:01AM by Merlin Mann
[MP3] “Obstacle Race” by Merlin Mann
(As heard in Back to Work #65: “A Light Dusting of Life”)
Squarespace has been a really good friend to me. I love their service, I adore the people who work there, and I’m very grateful that they’ve been such a supportive and longtime sponsor of the Back to Work podcast I do with Dan Benjamin over on his 5by5.tv network.
This month, I told our Squarespace contact, Ryan Stansky, that I wanted to try something special. Because, I’ve always felt like Squarespace and Back to Work have a lot in common.
