Casey Liss

1 week ago | caseyliss.com | Casey Liss

An unusual thing happened last week, and I’m trying to process it. I’m hopingwriting about it will help me get some clarity around my thoughts and feelings. For the second time on this blog, I have the unpleasant task of eulogizing afriend. An internet friend, but a friend nevertheless. Early Thursday morning, on 22 May, there was a horrific plane crash inSan Diego, California. All six aboard the plane were killed.

1 week ago | caseyliss.com | Casey Liss

School is wrapping up this week here in Richmond, and as such, I’m deeply intoMaycember. Thus, it completely slipped my mind to post about my mostrecent guest appearance. Last week, I joined my friend and co-conspirator, Ben Rice McCarthy;as well as my internet pal Brian Hamilton on their The Last of Usrecap podcast, The Cast of Us.On the episode, we covered The Price.

1 week ago | theincomparable.com | Casey Liss

S2E6 Review: “The Price”Hosts Ben Rice McCarthy and Brian Hamilton with Casey Liss Who’s ready for a nice calm break from the chaos of Seattle? Casey Liss joins Ben and Brian for an all-flashback episode where we finally get the context for Joel and Ellie’s falling out that we’ve been missing up until now. Grab your Walkman and a cassette, we recommend listening to this one with your eyes closed in a lunar module. Listen to this episode (1 hour, 12 minutes) 00:00 00:00

2 weeks ago | caseyliss.com | Casey Liss

Callsheet 2025.4 is currently rolling out in the App Store. If you don’t haveit yet, you can open the app in the Store and that should allow you toUpdate manually. So what’s new? Users, understandably, have quibbles and feature requests about Callsheet. However, one complaint far-and-away stood out as the most common. It wentsomething like this:Why is it when I look at Sabrina Carpenter, her appearance onSaturday Night Live is listed… before she was born… back whenthe show started in 1975?

1 month ago | caseyliss.com | Casey Liss

I tend to feel… strongly. That applies to most aspects in life, including whenI find a company whose product(s) I really enjoy. Those products tend to share common traits; they are often simple on the surface,but have surprising depth to them. They can mold themselves to fit my needs, butonce that mold is set, they get out of my way. But more than anything else, theytend to be reliable. I fell in love with Apple because, back in the mid aughts,their products really did just work.