Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
“The Net” is a Thursday discussion with creators and thinkers online. “Let’s see what we catch” is to suggest both the improvisational nature of these discussions and the fact that we never know who is going to show up, adding to the excitement. “In the spirit of eunoia,” the second subtitle, is meant to honor an organization O.G. Rose was part of between 2008 and 2014 in Charlottesville Virginia, though “The Net” has no official affiliation with that organization now. “Eunoia” can be loosely translated as “beautiful thinking,” a phrase we have always loved, for it recalls the three infinites—the good, the true, and the beautiful. We included the second subtitle to honor that creative community which was so formative and meaningful to us.
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Attendants:
Michelle Garner:
instagram.com/og_rose_writing
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For the complete playlist of "The Net" discussions, please see:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-lnxUzWjRmhsU-In3UjLE5luiNbnS_5j
Photo by Anton Atanasov
“The Net” is a Thursday discussion with creators and thinkers online. “Let’s see what we catch” is to suggest both the improvisational nature of these discussions and the fact that we never know who is going to show up, adding to the excitement. “In the spirit of eunoia,” the second subtitle, is meant to honor an organization O.G. Rose was part of between 2008 and 2014 in Charlottesville Virginia, though “The Net” has no official affiliation with that organization now. “Eunoia” can be loosely translated as “beautiful thinking,” a phrase we have always loved, for it recalls the three infinites—the good, the true, and the beautiful. We included the second subtitle to honor that creative community which was so formative and meaningful to us.
__________
Attendants:
Michelle Garner:
instagram.com/og_rose_writing
__________
For the complete playlist of "The Net" discussions, please see:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-lnxUzWjRmhsU-In3UjLE5luiNbnS_5j
Photo by Anton Atanasov
