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items: M31 – January 2026 – Issue 005
items: Books Read in 2025
items: Favorite Media of 2025
items: M31 Newsletter 004
items: M31 Newsletter 003
items: PauseTalk Vol. 99
items: M31 Newsletter 002
items: PauseTalk in October
items: PauseTalk Vol. 98
items: M31 Newsletter 001: It Begins

M31 – January 2026 – Issue 005
type: item
creator: Jean Snow
date: 2026-01-06T10:17:19Z
subject: Newsletter
subject: bluesky
subject: creative shanghai in practice
subject: foto5
subject: m31
subject: newsletter
subject: PauseTalk
subject: PechaKucha Night
subject: Shanghai design pins
subject: shanghai field notes
subject: wechat
description: This is the fifth edition of my monthly newsletter, M31, that was sent out on Tuesday, January 6, 2026 — you can subscribe here. and read the first edition here. M31 – January 2026 – Issue 005 Creative Shanghai in Practice 31.2304° N, 121.4737° E Quite a few years ago, when I would start a new year, I used to announce via a […]
encoded: This is the fifth edition of my monthly newsletter, M31, that was sent out on Tuesday, January 6, 2026 — you can subscribe here. and read the first edition here. M31 – January 2026 – Issue 005 Creative Shanghai in Practice 31.2304° N, 121.4737° E Quite a few years ago, when I would start a new year, I used to announce via a blog post something that I was planning for the year. It could take the form of a new project, or some sort of initiative, but for me it was a way to set some sort of direction for the year. It’s a “practice” I haven’t done in years — at least since leaving Tokyo just over 10 years ago — and it’s something I was thinking about during my short holiday break. Looking back at what I’ve been doing via my various activities over the last year or two (PauseTalk, PechaKucha Night, FOTO5, Shanghai Design Pins) I started thinking about how all of these things could better work together, and be something I can build on in order to continue to develop new things as a “creative” in this city. 2026 is going to be about building and sustaining a creative rhythm, and I’m calling it “Creative Shanghai in Practice.” I already have weekly rhythms (FOTO5), monthly ones (M31), and bi-monthly ones (PauseTalk, PechaKucha Night — although PKN is almost turning into a monthly affair), and I plan on adding some fun new ideas to these, that fall into these rhythms, and in some cases create new ones. I don’t want to already talk too much about them, but you’ll hear about them soon enough as I launch them in the coming months. Lastly, as part of this year-long initiative, I want to start giving myself quarterly themes to be inspired by — first up, “Edges & Beginnings.” — What’s M31? It’s a name I used close to two decades ago as my sort of publishing imprint/company label for the activities I was doing while I lived in Tokyo, and I’ve decided to revive it. It’s simply inspired by my birthday of May 31. The logo you see above was designed by <a style="color: #261eb2; text-de…

Books Read in 2025
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creator: Jean Snow
date: 2026-01-01T11:20:10Z
subject: Books
subject: 2025
subject: goodreads
subject: reading challenge
description: Finally, a decent year of reading! If you’ve followed these annual round-ups from me (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024), you’ll know that I’ve been struggling with my annual reading challenge (and as always, this only covers proper books, as I still read tons of comics, bandes-dessinées, content on the web, and magazines), and this year […]
encoded: Finally, a decent year of reading! If you’ve followed these annual round-ups from me (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024), you’ll know that I’ve been struggling with my annual reading challenge (and as always, this only covers proper books, as I still read tons of comics, bandes-dessinées, content on the web, and magazines), and this year I’m happy to say that I although I didn’t hit my target of 20, I did reach 18, and I’m close to finishing up my 19th. I did have periods (months even) where I barely read anything, and it was really in the past few months that I feel like I found a good reading groove, and I hope that continues in the new year — last week I was thinking of giving a forced push to reach that 20 target, but in the end I felt like it wasn’t a good idea to force myself to read when I’m not necessarily in the mood for it. For 2026 I’m keeping the same target of 20, although I’m already feeling like it will be easily reached, and I think it’s the first time I start a year feeling like that. Below, a list of what I read in 2025, with links to my reviews on Goodreads. Ajax Penumbra (Robin Sloan) Careless People: A Cautionary Tale of Power, Greed, and Lost Idealism (Sarah Wynn-Williams) Double or Nothing (Kim Sherwood) For Your Eyes Only (Ian Fleming) Foundry (Eliot Peper) Keep Going: 10 Ways to Stay Creative in Good Times and Bad (Austin Kleon) Mondo Tokyo: Dispatches from a Secret Japan (Patrick Macias) People From My Neighborhood (Hiromi Kawakami) Pietr-le-Letton (Simenon) So Many Books: Reading and Publishing in an Age of Abundance (Gabriel Zaid) Strange Pictures (Uketsu) The Almost Perfect Reset: Plan, Execute and Enjoy an Almost Perfect Creative Break in Tokyo (Luis Mendo) The Dream Architects: Adventures in the Video Game Industry (David Polfeldt) The Seven Dials Mystery (Agatha Christie) The Suitcase Clone (Robin Sloan) Things Become Other Things: A Walking Memoir (Craig Mod) Tokyo Express (Seicho Matsumoto) Yearbook (Seth Rogen)

Favorite Media of 2025
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creator: Jean Snow
date: 2026-01-01T10:16:12Z
subject: Anime
subject: Film
subject: Games
subject: Magazines
subject: Music
subject: TV
subject: 1995
subject: 2025
subject: aew
subject: bds
subject: board games
subject: Comics
subject: f1
subject: favorite media
subject: podcasts
subject: top 5
description: For the 16th time (following 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024), here is my annual look back at my favorite media consumed in a variety of categories, all released in the past year. As always, caveats: this is based on what I took in and […]
encoded: For the 16th time (following 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024), here is my annual look back at my favorite media consumed in a variety of categories, all released in the past year. As always, caveats: this is based on what I took in and so there’s obviously plenty of things that I didn’t get around to checking out yet, and it’s not a “best of,” but like the title says, a list of “favorites” (i.e. what I personally enjoyed the most). For me it’s a fun exercise in looking back at what I liked during the past year, and hopefully it acts as a good list of recommendations for anyone reading this. For each category I list a top 5 in alphabetical order, and then add in honorable mentions when I want to include more. Even though I read quite a few books this past year (here’s the post for that), I don’t include it as a category as I don’t really read enough of new releases, and this year I’ve added a new category, Board Games, as I’ve been able to play a lot of new releases. Favorite Games This year I really fell in love with the newly released Switch 2, which explains the very heavy presence of Nintendo games in this year’s list. The Switch 2 really is my favorite console, and I love playing old and new games on it (I’m currently thoroughly enjoying playing both Red Dead Redemption and Hitman: World of Assassination on it), both on TV and in handheld mode in bed or laid out on a sofa. Although not really represented here, I do also play a lot of older games on my Steam Deck, and I’m very interested in getting the Steam Machine when it comes out, as the companion to my Switch 2. Assassin’s Creed Shadows (Xbox Series S) Ball x Pit (Switch 2) Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment (Switch 2) Mario Kart World (Switch 2) Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Switch) Honorable Mentions: Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition (Switch 2), Dear me, I was… (Switch 2), Donkey Kong Bananza (Switch 2), Fast Fusion (Switch 2), Kir…

M31 Newsletter 004
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creator: Jean Snow
date: 2025-12-02T09:16:10Z
subject: Newsletter
subject: bluesky
subject: foto5
subject: m31
subject: newsletter
subject: PauseTalk
subject: PechaKucha Night
subject: Shanghai design pins
subject: wechat
description: This is the fourth edition of my monthly newsletter, M31, that was sent out on Tuesday, December 2 — you can subscribe here. and read the first edition here. Hi everyone, and welcome to the December edition of the M31 newsletter! I’m Jean Snow, and this is where I share monthly updates on what I’m up to here in Shanghai. Let’s get […]
encoded: This is the fourth edition of my monthly newsletter, M31, that was sent out on Tuesday, December 2 — you can subscribe here. and read the first edition here. Hi everyone, and welcome to the December edition of the M31 newsletter! I’m Jean Snow, and this is where I share monthly updates on what I’m up to here in Shanghai. Let’s get to it. What’s M31? It’s a name I used close to two decades ago as my sort of publishing imprint/company label for the activities I was doing while I lived in Tokyo, and I’ve decided to revive it. It’s simply inspired by my birthday of May 31. The logo you see above was designed by Ian Lynam, and is part of a set of 31 logos he created for me back in the late 2000s, which I’ve decided to start re-using for this newsletter. All the activities I organize in Shanghai have dedicated groups in WeChat, where you’ll get the latest updates, and so please contact me to be added to any of them. PauseTalk <img loading="lazy" decoding="async" class="wp-image-33319 size-medium alignnone" src="http://www.jeansnow.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/PauseTalk_Promo_V100-300x300.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="300" srcset="http://www.jeansnow.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/PauseTalk_Promo_V100-300x300.jpg 300w, http://www.jeansnow.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/PauseTalk_Promo_V100-1024x1024.jpg 1024w, http://www.jeansnow.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/PauseTalk_Promo_V100-150x150.jpg 150w, http://www.jeansnow.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/PauseTalk_Promo_V100-768x768.jpg 768w, http://www.jeansnow.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/PauseTalk_Promo_V100-1536x1536.jpg 1536w, http://www.jeansnow.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/PauseTalk_Promo_V100.jpg 2000w" sizes="auto, (max-width: 300px) 100vw, 300px" /> On the PauseTalk side of things, no big updates since last month except that I’ve decided to postpone the upcoming Vol. 100 to sometime in January (instead of December). With a PechaKucha Night planned for early December (see below), and the second-half of December …

M31 Newsletter 003
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creator: Jean Snow
date: 2025-11-04T08:01:44Z
subject: Newsletter
subject: bluesky
subject: foto5
subject: m31
subject: newsletter
subject: PauseTalk
subject: PechaKucha
subject: PechaKucha Night
subject: Shanghai design pins
subject: wechat
description: This is the third edition of my monthly newsletter, M31, that was sent out on Tuesday, November 4 — you can subscribe here. and read the first edition here. Hello, and welcome to this latest edition of the M31 newsletter. I’m Jean Snow, and read on for the latest on PauseTalk (with Vol. 100 just around the corner), PechaKucha Night (next week!), and […]
encoded: This is the third edition of my monthly newsletter, M31, that was sent out on Tuesday, November 4 — you can subscribe here. and read the first edition here. Hello, and welcome to this latest edition of the M31 newsletter. I’m <a href="https://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Fwww.rumicat.com%2Fl%3Fu=http%253A%252F%252Fjeansnow.net%252F%26slug=m31/1/0100019a4cd0cafc-aee25e7b-78a7-4f17-99b5-273f7d074da6-000000/LxtNFIc1mzcZdbOpAAsyCQDhkeqQZD8E87lnALeAtV4=429" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/https:%252F%252Fwww.rumicat.com%252Fl%253Fu%3Dhttp%25253A%25252F%25252Fjeansnow.net%25252F%2526slug%3Dm31/1/0100019a4cd0cafc-aee25e7b-78a7-4f17-99b5-273f7d074da6-000000/LxtNFIc1mzcZdbOpAAsyCQDhkeqQZD8E87lnALeAtV4%3D429&source=gmail&ust=1762329231600000&usg=AOvVaw2wEtwlEsDa55j9ykIcK80Q">Jean Snow, and read on for the latest on PauseTalk (with Vol. 100 just around the corner), PechaKucha Night (next week!), and the other fun stuff I’m up to these days. What’s M31? It’s a name I used close to two decades ago as my sort of publishing imprint/company label for the activities I was doing while I lived in Tokyo, and I’ve decided to revive it. It’s simply inspired by my birthday of May 31. The logo you see above was designed by <a href="https://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Fwww.rumicat.com%2Fl%3Fu=https%253A%252F%252Fianlynam.com%252F%26slug=m31/1/0100019a4cd0cafc-aee25e7b-78a7-4f17-99b5-273f7d074da6-000000/465RKtqIo5LYGxubOVW-154VPrCsJgXRo1ge1dOGPOc=429" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/https:%252F%252Fwww.rumicat.com%252Fl%253Fu%3Dhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fianlynam.com%25252F%2526slug%3Dm31/1/0100019a4cd0cafc-aee25e7b-78a7-4f17-99b5-273f7d074da6-000000/465RKtqIo5LYGxubOVW-154VPrCsJgXRo1ge1dOGPOc%3D429&source=gmail&ust=1762329231600000&usg=AOvVaw2W8QMkgEx2cGdprGLQhjPK">Ian Lynam, and is p…

PauseTalk Vol. 99
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creator: Jean Snow
date: 2025-10-27T10:34:36Z
subject: PauseTalk
subject: 48-hour film project
subject: bananafish books
subject: wechat
description: PauseTalk Vol. 99 was held on Thursday, October 23 at Bananafish Books, and ended up getting the biggest turnout yet for a PauseTalk session in Shanghai, with 20 participants. It was a lively bunch, with of course a long intro roll at the start – that itself ignited a lot of questions and discussion as it was still going. […]
encoded: PauseTalk Vol. 99 was held on Thursday, October 23 at Bananafish Books, and ended up getting the biggest turnout yet for a PauseTalk session in Shanghai, with 20 participants. It was a lively bunch, with of course a long intro roll at the start – that itself ignited a lot of questions and discussion as it was still going. Topics throughout the night ranged from community (why we join them, how to run them), whether language used influences who attends the event more than any cultural influence (i.e. why an event like PauseTalk tends to be expat heavy), some takes on fashion in the city, and yes, good ol’ AI, which tends to be a recurring theme, with strong opinions on both sides of the debate on its use. As one of the topics touched on filmmaking, and more specifically, a few in attendance had participated in the recent 48-hour Film Project, we capped it off with an impromptu viewing of the short they had produced (“The Greatest Show-Off”), which ended up winning the top prize. Below, the list of participants: Alberto Sanseverino (Creative Director) Ano (AIGC Creator) Bill Glennie (Would-be Actor) Candy (Trade Assistant) Cliff Chiu (Game Designer) Dorothy Foo (Filmmaker/IP Creator) Gemma Li (Filmmaker/Director) George Hubert (The Man) Gordon Wang (AI & Digital) Jean Snow (Game Developer) Juliette Xue (E-commerce Marketing) Kat (Brand & Community) Kuan Tong (Voice Actor) Maria Razzhivina (Robot Lover) Mason (AIGC Creator) Olga (Marketing & Communications) Paul Copeland (Filmmaker) Tessie Wang (Pending New Role) Yegor (Phsyics Teacher) Yumeng Gai (Sculpter & Designer) What’s next? As I had shared last time, I am still planning on producing a zine to commemorate the upcoming Vol. 100, and the collecting of material for that (for those who would like to contribute a page) is likely to mostly happen in the WeChat group we have – but if you’ve ever attended a PauseTalk in the past (either in Tokyo or Shanghai) and would like to contribute something, do get in touch. As fo…

M31 Newsletter 002
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creator: Jean Snow
date: 2025-10-06T12:06:17Z
subject: Newsletter
subject: bluesky
subject: foto5
subject: m31
subject: newsletter
subject: PauseTalk
subject: PechaKucha Night
subject: Shanghai design pins
subject: wechat
description: This is the second edition of my monthly newsletter, M31, that was sent out on Monday, October 6 — you can subscribe here. and read the first edition here. Hi, this is Jean Snow, and welcome to this second edition of my M31 newsletter — which I’m creatively titling “October 2025.” I’ll be sharing the […]
encoded: This is the second edition of my monthly newsletter, M31, that was sent out on Monday, October 6 — you can subscribe here. and read the first edition here. Hi, this is <a href="https://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Fwww.rumicat.com%2Fl%3Fu=https%253A%252F%252Fwww.jeansnow.net%252F%26slug=m31/1/01000199b9622646-45388d1f-d31c-43a5-b298-be528dd6bd36-000000/dgsZnRnp8Qmg6m1lJ6cvicHvvJxfjiZvmOhSAGU2pzE=425" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/https:%252F%252Fwww.rumicat.com%252Fl%253Fu%3Dhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.jeansnow.net%25252F%2526slug%3Dm31/1/01000199b9622646-45388d1f-d31c-43a5-b298-be528dd6bd36-000000/dgsZnRnp8Qmg6m1lJ6cvicHvvJxfjiZvmOhSAGU2pzE%3D425&source=gmail&ust=1759838398531000&usg=AOvVaw06EOjVh0kRroaNN3bTiG--">Jean Snow, and welcome to this second edition of my M31 newsletter — which I’m creatively titling “October 2025.” I’ll be sharing the latest on all my activities, like I did last time — and I think there’s plenty new to share. In recent weeks I enjoyed visits to both Tokyo and my hometown of Moncton, New Brunswick in Canada, which both helped re-energize me. What’s M31? It’s a name I used close to two decades ago as my sort of publishing imprint/company label for the activities I was doing while I lived in Tokyo, and I’ve decided to revive it. It’s simply inspired by my birthday of May 31. The logo you see above was designed by <a href="https://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Fwww.rumicat.com%2Fl%3Fu=https%253A%252F%252Fianlynam.com%252F%26slug=m31/1/01000199b9622646-45388d1f-d31c-43a5-b298-be528dd6bd36-000000/629T7J7DtLmLKDYXSp8Z40TRVnJwJWxdPfREvQu3r14=425" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/https:%252F%252Fwww.rumicat.com%252Fl%253Fu%3Dhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fianlynam.com%25252F%2526slug%3Dm31/1/01000199b9622646-45388d1f-d31c-43a5-b298-be528dd6bd36…

PauseTalk in October
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creator: Jean Snow
date: 2025-10-06T10:46:18Z
subject: PauseTalk
description: The next PauseTalk, Vol. 99, will take place at Bananafish Books, this time on Thursday, October 23. As always, the official start will be at 19:30, there is no entry fee, and you are free to bring drinks/snacks. For more detailed updates, you can join our group on WeChat (contact me to be added).
encoded: The next PauseTalk, Vol. 99, will take place at Bananafish Books, this time on Thursday, October 23. As always, the official start will be at 19:30, there is no entry fee, and you are free to bring drinks/snacks. For more detailed updates, you can join our group on WeChat (contact me to be added).

PauseTalk Vol. 98
type: item
creator: Jean Snow
date: 2025-08-29T03:26:35Z
subject: PauseTalk
subject: bananafish books
subject: Zine
description: PauseTalk Vol. 98 took place on Thursday, August 28 at Bananafish Books, and although we were fewer this time, I still had a wonderful time conversing with the group, touching on everything from leaving the city (or the country), to the draw of corporate culture (some of the benefits) vs. the freedom of entrepreneurship, the mind constantly at work, […]
encoded: PauseTalk Vol. 98 took place on Thursday, August 28 at Bananafish Books, and although we were fewer this time, I still had a wonderful time conversing with the group, touching on everything from leaving the city (or the country), to the draw of corporate culture (some of the benefits) vs. the freedom of entrepreneurship, the mind constantly at work, New Zealand (and the pace of life), and everything in between. I do believe it might also have been the first edition with all participants being women (well, other than me). Big thanks also to Olga for keeping me and my wine company as we waited for others to arrive –and for bringing chocolates for the “chocolate” edition (per the promo image for the event). Below, the list of participants: Candy (Trade Assistant) Eliza Flow (Graphic Design Manager) Jean Snow (Game Developer) Olga (Marketing & Communications) Simbi Ladipo (Product Designer) Xenia Sidorenko (Textile Recycling Queen) Also, I shared some of my plans for the upcoming Vol. 100 – which also mark 20 years of producing the series, and is likely to happen in December – and that’s to produce a commemorative zine. The idea so far is to invite anyone who has attended at least one edition of PauseTalk in the past to contribute one page (or spread). I don’t have a theme in mind, I want to keep it open, but it could be something that relates to what they experienced or got out of attending PauseTalk. I’ll share more details on the project soon, but I expect most of the organization to happen through the WeChat group. What’s next? PauseTalk Vol. 99 should normally happen sometime in October, with the Vol. 100 in December. To stay updated, the best way is to join the WeChat group (contact me to be added).

M31 Newsletter 001: It Begins
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creator: Jean Snow
date: 2025-08-27T07:35:39Z
subject: Newsletter
subject: foto5
subject: m31
subject: newsletter
subject: PauseTalk
subject: PechaKucha Night
subject: Shanghai design pins
subject: wechat
description: This is the first edition of my new monthly newsletter, M31, that was sent out on Wednesday, August 27 — you can subscribe here. Hi, I’m Jean Snow, and I’d like to welcome you to the first edition of my monthly M31 newsletter, in which I plan on sharing the latest updates in regards to all of my […]
encoded: This is the first edition of my new monthly newsletter, M31, that was sent out on Wednesday, August 27 — you can subscribe here. Hi, I’m <a href="http://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/http:%2F%2Fwww.jeansnow.net%2F/1/01000198ea16bcc3-4c25cb3b-5de3-4f2f-b10d-3368bd845018-000000/cSu513xzaC1lkfwUFhCLAv5TEhtLLBO96BeSqJLh3n4=420" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/http:%252F%252Fwww.jeansnow.net%252F/1/01000198ea16bcc3-4c25cb3b-5de3-4f2f-b10d-3368bd845018-000000/cSu513xzaC1lkfwUFhCLAv5TEhtLLBO96BeSqJLh3n4%3D420&source=gmail&ust=1756362735000000&usg=AOvVaw2m_Uy6tpvDwioN1XieGeci">Jean Snow, and I’d like to welcome you to the first edition of my monthly M31 newsletter, in which I plan on sharing the latest updates in regards to all of my events and initiatives I currently run in Shanghai. This will include my bi-monthly <a href="https://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Fpausetalk.org%2F/1/01000198ea16bcc3-4c25cb3b-5de3-4f2f-b10d-3368bd845018-000000/Twyhz65FSFSgCvJLf52tqlXvLMEU7-GFHKY6969mc04=420" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/https:%252F%252Fpausetalk.org%252F/1/01000198ea16bcc3-4c25cb3b-5de3-4f2f-b10d-3368bd845018-000000/Twyhz65FSFSgCvJLf52tqlXvLMEU7-GFHKY6969mc04%3D420&source=gmail&ust=1756362735000000&usg=AOvVaw2WKQRh4ScbojYZC71_auuN">PauseTalk talk series, the <a href="http://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/http:%2F%2Fwww.jeansnow.net%2Fpechakucha-night%2F/1/01000198ea16bcc3-4c25cb3b-5de3-4f2f-b10d-3368bd845018-000000/H625OSm3ve59_7BuZ03oXK0OPxSo4Rx3uUQuOv4wUOE=420" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://links.mail.rumicat.com/CL0/http:%252F%252Fwww.jeansnow.net%252Fpechakucha-night%252F/1/01000198ea16bcc3-4c25cb3b-5de3-4f2f-b10d-3368bd845018-000000/H625OSm3ve59_7BuZ03oXK0OPxSo4Rx3uUQuOv4wUOE%3D420&source=gmail&ust=175636273500…