Our Week In The Web: June 27, 2014

Our more astute Facebook and Twitter followers might have noticed that your normal social / web guru was out of the office  most of this week (the "tweets by @nicktheandersen and staff" note on our Twitter handle is usually just the former). Reasons for the vacation aren't necessarily important — SIX DIFFERENT MOOSE — but you might have noticed a slight change in the volume and type of Facebook and Twitter posts this week. We don't know what to think about what that means, so we're asking you. Could you tell a difference in the way our show talked about itself on the web? Do you ever give any thought to the producers behind the scenes and beneath the digital hood? We're not asking for recognition or praise / shame / hate — we're really just curious if you noticed the difference.

1. Week In The News: Iraq At War, Deadly Twisters, An Amazon Phone (June 20, 2014)

2. Big Business And Hospice Care (June 25, 2014)

3. The Reality Of ‘Family-Friendly’ Work Policies (June 24, 2014)

4. Iraq And Regional Responses (June 23, 2014)

5. Best Summer Reads For 2014 (June 16, 2014)

"The fact that she was bathing in blood doesn't mean she was drinking it." — Elizabeth Miller

"The markets are never gonna be fair. Get over it, have a cup of coffee." — Joshua Brown

"There's not a country on the planet with more growth in soccer in the last 25 years than the United States." — Mike Burns

"Ah yes, artisanal, small-batch t-shirts made in Vermont." David Sax

"I miss all the novelty candy and ice cream that popped up in the 70's. They tried bringing a couple things back but the quality was crap. I miss bubble gum ice cream, Marathon bars, and Stix..." (Bernard Redmann)

"It doesn't matter how trendy or healthy kale is, I still cringe every time I get some in my farm box." (@jamiemaraviglia)

"Bigger mouths for biting?" (Steven Williamson)

"On Point are you kidding me? The market was built by and for insider trading. Wake up." (Mark Dorman)

"Slow news day?" (Tyra Lynne Wahl)

Our prouder Dean Russell transformed fellow producer Sam Gale Rosen's script on the "kalephate" into a website. We're sorry. (On Point / Dean Russell)