Our Week In The Web: February 19, 2016

We get that you might have missed the memo, but there's a memo to be had! That's right — we have a newsletter, and we're still trying to make sure you know about it. The format of the newsletter is still evolving — digital producer Nick Andersen explained some of our logic and hopes for the newsletter project in an interview here — but we also, as always, want to hear from you! What would you read in a newsletter? What kinds of things would you click, forward and share? Tell us at OnPointNPR AT gmail DOT com, in the comments below, or on Facebook, Tumblr and @OnPointRadio.

1. Mohamed El-Erian On The Next Crash (February 16, 2016)

2. Week In The News: New Hampshire Votes, Shaky Wall Street, Gravitational Waves (February 12, 2016)

3. Filling Scalia’s Seat (February 15, 2016)

4. Better Living Through Minimalism (February 16, 2016)

5. Trump's Business Record (February 18, 2016)

"We now have measured, directly, the distortion of space-time." — Gabriela Gonzalez

"Ted Cruz is a Constitutional originalist …except when he gets to where he probably is not a natural-born citizen." — Laurence Tribe 

"Now, I’m not a woman who carries condiments, but there’s a lot of people who do. And I love that." — Renee Graham

"Trump is absolutely a success of a certain kind — the building of his personal brand." — Michael Kreuse

"Have you received the notice of intent to sue for libel from the Trump yet?" (Peter Van Erp)

"I think @OnPointRadio would be a great replacement for @drshow when Diane retires." (@SparksWG3K)

"If TMZ doesn't report it, I don't believe it." (Jay H. Booth)

"Performances like these require us to have the conversation that we unfortunately still need to have." (@AsherHonish)

Come for the slowed-down version of Dolly Parton's "Jolene," stay for the fascinating discussion of books on vinyl records. (Tedium)