Ben “reschultzed” Schultz

maker of things, public historian,
founder of bluepageswiki.org

So far, my historical non-fiction works include:
 - JFK+60: live-tweeting the Kennedy assassination 60 years later (2023; more info)
 - The End of the Town (2022)
 - One Million Years of McDonald’s (2021)
 - “They're Moving North”: Milwaukee, the Media, and the Murder of Barbara Anderson (2020)
but watch this space for upcoming projects!

Bluepages is a collaborative historical directory
of the world – like Wikipedia, but for ordinary places
whose histories are often overlooked. Maybe you’re here for one of my spreadsheets collecting information about the historic locations of major American retailers.

In the meantime, I’ve become known in the world as a collector of seven-syllable phrases that can be sung to the tune of “Alexander Hamilton,” or to over 100 other familiar tunes. There are over 16,000 of these phrases so far, and I’m always taking suggestions for more.

My music under the name of Lumpp (2016–2019?)
can be found in its entirety on Bandcamp,
and the least copyright-infringing bits of it are on
YouTube, Spotify, Google Play, iTunes, and Amazon.

Other past Internet adventures include the horrifying Instagram universe split across four accounts: @bentonvilleofficial, @presidentsdaily, @fayettevilleofficial, and @rivereastrecords;
and the Toy Skeleton Media Archive of obscure and often strange videos.

Some of these things have merchandise that you can buy on Spreadshirt, by the way.

You can find me socially at
twitter.com/reschultzed (currently the most active)
@reschultzed.com on Bluesky (may be active soon?)
last.fm/user/reschultzed (currently active)
letterboxd.com/reschultzed (occasionally active)
reschultzed on Discord (occasionally active)
reddit.com/user/reschultzed (occasionally active)
reschultzed.tumblr.com (currently inactive)
cohost.org/reschultzed (currently inactive)
or just email me directly.

Last updated November 20, 2024