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My Neighbor Has a Chainsaw
My Neighbor Has a Chainsaw
What I learned by knocking on the front door of the house around the corner
Jessica Zeek Krebsbach
Aug 14, 2019
How I Almost Rescued a Wild Turkey
How I Almost Rescued a Wild Turkey
When nature and nurture collide, what are the casualties?
Emily Kingsley
Jul 19, 2019
The Art of Listening to 45s
The Art of Listening to 45s
Inheriting my mom’s childhood record collection has given me a whole new way to appreciate sound
Ashawnta Jackson
Aug 13, 2019
The Art of Making a Killer Mix CD
The Art of Making a Killer Mix CD
In the age of endless playlists, the limitations of the compact disc are exactly what make it so special
Allison Gauss
Aug 6, 2019
We’re All Waiting For The Big One
We’re All Waiting For The Big One
On Dr. Lucy Jones, canned corn, slow rollers, and fast catastrophes
Summer Block
Jul 23, 2019
The Art of Reporting on a World That’s Falling Apart
The Art of Reporting on a World That’s Falling Apart
Never look at social media in the morning, and other sanity-preserving advice from a hyperlocal journalist
Lauren Victoria
Aug 1, 2019
Your Back-To-School Messages Are Hurting Teachers
Your Back-To-School Messages Are Hurting Teachers
Too often, teachers are told they just need to work harder, sacrifice more
Shanna Peeples
Aug 5, 2018
How Will I Explain My HBO Special to My Son?
How Will I Explain My HBO Special to My Son?
‘Career Suicide’ is unapologetically honest about my struggles with depression — and the lessons I learned fighting against it
Chris Gethard
Jul 23, 2019
What Making Pizza Taught Me About the Meaning of Labor
What Making Pizza Taught Me About the Meaning of Labor
A writer reflects on how food service might add more to society than meets the eye
Molly Simas
Jul 30, 2019
I Competed in the Miss Chinatown USA Beauty Pageant
I Competed in the Miss Chinatown USA Beauty Pageant
And I’m so glad I did
Jessica Yen
Apr 26, 2019
The Racists on My Neighborhood Watch App
The Racists on My Neighborhood Watch App
All the ‘suspicious’ people my neighbors warn each other about have one thing in common: They look like me
Kelly Glass
Jul 29, 2019
You’re Never Better Than Your Neighborhood Bar
You’re Never Better Than Your Neighborhood Bar
Trivia night, addicts, and glasses that never empty keep me coming back for more
Mari Pack
Jul 26, 2019
When My Husband Became My North Star, I Lost Myself
When My Husband Became My North Star, I Lost Myself
He set the course for both our lives — until I started navigating for myself
Karie Luidens
Jul 26, 2019
Drugs and Dancing Made My Life Better
Drugs and Dancing Made My Life Better
They taught me an important lesson: I am my own dance party. I am my own drug.
Micah Enloe
Jul 26, 2019
She’s Off to School… Now What?
She’s Off to School… Now What?
For stay-at-home parents, the first day of school opens up a world of opportunities, challenges, and questions
Matthew J. Koehler
Jul 24, 2019
The Magic of Wednesday Night Beers
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The Magic of Wednesday Night Beers
Life would be incomplete without the accidental rituals we form with friends
Timothy Kreider
Jul 24, 2019
How to Give Away a House
How to Give Away a House
On remembering the people you loved while letting go of what they left behind
Cassie McDaniel
Jul 22, 2019
They Said Engineers Don’t Give Birth to Artists. They Were Wrong.
They Said Engineers Don’t Give Birth to Artists. They Were Wrong.
Becoming your own person is never a frivolity
Margarita Gokun Silver
Jul 19, 2019
Ditch the Google Search
Ditch the Google Search
The disappearing art of sharing wisdom
Carmella Guiol
Jul 19, 2019
My Boyfriend’s Amazon Addiction Keeps Me Up At Night
My Boyfriend’s Amazon Addiction Keeps Me Up At Night
How I forgave my boyfriend’s secret, annoying hobby
Jessica Zeek Krebsbach
Jul 18, 2019
I Do Drugs
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I Do Drugs
It’s time to revise our puritanical, all-or-nothing approach to substances
Timothy Kreider
Jul 17, 2019
I Got Kicked Out of My ‘Mommy and Me’ Class
I Got Kicked Out of My ‘Mommy and Me’ Class
And it was the first time I believed something might be wrong
Robin Finn
Jul 16, 2019
The Joys of Being a Pack Rat
The Joys of Being a Pack Rat
My shoeboxes of stuff allow me touch the past in a way no digital memory could
Carmella Guiol
Jul 16, 2019
‘I Can’t Believe Alcohol Is Stronger Than Love’
‘I Can’t Believe Alcohol Is Stronger Than Love’
The disturbing reality of growing up in an alcoholic household
Elizabeth Keyes
Jul 16, 2019
Google Is Not a Pediatrician
Google Is Not a Pediatrician
And other things I learned as a new mom
Kara Hafez
May 30, 2019
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