Last week I finished reading Jim Freeman’s Rich Thanks to Racism, adding another book to my list of bleak reads on the state of America.

I’ve gotten very into Michael Hobbes’ latest podcast endeavor, If Books Could Kill. Hobbes was the longtime host of another favorite podcast, You’re Wrong About,

Still feeling a little burned out from the fall semester last month, I treated myself to a day off last month and wandered into a

I didn’t keep my resolutions this year. Though let’s be honest, I rarely do. I kind of hate resolutions because too often they seem to

I was delighted the other week to see a piece in the New York Times on Tricia Hersey, the founder of the Nap Ministry. I

I’ve been thinking a lot about rest this year. It can be hard thinking about rest when we live in a society that’s so ultra-focused

Did anyone else watch The Good Place? Created by Michael Schur, the show started airing in 2016 and wrapped up in January 2020 after four

I recently read Ta-Nehisi Coates’ We Were Eight Years in Power: An American Tragedy for the first time. Published in 2017, the book is a