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Issue No. 10

Thinking about a vibe shift, subscriptions may not make revenue predictable, churches shutting down online worship services, books that are not really banned and a change in venue could reform even Twitter trolls.

Pop Psychology and the Decline of Marriage

Shaky psychological theories have taken on an outsized role in the culture and may be detrimental to our relationships.

Pop Psychology and the Decline of Marriage

Issue No. 9

Spin magazine thinks we need to talk about Spotify, schadenfreude isn’t a Christian value, cancel culture is a thing, legless avatars in VR and Brothertiger outsmarts Tears for Fears.

Elevator Pitch Beliefs

Steven Colbert does an amazing job summarizing the foundations of his belief in two minutes, but that doesn’t satisfy everyone.

A hand-drawn diagram of how Stephen Colber's faith overlaps with comedy.

Worth the Wait

Julia Kwamya invites you to Feel Good About Feeling Bad with an incredibly smooth mixture of dream pop and disco.

The cover of Julia Kwamya's EP.

Issue No. 8

Another Olympics in China, getting into solarpunk, the Tumblr CEO slips away, the Book of Boba Fett, the musicians who hate Spotify and the intrigue of Starforged.

Spotify Canceled

Will a boycott of Spotify by artists and subscribers force the company to make meaningful changes with regard to its intellectual property?

Spotify Canceled

Tatooine Under New Management

The Book of Boba Fett on Disney+ has been met with mixed reactions but beyond being a credible addition to the Star Wars universe, it comes with a story worth telling.

Tatooine Under New Management

Issue No. 7

Jerry Falwell Jr. was never a hypocrite, you can't be "taken down" on Twitter, the similarities between chronic illness and decadence and the dynamic of being a lawyer or judge in politics.

Repairing the Cracks (kintsugi style)

Sometimes, I feel like I need to stop ruminating on the "deep cleavages in American society," as this piece from the Bush Institute refers to them. I wonder if it would be helpful to remember the turbulence of the sixties, just to have some frame of reference for

Repairing the Cracks (kintsugi style)