Josh Axelrod
12-Aug-19
Individuals from all walks of life join together at Silent Book Clubs around the world to socialize, meet new people and trade book recommendations. When the bell rings, it's reading time, and people can read whatever they like, as long as it's in silence.
Julia Furlan
23-Aug-19
Here's the bad news: Men are hurting, and, according to many researchers, masculinity is what is hurting them and making it hard for them to maintain friendships...The good news is that those skills can be recovered!
Brandon Presser
27-May-21
If you’re Indiana Jonesin’ to go big on adventure, look no further than these crowd-free destinations.
Katie Hammel
23-Apr-20
A 2017 University of Iceland survey showed that nearly half of Icelanders say this is the philosophy they live by. Perhaps this idea that everything will work out has been infused into Icelandic culture through the centuries.
Nikhil Sonnad
6-Jul-19
Typical travel can feel a bit hollow. With just one or two weeks to discover a new place, there's time to see the must-sees, try some great restaurants, and even discover a spot or two off the beaten path. But you leave with little more than a vague impression of the place, and when someone asks you about it a few weeks later, all you can say is, "It was great!”
Wes Siler
7-May-18
A new book breaks down the skills required for dealing with 40 different creatures
Barry M. Mitnick
21-Feb-20
What is real can seem pretty arbitrary...Inaccurate information, even deliberately wrong information, doesn't just come from snake-oil salesmen, door-to-door hucksters and TV shopping channels anymore.
Amy Fleming
28-Jul-19
Neuroscientist Shane O'Mara believes that plenty of regular walking unlocks the cognitive powers of the brain like nothing else. He explains why you should exchange your gym kit for a pair of comfy shoes and get strolling
Parker Diakite
5-Jul-19
Solo travel has been on the rise but this is especially true for women.
Dan Kois
18-Sep-19
Dan Kois Recommends Spoon, Lorde, M. I. A., and Much More to Listen To