9/29/2026 12:23:02 PM Fun things to do in October to get the most out of Fall By Barbara Bland Time to embrace the beauty of the fall season. As cooler temperatures, vibrant autumn foliage, and seasonal traditions arrive, it's time...
9/28/2026 7:30:45 AM Why Dog Parks May Be Better for Your Social Life Than Social Media By John Clark Ever notice how easy it is to spend hours interacting with people online while barely talking to the neighbors down the street? That's...
9/25/2026 7:19:54 AM Good leaders never stop reading By Andre Lacroix To my surprise, I recently heard that leaders are spending less time reading books and instead use AI to read book summaries. This is a...
9/23/2026 12:44:04 PM Adapted Sailing Opens the Water to Everyone By Derek Silva Adapted sailing programs are helping people with disabilities experience the freedom, confidence, and community that come with taking to...
9/23/2026 7:35:07 AM Walking briskly may lower risk of death in some adults: Study By John Neuhauser An interesting article and study on the impact of not only walking but walking at a fairly brisk pace. Yes, more steps are generally...
9/17/2026 7:30:16 AM Tooth powder – an alternative to traditional toothpaste By Ranee Chow Tooth powder is exactly what it sounds like, a powdered product used to clean teeth. While it has been around for centuries, it is making...
9/15/2026 12:30:03 PM The link between pollinator populations and human wellbeing By Louis Scorza Recent research published in Nature has highlighted just how closely human wellbeing is tied to the natural world. Studying farming...
9/14/2026 9:14:03 AM Can Museums Protect our Heritage from Climate Change? By Marie Giannini I recently wrote about why museums matter more than ever. They connect us with history, spark curiosity, and help us understand the world...
9/9/2026 7:30:02 AM The importance of maintaining nature's equilibrium By Louis Scorza Nature's food chains have evolved over millions of years to maintain balance, creating ecosystems that can largely sustain themselves....
9/7/2026 7:30:08 AM Art: A reminder of what humans can do By Marie Giannini A few weeks ago, I visited the Tate Modern to see the popular Frida Kahlo exhibition. While Frida's work was fascinating – and one of my...
9/4/2026 7:32:54 AM Digital books for lower emissions By Louis Scorza As a regular reader and physical copy purist, one modern technology trend I’ve resisted is the move to digital books. Whether it’s the...
9/3/2026 12:36:15 PM Can Heavy Metal Make You Tougher? Researchers Think So By John Clark Turns out headbanging may be good for more than just building your neck muscles.Researchers studying attendees at Germany's massive...
9/2/2026 12:23:18 PM Why September almost instantly feels like autumn By Louis Scorza For many of us in the Northern Hemisphere, September marks an almost immediate shift from summer to autumn, whether the season has...
8/27/2026 7:30:35 AM Why Museums Matter More Than Ever By Marie Giannini I've spent hundreds of hours in museums with my children over the years, especially when they were younger. Whether it was a rainy...
8/26/2026 1:30:02 PM Why the Fear of Being Scammed Can Be Just as Costly as the Scam By John Clark Getting scammed comes with a range of emotions. Embarrassment, rage, and disbelief are just some of those that come during the moment of...
8/24/2026 7:30:56 AM Rethinking what "new" means in construction By Gabrielle Barthelemy Earlier this year, architecture students at the École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Normandie in Rouen took part in “Passé...