Wellness
The Science of Morning Routines: What Actually Works
Everyone has an opinion about morning routines. Here is what the research actually says about which habits move the needle.
Technology
What Happens When AI Takes Your Creativity Job
Writers, designers, and musicians face a new reality. How creative professionals are adapting to AI that can do their job.
Lifestyle
Experiences Over Things: Why Millennials Were Right All Along
The generation mocked for spending on avocado toast instead of houses may have understood something fundamental about happiness.
Technology
The Return of the Flip Phone
Smartphone sales are flat. Flip phone sales are surging. A growing number of people are choosing less on purpose.
Culture
The Vinyl Comeback Was Just the Beginning
Vinyl outsold CDs again. But the real story is a broader cultural hunger for things that are physical and imperfect.
Culture
How Podcasts Replaced the Water Cooler
Podcasts have become the shared cultural experience that television used to be. Here is why audio is winning.
Travel
Solo Travel Is Not Lonely. It Is Liberating.
Solo travel bookings are up 40%. Here is why traveling alone might be the most important trip you ever take.
Sustainability
Urban Gardening Is Becoming a Radical Act
Growing food in cities was a hobby. Now it is becoming a political and environmental statement.
Wellness
The Rage Room Phenomenon: Smashing Things as Therapy
Pay to destroy a room full of electronics and furniture. Rage rooms are booming. But do they actually help?
Culture
Why True Crime Content Might Be Bad for Your Brain
True crime is the most popular content genre. Psychologists are starting to worry about what consuming it does to us.