"Knowing exactly what is right for everyone while watching the world continue to grapple with the Coronavirus is an impossible feat. An easier task is to at the very least, take the time to evaluate and understand what feels right for you."
In this episode we discuss Hogey's favorite hero, Spider-Man. We compare different versions of Spider-Man that we have seen in comics, video games, and on-screen.
"This week’s Sow Good Seeds column departs from the environmental theme of most of my writing, but I’d like to share a story of a recent experience. I try to write columns that encourage us to look at how connected we are to the world around us. I hope this will shed light on the community relationships that are possible when honest and respectful communication is a priority. When we care for each other, we care for the whole."
"This recipe will be great for your next Netflix binge. These are an old favorite for us; a major upgrade to the frozen pizza roll. It also has garlic-butter, which—if we’re being honest—is the key to any good snack. This recipe will make approximately 24 puffs."
"Hello, my name is Steph, and I’m the mother of children who don’t know how to play outside."
"For my small part, one movement that struck home for me was the #IRunWithMaud campaign, in which people ran 2.23 (in memory of the date on which Arbery was killed) in honor of his birthday on May 8. I am a runner, so I thought that this was something I could do."
On this special summer episode, Malachi Carter meets up with friends Camara Wallace, Nayela Chowdhury, and Sarah Diviney at the 2019 Indy Juneteenth Celebration on Indianapolis' west side. They, being the most unlikely bunch at this event (black, biracial, Bangladeshis, and white), discuss the complex joys of this holiday.
Join Lisha and Juliet for the second and third episodes of a THREE-PART SAGA as they break down their thoughts and opinions about the characters and actors within the Marvel Cinematic Universe!
Charles Thomas offers a few ways to live your best life even while on lockdown.
"Please excuse my blackness, I was born this way. My hair naturally curls, and the bass in my voice ain't going away. Please excuse my blackness, I just want to buy a cigar. I'm not trying to steal anything, you are taking this too far."
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