The Weekly Made From Leftovers I'm releasing the first chapter of my book and will follow with more in the coming weeks. I explain the book in this issue of The Weekly.
Made From Leftovers Introduction: Made From Leftovers Made From Leftovers is a comedic memoir that explores the impact of poverty and what it means for the rest of us.
Articles Maybe You Should Have a Drink This little-known fact will change your creative process forever. We took a look at the data, and a big university agrees; people will believe whatever you tell them.
The Weekly Steering clear of the Monarchy Please use a screen protector and wipe down all your emails before opening them, but the pandemic is over.
Articles Working for The Algorithm The ways The Algorithm takes away our Sundays and decides our fate. An essay about how sound bites win over sound thinking, and even shapes our beliefs.
The Weekly Well Isn't That Special Master? I am satisfied with my role as an Email Writer, but maybe there’s something more.
Articles Putin His Place. A Case For Action. Lessons from 9/11: It’s cheaper to clean up a political mess than a nuclear disaster. Should we stop the bleeding before it gets worse?
The Weekly The Queen and Dark Brandon A farewell to Queen Elizabeth II and the unofficial launch of the midterm campaign season.
Articles Pumpkin Spice Wars Fall is coming and our politicians know we like pumpkin spice lattes, and we can't resist the power of this incredible, but deceptive ingredient.
The Weekly Redacted An update on the now released and redacted affidavit and a question about whether or not you should be considered a freeloader.
Articles When Being Non-Partisan Leans Left Being non-partisan is a tough job. One of the things we can be sure of, there aren't very many good politicians. But no party has an exclusive on good ideas or dumb statements.
Members only Serial Generational Change: A War On Women Only forty years ago, women were not able to get business loans without a man's signature. Today, Women have achieved full access, but our system engineers them into the sidelines. It's part of our Serial: How generational change is changing America.
The Weekly Nancy The Diplomask Hey friends, Good morning to everyone except for Donald Trump's legal team. I've got a lot of news for you this week, so I'm going to have to refrain from sharing the latest suburban tropes about lawncare or run-ins with HOAs. Obviously, those things
Serial Generational Change: Is It Really Okay Boomer? Generational Change is Changing America. As a result of generational shifts, the world may be facing a new challenge that we haven't previously encountered, and it is reshaping American life. It's a new Serial from The Lorem Ipsum.
Articles Like A Beer in the Headlights After the completion of the 8th hearing from the January 6th Commission, here's what the Republicans are doing in response.
Articles Eyes on Pro-Life Indiana. After a viral story, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is engaging in political theatre to smear and intimidate a doctor for providing a legal and life saving abortion for a 10-year-old rape victim.
Articles Arming America (With Information) When it comes to gun laws, the power of rhetoric is greater than reason, but gun violence, like almost all problems, is a mathematical one and will require a more nuanced approach.
The Weekly The 100th Publishing In just over a year The Lorem Ipsum has published 100 articles and newsletters. Here's the mission of the publication along with something new.
The Weekly Party like it's 1969 Good morning friends, This week, we've been celebrating the rare milestone of going back in time. As you likely know, the Supreme Court has reversed a watershed ruling, turning the clocks back to 1973. I'm not sure I have ever known what it's like
