Today, crappy computer animated kids films are popping up faster than mp3 blogs. Finding Nemo devotee Kevin Nguyen examines the success behind Pixar, the only studio bucking the trend.
Hiking down the Grand Canyon sucks. Seasoned mountain man Nick Martens admonishes one of Earth’s greatest natural wonders in a demented rant accompanied by his patented brand of amateurish landscape photography.
Has music become homogenous? Knowitall Jeff Merrion explores current indie rock trends, declaring that bands lack the versatility and staying power of their predecessors.
Notorious socialite Caitlin Boersma tries out the most popular online dating services for a laugh and gets exactly that.
Apple and Nintendo are more alike than you might realize. In the first of a three-part series, Nick Martens discusses events that occurred before he was born to show you how much corporate DNA everybody’s favorite tech companies share.
In the hands of the uninformed, well-intentioned ideals can become irksome. Rabble-rouser Kevin Nguyen confronts the recent sustainability movement and its new wave of quixotic tree-huggers.
The trials and tribulations of starting a website and our bright future becoming the world’s biggest publication.
Kara Becker sits down with author Tracy Kidder, who shares details about his writing process, advice for budding writers, and the one book he’s embarrassed about publishing.
Kevin Nguyen asks the editors of three prominent web publications about their editorial processes.
In the final entry of his series from Pohnpei, Jonathan Gourlay encounters the island’s devious ailments and powerful cures.
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