Gutter Therapy and Other October Rites of Passage
Published on 10/06/2026Clogged gutters dump water against the foundation, which is how a $0 Saturday becomes a basement with a new indoor creek.
What Teachers Wish Parents Knew, How Teaching Changed After AI
Published on 10/05/2026What teachers wish parents knew has not changed as much as the software has. Kids still forget their lunch, still announce they are “done with school forever” on a Tuesday, and still learn best when an adult at home treats homework like a team sport instead of a surprise audit.
It’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month: The Scams AI Just Made Much Harder to Spot
Published on 10/02/2026The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center gave AI its own line in the 2025 crime report for the first time: 22,364 complaints and about $893 million in reported losses.
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Why Everyone Is Watching Podcasts Now, Not Just Listening
Published on 10/01/2026Podcasts used to be the thing you put in your ears so you could ignore the rest of your life with a clear conscience. Dishes, commute, treadmill, that one stretch of highway where the radio gives up. The voice in your headphones was company, not a commitment.
When Summer Finally Taps Out and Fall Walks In Like It Owns the Place
Published on 09/25/2026What we now call “fall” used to be “harvest” in older English, then “the fall of the leaf,” which is still the most honest job description a season ever had.
How to Survive Dating (or Being Related to) Someone Who Treats Fantasy Football Like a Second Job
Published on 09/21/2026Multiple teams make everything worse. One team is a personality quirk. Three teams is a scheduling conflict with reality.
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Published on 09/15/2026The origins of Hispanic Heritage Month date back to 1968, when President Lyndon B. Johnson signed a law establishing Hispanic Heritage Week.
The Ultimate Fall Reset: What to Change Before October
Published on 09/14/2026Your fall reset should also include your finances and goals. With the holiday season approaching, October is a great time to review your budget before seasonal spending begins.
Labor Day, Then and Now
Published on 09/07/2026From its roots in the labor movement to the traditions we enjoy today, the Labor Day holiday offers a chance to recognize the people whose work keeps the country moving.
Every Mark Tells a Story: The Lost Art of Scoring a Baseball Game
Published on 09/04/2026The lost art of keeping score reminds us that sometimes the best insights don't come from watching the final result; they come from paying attention to every step that leads there.
The Anatomy of a Commodity Super Cycle - Part 2
Published on 09/03/2026The conditions behind the move and where the flows go.
The Anatomy of a Commodity Super Cycle - Part 1
Published on 09/02/2026The conditions behind the move and where the flows go.