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They Called It Camelot: Book Review

They Called It Camelot: Book Review

50,000+ books written on JFK, Jackie, and the Kennedys...is there anything left to say? With so much history still left to be explored, why anyone would write another book on anything Kennedy is beyond reason (except, for the fact the Kennedy story is a good sell). ...

For Your Soul: Poetry Crafting

For Your Soul: Poetry Crafting

When was the last time you wrote for yourself? Writing is an essential tool in our digital world but at the same time it’s becoming a lost art. The average American office worker writes, on average, 13 hours a week just writing work emails. And when you factor in...

Spencer- A Review

Spencer- A Review

“A Fable From a True Tragedy.” reads the opening statement of the film.  Throughout this film I was continually caught off-guard by how grueling it was... and how much I enjoyed it.  Spencer is a must see for 2021/2022 - directed by Pablo Larraín and starring Kristen...

Review of Buzz: The Stimulating History of the Sex Toy

Review of Buzz: The Stimulating History of the Sex Toy

Masturbation workshop instructors, the kingpin of the sex toy industry, and a ventriloquist moonlighting as a dildo developer all request the pleasure of your company in Buzz: The Stimulating History of the Sex Toy.  Unrelated to any titillating toy or lascivious act,...

A Stitch in Time, Season One: Series Review

A Stitch in Time, Season One: Series Review

We wear clothes every day, and we consciously choose them based on how we want to be perceived.  A date night dress tells a different story than a work suit. Yet, both serve wildly different functions from your lazy Sunday sweatpants. Fashion historian Amber Butchart...

A Midwife’s Tale: Book Review

A Midwife’s Tale: Book Review

“From the storm lashed decks of the Mayflower… to the present hour; woman has stood like a rock for the welfare and the glory of the history of the country, and one might well add… unwritten, unrewarded, and almost unrecognized.” Clara Barton- courageous founder of the Red Cross- a passionate...

Dorothy Ashby’s Harp Jazz Is Always On Point

Dorothy Ashby’s Harp Jazz Is Always On Point

Voltaire famously said: Pleasure is found first in anticipation...and then in memory. Dorothy Ashby must have known the same. Jazz is the musical form of choice when it comes to leveraging anticipation to create pleasure.  But don’t you dare group her albums among the...

Smart Podcasts For The Thinking Woman

Smart Podcasts For The Thinking Woman

As if talking to a stranger wasn’t bad enough, this introvert has experienced social atrophy beyond comfort in a year of lockdowns followed by a year of work-from-home. Praise be for podcasts. Podcasts are now the sole provider of all non-political conversation...

Editor’s Shortlist: The BEST Books to Gift

Editor’s Shortlist: The BEST Books to Gift

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Smart Podcasts For The Thinking Woman

Smart Podcasts For The Thinking Woman

As if talking to a stranger wasn’t bad enough, this introvert has experienced social atrophy beyond comfort in a year of lockdowns followed by a year of work-from-home. Praise be for podcasts. Podcasts are now the sole provider of all non-political conversation...

Get the Most From Your Museum Visit

Get the Most From Your Museum Visit

Museums are a must when traveling to other areas of the world. And there’s an art to enjoying a large-scale, world-class museum when you’re on a time budget. Museum FOMO is real. Trying to see it all without good prep can stand in the way of a great afternoon...