Ernest Fisk may have been the man that sent the first wireless message from England to Australia, but he was also a shameless self-promoter and wanted to open communication with the dead.
The Program Noting the Quiet Everyday Acts of Heroes
Despite the headlines, and even our experience, heroes quietly move among us. Now, one project is looking to illuminate the invaluable (and often unheard) work they do.
Men Are Having Less Sex … This Is Why
According to numerous sources, more men are having less sex. The reasons why are a matter of discussion.
Lyra McKee’s Murder Merely Proves That the Troubles Are Not Behind Us
The murder of journalist Lyra McKee sends an obvious message. The troubled Northern Ireland of yore hasn’t left – it is here to stay.
There’s a Link Between Poor Gut Health and Depression
A group of Belgian researchers endeavored to answer a simple question: Does bad food enable depression, or is it the other way around?
Maartje and Derakshan: Two Girls Who Moved an Entire Nation
Maartje van Winkel and Derakshan Beekzada were two strangers linked by one goal. Together, they changed the minds of a nation.
Envy: The Secret Root of Our Depression?
I believe that the modern trend of presenting the idealized you on social media is adding to our depression. Bare envy sits at the root of this problem.
How Are We Going to Teach Our Kids to Be Balanced People If We Aren’t?
With a new grandchild on the way in 2019, I’m wondering how we good people expect to teach the next generation when we’re anything but.
Happenstance, a Letter, and a New Migrant to Vancouver
I recently met a migrant. In her possession, a letter to her new head of state and hopes for a better life in the country that took her in.
The Paris Example: Can Violent Protest Bring Change Elsewhere?
With Macron buckling to the demands of the Paris protesters, it’s easy to assume that violent protest is the best avenue toward progress. But will it work outside of France?