Would You Clone Yourself? I Would. I Think.

March 31, 2018 on Featured, Science by Hannah Carrodus

Now that they’ve successfully cloned primates, we’re next. But are we ready to welcome the clone versions of us into our lives?

As a Parent, Are You Afraid to Ask? Don’t Be. Imagine the Alternative.

December 8, 2017 on Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Corie Skolnick

It’s our responsibility as parents to do what we can to protect our children. Especially now, you may need to ask one specific question to help avoid a nightmare scenario.

Brave New Parents: Letting Aldous Huxley Raise Your Kids

May 13, 2017 on Featured, Society, Sub-Culture by Jay Stewart

Novelist, social commentator, and drug addict Aldous Huxley had many great ideas. But is he the kind of person that you’d leave your kids around? The answer should be yes.

All in the Family: Biased News Passed from Parents, Not Online

April 25, 2017 on Featured, Ladder, Media by Gordon Smith

Those parents who blame the Internet for the ease of horror on developing minds should know that they’re the primary news source of Junior’s (mis)understanding.

Behold the Cargo Short, Minivans of Men’s Apparel

August 27, 2016 on Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Ben Werner

Ben Werner’s latest from South Korea as a stay-at-home dad with a military wife and three kids; are cargo shorts dead?

Poppa’s Got a Brand New Small Man Bag

July 27, 2016 on Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Ben Werner

Ben Werner’s latest dispatch from South Korea as he debates getting himself a man bag.

Sour Americano: Watching Your Beloved Sports Team Lose from a Starbucks in South Korea

May 22, 2016 on Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Ben Werner

Ben Werner shares what it feels like to watch your favorite sports team lose while sitting at a Starbucks drinking an Americano in South Korea, 13 time zones away.

Rockin’ the Dadmobile

April 19, 2016 on Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Ben Werner

Ben Werner’s continuing adventures in South Korea as a stay-at-home dad with a military wife and three kids; he contemplates what to do about family transportation with a new one aboard.

Gaslighting 103: Parents, Self-Doubt, and Beginning to Heal

February 9, 2016 on Featured, Health, Lifestyle by Sarah Xerta

Continuing her series on the subject of gaslighting, Sarah Xerta examines parents who gaslight their children, and the effects this has on the young and impressionable.

Hunter-Gatherer: Ahead of the Jonas Snowpocalypse 2016

January 24, 2016 on Featured, My take on ..., Residents by Ben Werner

Ben Werner traveled with his family from South Korea to the Washington, D.C. area just in time for Winter Storm Jonas. Here’s how he prepared in advance of it.