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The teeth makers of Kandahar
Al Jazeera · Lynzy Billing
Listen to this story: Kandahar, Afghanistan – In a small shop off a bustling street in the centre of Kandahar city, Haji Muhammad Sultan is busy at…
The Disappearing Art Of Maintenance
Noema Magazine · By Alex Vuocolo
The noble but undervalued craft of maintenance could help preserve modernity’s finest achievements, from public transit systems to power grids, and …
‘These Kids Are Dying’ — Inside the Overdose Crisis Sweeping Fort Bragg
Rolling Stone · Seth Harp
RACHEAL BOWMAN, A single mother from Aberdeen, Maryland, was finishing up her shift as a postal worker the afternoon of June 11, 2021, when she got a …
The Number Ones: Crazy Town’s “Butterfly”
stereogum.com · Tom Breihan
In The Number Ones, I’m reviewing every single #1 single in the history of the Billboard Hot 100, starting with the chart’s beginning, in 1958, and …
8.5 Miles Per Hour, on a Road With No Limits
Sports Illustrated · Joseph Bien-Kahn
Ian Mackay was paralyzed 14 years ago in a bike accident, but he’s come to see there’s happiness in finding new ways to experience old loves. In his …
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How the Trapper Keeper Shaped a Generation of Writers
lithub.com · Jess deCourcy Hinds
This September, I’m using my 5th-grade Trapper Keeper to organize my novel revisions. Less than 24 hours after I was catapulted back into the neon …
Stone Skipping Is a Lost Art. Kurt Steiner Wants the World to Find It.
Outside Magazine · By: Tracy Ross
On a clear-skied morning in March, Kurt “Mountain Man” Steiner stood at a lonely bend of Sinnemahoning Creek, deep inside Pennsylvania’s Elk State…
I Eat Meat. Why Was Hunting My Own Food So Hard?
Bon Appétit · Rachel Levin
This night is different from other nights. Last week I was huddled in a foggy parklet listening to triple-vaxxed friends crow about cryptocurrency over…
How to nurture a personal library
psyche.co · Freya Howarth
An escape, a sanctuary, a place of pleasure, a memoir. Take these steps to ensure your library is just what you want it to be – by Freya Howarth Read…
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