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Category Archives: Culture
Three Things We Can All Learn From Mr. Rodgers
We could all learn a few things from Mr. Rodgers. Tom Hanks recently sat down and shared lessons he learned while preparing for his role.
The Earth without “Art” is just eh.
The evidence is clear, being involved with art, directly or indirectly, makes you happier. So, how can we increase accessibility and make the world a better, more beautiful place?
Art, in the Palm of Your Hand
Most museums can’t display all their pieces. What if you could access art for free with your phone? Now you can.
Oh, the Humanity!
Recent studies have shown there’s a surprising biological incentive for us to be altruistic.
The Future is Stigma-Free
The conversation on mental health has changed for the better in the last decade. We still have work to do.
Solstice and Equinox Explained
What is an equinox? Is it the same as a solstice? Is it cause for celebration? What is happening?
I Love This Piece!
Regardless of the medium, we’ve probably all seen a piece of art in our lifetimes that we were drawn to, sometimes inexplicably. Why is that? What is going on in our brains when we gaze at a masterpiece?
Pass the Pasta Salad.
Why is it called a potluck dinner? Is there a lucky pot I was never told about and am totally missing out on? Am I supposed to bury a prize in my next lasagna dish? What is the deal?
Grandma Orca
The orca is one of only two species of mammals, besides humans, known to go through menopause. Biologists have long wondered what drove orcas to evolve this way. The reason has remained a mystery, but new research suggests an answer.
