Rearranging the songs on the follow up to August and Everything After gives listeners a new way to approach the purposefully challenging Sophomore album from
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The High Low’s Top 3 of The First 3 Weeks of 2020
Who said “best of” lists were just for the end of the year? What about the best of 3 weeks into something? While the Golden
How Millenials Are Being Advertised To
How Advertisers are using our debt, big dreams, fear of failure, and incredible productivity against us “I have failed.” “By all commercial, capitalistic standards I
Growing Up Afraid Of The Wu-Tang Clan And Why You Should Never Fear The Velvet Underground
Everything scares me. Small talk? Yup. The thought I will some day look back at the end of my life and have regrets? Dreadful. Taking
In Defense Of: The Office After Michael Scott
Also, I Try To Convince Myself I’m Not a Sociopath for Liking Robert California Steve Carell never won an Emmy for Michael Scott. Jerry Seinfeld
NotStalgia Ultra: The Fear of Having Already Missed Out
Identity and The Surprising Things Friday Night Lights, Blink-182, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, and Richard Linklater’s Adaptation of a Play Have In Common
How Booksmart Successfully Subverts Just-World Theory
warning: spoilers abound Life isn’t fair. And it’s not unfair in a fair way either. Which is to say, it’s not just that bad people
How Super Mario World Prepared Me For The Crushing Realities of Adulthood
Or, more accurately, How I Ignored The Lessons Super Mario World Tried to Teach Me Until Adulthood Wouldn’t Let Me Anymore 5th grade. On the
Why Concussion Is The Most Unfortunately Titled Sports Movie Ever
Everyone should avoid concussions, absolutely. We shouldn’t have defenseless receivers getting, as the phrase went, JACKED UP! At least, if offensive players are going to
In Defense Of: Dave Matthews Band
jump to bottom for playlist There are only 3 reasons you don’t like Dave Matthews Band. The first: it’s just not your thing. That’s fine.