InChaotic NaturalbyJessi Roesch·Oct 27, 2024How a Ranch Visit Changed Everything About How I See FoodMother Nature will mix intervals of tranquil weather with occasional shots of cold and wintry precipitation but overall may seem to be a…
Chantal Gaudiano Whittington·May 26, 2023How I Dealt with the Covid Pandemic While Legally BlindIf you even think you have Covid, don’t come here!A response icon2A response icon2
Charlie Rhomberg·Mar 9, 2022Optimal Pollution Is Our Least Bad OptionThoughts on the difficult choice between near-term energy reliability and climate change mitigationA response icon1A response icon1
InFreeze StoriesbyRyan Gossen·Feb 17, 2022THE PALMER EVENTS CENTERMy first pickup was at a big multiplex off Riverside. Hana, who was working the phones, assured me that in one of the five story cubes…
Nathan Ryan·Jan 7, 2022Every book I read in 20212021 was a weird one. I had a hard time reading as much as I usually do. For my top five and the full reading list, scroll down. But first…
Eric Esqueda·Dec 1, 2021Will We Survive the Next Things to Come: An Article of Houston ResilienceI’m writing this in December of 2021, the environment in Houston is…fickle at best. It’s the same year that saw the cold snap that our city…
Ray Brimble·Nov 9, 2021Re-cultivating Our Mutual SelvesThe great Texas freeze last February, (a.k.a. Snowmageddon), was pretty darn traumatic.
Roopal Badheka·Mar 31, 2021Walking the Messy Road to ToleranceI walked through the carcasses, their bodies flowing in the wind. The remnants of my garden were in tatters. I knelt by the crunchy…
J Hillyer·Mar 30, 2021What should we watch:Point Break; Bill & Ted; John Wick; Fault in Our Stars; Little Women; Perks of Being a Wallflower; Patriot; October Sky; Day After Tomorrow
