Private Equity Is Coming for Youth Sports
Youth sports aren’t what they used to be.
Youth sports aren’t what they used to be.
Fascinating podcast episode from Odd Lots -> How Fraudsters Are Bilking the Government Out of Billions of Dollars
Love this post about the intersection of politics & culture -> Sloth was not the right answer
Cabbagetown in Atlanta has devoted entire blocks to massive murals.
Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years by Diarmaid MacCulloch is a doorstop of a book that is readable, fascinating, and approachable.
So lovely, peaceful, but full of energy, but also not the place to sunbathe.
Mt. Rainier has too much beauty for one place.
The Longmire settled the land around Mt. Rainier in cabins that still exist today.
Why hello Atlanta!
Mother Nature doesn’t want you goofing off on the Pacific Coast beaches.
Walking around Atlanta where there’s constantly changes coming.
Some of the creeks in Olympic NP look like are from a storybook.
Our National Parks (along with every other tourist destination) suffer from overcrowding. Even some places with infrastructure and thoughtful visitors…
Exercise regularly, eat a nutritious diet, eschew cigarettes, limit alcohol consumption and nurture meaningful relationships.
Mt. Rainier is one of those rare places that’s truly difficult to overhype.
We live in a time of such confusion and rancor, with a culture that puts a premium on things that don’t last: money, fame, status, likes.
Mimetic Desire is the idea that we want what other people want. Beyond the absolute basics of bodily need, our…
Thoughtful post on a hot topic -> How Will You Save Small Midwestern Towns without Mass Immigration?
One of the favorite reads this year was Status Games. It’s a brilliant tour of how humans cooperate in groups…