How Long Does Bread Last? How to Keep Your Bread Fresher Longer
When shelter-in-place first went into effect, many flocked to new cottage core inspired at-home hobbies: knitting, gardening, fostering pets, and of course, baking bread.
Author: Natasha Weiss
Whole Wheat Sourdough Bread Recipe: Baking for Beginners
Bread baking and other homemaking activities have been taking social media by storm as people hunker down in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Black Intersectionality and Education: An Interview With Mo Sanderlin
In the face of a civil revolution against racist police brutality, I sat down (virtually) with Mo Sanderlin, a music educator in San Diego, CA, to discuss the role educators, and the school system play in dismantling systemic oppression against Black people.
What Is Breathwork? Here Are The Basics & Benefits
Breathing is one of the most natural functions we perform as humans, yet so many people walk through the world disconnected from their breath.
No Yeast, No Problem: How to Make Bread Without Yeast
When the order to shelter-in-place went into effect in California, my roommate and I (along with the rest of the world), made a pact to bake a different bread recipe every day.
Women’s History Month: The Faces of the Climate Movement
Before March ends, let’s celebrate the incredible women who have helped shape the world as we know it.
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6 Must-See Climate Change Documentaries
Climate scientists are warning us that humanity is at a crossroads. This potentially perilous future.
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Herbal Allies: Medicine is All Around Us
In a society full of overflowing medicine cabinets, instantly accessible pharmaceuticals and a disconnect from the natural world around us, it’s easy to forget we have a vast world of remedies at our fingertips.