What Low-Dose Lithium Taught Me About My Father
A reflective essay on mental illness, family, and how low-dose lithium helped one writer better understand his father’s lifelong emotional struggles.
Our Body Politic On The Couch: Dr. Josef Explains What Four Decades of Psychiatric Drugs Have Done To America
A provocative essay examining antidepressants, modern psychiatry, and America’s mental health crisis through the commentary of Dr. Josef Witt-Doering.
How To Talk To Your Hooman—And Vice Versa
A humorous and heartfelt essay from Seamus the Newfoundland on how dogs and humans truly communicate through touch, presence, and quiet companionship.
Baden: The Town That Survived Empires, Industry, And Route 65
A rich history of Baden, Pennsylvania, from Native diplomacy and Legionville to industrial growth and its surprising rise as a top 2026 housing market.
Grandpa Jim’s Advice On How To Shake The Blues
Grandpa Jim shares practical advice for overcoming the blues, using Winston Churchill’s bricklaying habit to explore action, purpose, and mental resilience.
A Radio History of Beaver County
A nostalgic history of Beaver County radio, tracing the rise of WBVP and WMBA and their lasting impact on local news, sports, and community identity.
The Short, Unhappy Life of Spirit Airlines—And What It Means for Beaver County
A sharp look at the collapse of Spirit Airlines and its economic impact on Beaver County, Pittsburgh travel, and Arnold Palmer Regional Airport.
Grandpa Jim’s Dating Advice: Watch What She Does, Not What She Says
A humorous, old-fashioned take on dating advice, arguing that body language and actions reveal far more about attraction than words ever will.
Disorder in Our Democratic Discourse, or Life Among The Trump Deranged
A commentary on modern political polarization, Trump-era discourse, and the growing divide between national ideological battles and everyday economic concerns.
Machiavelli and Management: The Great Man Theory of Corporate Success
A reflection on founders, managers, and innovation, exploring why transformative businesses are often built by individuals willing to ignore the conventional playbook.
What Low-Dose Lithium Taught Me About My Father
A reflective essay on mental illness, family, and how low-dose lithium helped one writer better understand his father’s lifelong emotional struggles.
Our Body Politic On The Couch: Dr. Josef Explains What Four Decades of Psychiatric Drugs Have Done To America
A provocative essay examining antidepressants, modern psychiatry, and America’s mental health crisis through the commentary of Dr. Josef Witt-Doering.
How To Talk To Your Hooman—And Vice Versa
A humorous and heartfelt essay from Seamus the Newfoundland on how dogs and humans truly communicate through touch, presence, and quiet companionship.
Baden: The Town That Survived Empires, Industry, And Route 65
A rich history of Baden, Pennsylvania, from Native diplomacy and Legionville to industrial growth and its surprising rise as a top 2026 housing market.
Grandpa Jim’s Advice On How To Shake The Blues
Grandpa Jim shares practical advice for overcoming the blues, using Winston Churchill’s bricklaying habit to explore action, purpose, and mental resilience.
A Radio History of Beaver County
A nostalgic history of Beaver County radio, tracing the rise of WBVP and WMBA and their lasting impact on local news, sports, and community identity.
The Short, Unhappy Life of Spirit Airlines—And What It Means for Beaver County
A sharp look at the collapse of Spirit Airlines and its economic impact on Beaver County, Pittsburgh travel, and Arnold Palmer Regional Airport.
Grandpa Jim’s Dating Advice: Watch What She Does, Not What She Says
A humorous, old-fashioned take on dating advice, arguing that body language and actions reveal far more about attraction than words ever will.
Disorder in Our Democratic Discourse, or Life Among The Trump Deranged
A commentary on modern political polarization, Trump-era discourse, and the growing divide between national ideological battles and everyday economic concerns.
Machiavelli and Management: The Great Man Theory of Corporate Success
A reflection on founders, managers, and innovation, exploring why transformative businesses are often built by individuals willing to ignore the conventional playbook.