2025

• All Hail the Slop Bowl, Lunch of Our Ancestors for Atlas Obscura (6/23/25)
• How the Grateful Dead built the internet for BBC News (6/22/25)
• Can you picture an apple in your mind? If not, you might have this condition. for National Geographic (5/29/25)
• We Visited the Dino Bodega in (Jurassic) Park Slope for Atlas Obscura (5/9/25)
• Would it be so bad if Severance was like Lost? for Polygon (3/30/25)
• One Last Ride for Antarctica’s ‘Ivan the Terra Bus’ for Atlas Obscura (3/27/25)
• AO3 is entering a new era for Polygon (3/10/25)

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• From Antarctica, With Love for the Atavist (2/28/25)
• What Lies Beneath the Gravestone of a Fictional It Girl? for Atlas Obscura (2/11/25)
• The surprisingly fraught fight for a pet cat in Antarctica for National Geographic (1/8/25)

2024

• “Help Us Level Up” for Slate (12/27/24)

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• Fringe with benefits: Why Americans flock to Scotland to discover the next big thing for Sherwood (12/19/24)
• The Fairy Tale We’ve Been Retelling for 125 Years for The Atlantic (11/23/24)
• Do you have a celebrity twin? The surprising science behind doppelgängers for National Geographic (11/22/24)
• What are parasocial relationships doing to our brains? for National Geographic (10/30/24)

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• Pesto the penguin is growing up. How will life change for the internet's favorite bird? for National Geographic (10/29/24)
• ‘BBL Drizzy’ Was the Beginning of the Future of AI Music for WIRED (10/28/24)
• A New Documentary Charts the Sinking of Shackleton's ‘Endurance’—and Its Rediscovery a Century Later for Conde Nast Traveller (10/25/24)
• The Beatles Live! for Fansplaining (10/23/24)

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• What if the Solution to Men’s Loneliness Is … Freemasonry? for Slate (9/28/24)
• Raised in a tenement, killed in battle at 27 — the all-too-brief life of a great Jewish artist and poet for The Forward (9/14/24)
• Heavy Baggage: the most luxurious luggage is the kind you don't have to carry for Sherwood News (8/21/24)
• The lost cities of the Amazon and the ex-VC trying to find them for Sherwood News (7/19/24)

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• A Stream Flowing Towards The Sea for Long Now (7/18/24)
• That part of Twitter: Subletting from the post-rationalists for Dirt (7/12/24)
• Soapy short-form web novels are taking over TikTok, fueling a $4.4 billion industry for Sherwood News (6/28/24)
• How an airplane mechanic named Bennie Roth became the first Jew to set foot on Antarctica for The Forward (6/27/24)
• Fan Fic Book Boom: Publishers are scouring the world of fan fiction to find the next hit author for Sherwood News (4/15/24)
• Antarctic Explorers Wrote Cute, Funny Stories to Hide Dangerous Stunts for Atlas Obscura (3/4/24)

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• How Antarctica’s history of isolation is ending—thanks to Starlink for MIT Technology Review (2/26/24)

2023

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• The Polar Explorer, and Scammer, Who Should Be an American Hero for the New York Times (12/25/23)
• That "presidential look": How fashion can make or break a candidate for the White House for Business Insider (12/10/23)

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• The Work That Lasts for Long Now (11/30/23)
• Can David Tennant’s return to Doctor Who usher in another golden age? for Polygon (11/22/23)

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• Before the internet, one housewife was there to save your favorite show from cancellation for Business Insider (11/21/23)
• Tumblr is betting big on going small for The Verge (11/17/23)

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• Can the Harry Potter fandom carry on while ignoring J.K. Rowling? for Polygon (9/12/23)
• 5 reasons (and the 5 best seasons) to love the wickedly hilarious UK panel show Taskmaster for Polygon (8/2/23)
• The Titan submarine tragedy turned our feeds into a morbid circus for Polygon (6/23/23)
• TikTok’s viral movie clips are changing how I watch films for Polygon (5/10/23)

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• Custom AI chatbots are quietly becoming the next big thing in fandom for The Verge (3/13/23)
• 5 shows like Fleabag that prove there’s nothing better than a dirtbag lead for Polygon (3/5/23)
• AI-generated audio of Joe Biden and Donald Trump trashtalking while gaming is taking over TikTok for Insider (3/1/2023)

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• The Truth About Antarctica for Long Now (2/21/23)
• George Santos' elaborate lies have seen the congressman compared to a 19th-century huckster. History bears that out. for Insider (2/20/23)
• Twitter’s API changes could spell harassment for fan accounts for Polygon (2/8/23)