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Salon.com — 75 episodes
27: I'm not like them, but I can pretend (Obviously, this is an essay about Kurt Cobain and Nirvana)
26: Breaking up with my type: how I learned to stop worrying and let myself loathe the men I once desired
25: Teaching Jane Austen to sex offenders
24: How I wrote a song with Bob Dylan: A 57-year collaboration about my home state of Wisconsin
23: College, climate change, and preparing our kids for the worst case scenario
22: Wings was a better band than Paul McCartney or his critics think
21: A vegetarian goes to Transylvania: The case for breaking meat rules on vacation
20: What Joan of Arc would have known about #MeToo
19: Never forget David Bowie masterminded "the biggest art hoax in history"
18: I was groped by a man called Mary
17: Screw the sisterhood! I’d rather screw your boyfriend
16: How today’s crisis in the Congo began
15: "Trust me on this: The Beatles' "Let It Be"
14: Men aren't volatile riddles for women to solve
13: Parkland survivors give us hope: youth activism can save us
12: A Constitutional Amendment For Women's Equality: Is It Finally Time?
11: My long strange winter trip with John Perry Barlow, a legend in the making
10: Criminal Justice Reform In The U.S. Has A Long History Of Repressive Outcomes
9: How technology makes us obsess over self-care
8: Aliens At The Dinner Table
7: Our Republic is in Crisis — and it’s Killing Us. Can We Really Claim We Didn’t See it Coming?
6: Trump is in Love With Dictators; Their “Enemies of the People” Are His Enemies Too
5: Silicon Valley’s A**hole Economy
4: Time for Video Game Makers to Unionize
3: Why Most Narrative History is Wrong
2: Watching Lehman Brothers Collapse from the inside: A 2008 Recruit on the Bank’s Final Days
1: How YouTube Became a Powerful Far-Right Propaganda Organ
Whatever happened to the Christian intellectual? Progressive faith in a secular age
Hacker house blues: My life with 12 programmers, 2 rooms and one 21st-century dream
I wish I could quit you, Facebook
Why not everything should be controlled by voice
Twitter, YouTube and Facebook are the new Manhattan Project
Madam C.J. Walker wasn’t the first African American millionaire
Why the Internet of Things is designed for corporations, not consumers
Ego-tourism and Mt. Everest: The hidden costs of the highest climb
“The Fountainhead” of the 21st Century: Walter Isaacson’s “Steve Jobs”
The powerful politics of Killmonger
Progressive genocide
My libertarian vacation nightmare: How Ayn Rand, Ron Paul & their groupies were all debunked
I’m done with competitive parenting
Has the internet made us cold?
Silicon Valley has a bad habit of “inventing” things that already exist
I secretly lived in my office for 500 days
Swallowed by a whale — a true tale?
School is a prison — and damaging our kids
The dark legacy of Carlos Castaneda
Why I visit prostitutes
French kids know how to play: American parents’ obsession with structured playtime is stifling our kids
“Star Wars” despots vs. “Star Trek” populists
The gay Nabokov
In the battle against disinformation, tech solutions aren’t enough
Bill Gates is building his own city — no democracy required
Stranger than fiction
Risky Business
The book of the century
A curiously very great book
Candy from strangers
A national age of consent? After Roy Moore, maybe it’s time
Massacre in suburban Denver
How a fossil–finding competition ruined two paleontologists’ lives
Mystery man
The woman who turned America against divorce
Want a gun? Take a bullet
In 2001, an Afghan-American speaks
My Inspiration: Vladimir Nabokov
The kitschification of Sept. 11
My life as a lab rat
The night of Obama's election I watched Fox News for five hours
“Sponsored” by my husband
Sympathy for the Devil
We must offend religion more
Fight for your right to fix your own iPhone
Planet autism
A heart's breath
The Satanic Temple challenges the religious right