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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 29, 2026

    When Life Feels Hard, Do Something Simple (opens the original)

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    When life feels hard, get offline and into the kitchen. Not to make a 10-course tasting menu for 15 of your closest friends, but for some reprieve and recalibration. Here are five easy ways to start. 5 ways to get you offline and into the kitchen.Eat Outside. Consider this your reminder. Mid-week, deep in the grind, it doesn’t occur to you that lunch could happen on the steps of your office or dinner could be eaten in your backyard picnic style. One meal a day, one meal a week, whatever you can

  2. Issue · Sep 22, 2026

    Peach Raspberry Crisp (opens the original)

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    The moral of the story: summer never has to be over, at least flavor-wise. We had a rough year for peaches, brought on by the great freeze early in the spring that wiped out many farmers' entire stone fruit harvest for the year. Talk about devastation. I was lucky enough to grab enough peaches this summer to make me happy, and then the peach lady announced it was their last week— peaches done for the season — I made hard and fast plans to LOAD UP. How many peaches is too many peaches? Asking for

  3. Issue · Sep 16, 2026

    You Should Host a Dinner (opens the original)

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    Commentary is woven into the audio voiceover. If you want all the extra bits, have a listen.With our mission of getting offline and into the kitchen, I thought we should start with a practical exercise: using our online time as a tool. What better way to focus our time and effort than to host a dinner? You won’t be scrolling; you’ll be scouting — the most drool-worthy recipe, the perfect tablescape, where the knife actually goes, and which wine you are supposed to drink with chicken. This is som

  4. Issue · Sep 11, 2026

    Get Offline and Into the Kitchen (opens the original)

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    In a world where we are chronically online (umm hi), there is this insatiable craving for real life percolating amongst us. It’s in the air; it is almost palpable, yet here we are still bumming around online — scrolling past a hundred strangers’ lives, a hundred recipes we crave to make, a hundred trips we want to take — hoping the next thing we find will finally scratch the itch. The digital world is our oyster, and if we scroll hard and fast enough, maybe we can numb our brain cells into think

  5. Issue · Aug 27, 2026

    How I Structure My Portfolio Career (opens the original)

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    Portfolio career, Collectera, the mega résumé — call it what you want; the sentiment’s the same. Is it freelance? Entrepreneurship? Working for a bunch of bosses instead of just one? Sure. Yes. There are a million ways to structure a portfolio career, and this is mine — six categories, refined over years of trial and a lot of error.Use it as inspiration, a roadmap, or a topic you gossip about with friends over cocktails. (This method is unconventional for a reason, y'all.) There might be scrutin

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