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'The Church Deserves the Best Music': Michael Cochren's New Album Is His Argument for It - RELEVANT (opens the original)
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For a few years in his early twenties, Michael Cochren played four hours a night in the only rooms in southern Indiana that paid for live music: clubs, VFW posts, moose lodges. Covers, mostly. What he brought into those rooms was a strange pile of influences. His grandparents sang in church; an aunt played gospel piano and taught him. His grandfather loved big band. His dad played him Jackson Browne and Billy Joel, then Ray Charles. His mom had the Delilah show on in the evenings, which meant Ph
You're Not Behind in Life, Your Timeline Just Looks Different - RELEVANT (opens the original)
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At some point in your twenties, you look around and realize everyone seems to have their life together — except you. Your college friend just got engaged and bought a house. Your coworker got a huge promotion. Someone you went to youth group with is now an influencer with a passive income stream. And you? You’re still refreshing LinkedIn wondering if a bachelor’s degree was a scam. Here’s the truth: You’re not behind. Because life isn’t a race. “Don’t compare your beginning to someone else’s mid
Why Is There a Loneliness Epidemic? Because No One Can Afford to Hang Out Anymore - RELEVANT (opens the original)
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The internet has spent a lot of time trying to figure out why men are lonely. Maybe they don’t have enough friends. Maybe they don’t know how to talk about their feelings. Maybe dating apps broke something. Maybe they need more hobbies. There’s just one problem with the “male loneliness epidemic”: Men aren’t actually lonelier than women. Pew Research Center surveyed more than 6,000 American adults and found virtually no gender difference at all. About one in six Americans said they feel lonely o
America’s Gambling Boom Is Hooking a Generation of Young Men - RELEVANT (opens the original)
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Nevin Burmeister downloaded the app two days after his 18th birthday. Not DraftKings or FanDuel — in Indiana, you have to be 21 to use those. He downloaded Kalshi, a prediction market platform where you can bet on elections, Bitcoin’s hourly price or who wins the Oscars, and where the minimum age is 18. Within six months he had lost more than $2,000. “Kalshi was my entrance into gambling,” Burmeister said. “Every single dime I had, I lost on that app.” The reason he could access it at 18 is the
Don't Call It Singleness — Gen Z Is Now 'Solo-Maxxing' - RELEVANT (opens the original)
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As dating becomes more expensive and harder to navigate, a new viral trend is encouraging more Gen Z adults to stop chasing relationships and start building lives they’re happy living alone. That’s the average cost of a Gen Z date in the U.S., according to Bank of Montreal’s 2026 Real Financial Progress Index. For a generation already navigating a shaky job market, rising rent and the sense that every major life milestone keeps getting pushed further away, it’s one more reason dating has started
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