Art
Why Worry Won’t Work
And how to help work past it I’m writing this the week before Election Day. This will be published November 4—a day after. Whether the exact outcome will be clear Wednesday when we send this … Continued
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Trea Wildflower Honey from Greece
A culinary gift from the island of Thasos Here’s an awesome way to lighten and brighten your day. Toast a slice of good bread from the Bakehouse—I’m really high right now on the True North. Pour … Continued
Food
First Flush Darjeeling 2019 from the Jungpana Estate
One of my favorite teas has just arrived in Ann Arbor As we enter the final quarter of a year that’s clearly been a rather difficult one for everyone, here’s a small thing that’s been … Continued
News
The New Pamphlet—“Humility: A Humble, Anarchistic Inquiry”—Has Arrived!
While the world gets louder, humility can quietly help Back when I began the work on this project a couple years ago, I can honestly say that I knew next to nothing about humility. Beyond … Continued
Cooking
Miss Kim’s Marvelous Bibimbob Meal Kits
Traditional Korean cooking in your home kitchen Seven months in, it’s safe to say that the challenges of the pandemic have been many. You don’t need me to detail them all here. But in the … Continued
Ari on Business
The Power of Positive Beliefs
Marveling at the difference a small shift in beliefs can make in every aspect of our lives As I write, we’re in the process of putting the final touches on the first-ever “Zingerman’s Statement of … Continued