SHIFTHEADS: Four Subs Now, Eight More Whenever Europe Can Build Them
Canada's submarine procurement finally has a plan, and Matt Gurney explains why getting there will still take most of a decade. He connects the announcement to a defense minister's own words about sha...
8 Jul 9min
NEW - What’s on Your Mind Jim Richards: Sobriety
Sobriety gets treated like a confession, and Jim Richards is tired of feeling like he owes anyone an explanation for ordering a non-alcoholic beer. Coming up on three years without a drink, he lays ou...
8 Jul 9min
Shiftheads - He Walked 14,000 Kilometres to Learn Life’s Most Important Lesson
Rocco Rossi has walked the Camino de Santiago 23 times since 2002, and what started as a way out of a corporate career he no longer believed in has become something he returns to every year. His new n...
8 Jul 19min
ICYMI - We Don't Own Games Anymore, We Rent Them
PlayStation discs are going away entirely by 2028, and Kris Abel makes the case that the industry is repeating a mistake music already made, minus the concerts and festivals that kept that transition ...
8 Jul 9min
NEW - An Asteroid Just Rewrote What DNA Ingredients Look Like
A six-year-old sample from asteroid Ryugu just confirmed all five major DNA building blocks, and Dr. Samantha Yammine breaks down why that finding matters more than the headlines suggest. It separates...
8 Jul 10min
The One That Got Away Simply Never Got To Disappoint You
Wanting what you cannot have applies to more than diets and dream cars. Tony Tedesco and Jen Kirsch dig into why the person just out of reach so often becomes the one we cannot stop thinking about, an...
8 Jul 9min
Why Cornhole Is the Secret to Any Good Party
A good party isn't about the location, it's about a short list of ingredients that keep showing up at the ones people actually remember. A backyard fire on a mild summer night takes the top spot over ...
7 Jul 9min
