What’s up with Wordle? Clever. Intentional. Addictive. There’s a reason this little puzzle took the world by storm, and Jen Sage is simply obsessed with it.

Can’t say enough about single barrel bourbon, marketing, and Pappy van Winkle. Just the thing for a Friday conversation.

We’re full of wannabe engineers, including our own technical wizard Christopher McEvoy, who in his free time used a Home Depot’s worth of tools and electronics to craft his very own dimmable, voice-controlled bedroom lights to set the scene for any kind of evening. (He’s also the guy who created our original “V” sculpture.)

Beautiful, actually. Ugly Mugs, which are really called Ugly Jugs or Face Jugs, originated from enslaved cultures in the South. An Ugly Jug may have acted as a grave marker to scare away spirits, or a way to indicate that a vessel contains poisonous contents. Today these cups serve as a symbol of resilience in Southern Folk Art, and since this is what Sarah Cullen drinks her coffee from, you might catch hers on some future Zoom call.

People stop and celebrate holiday traditions in different ways. Last Halloween Designer Rachel Veitch made sure to share everything we ever wanted (NEEDED) to know about the undead.

Do you speak brainrot? Does your kid? Creative Director Jen Sage and her daughter spent a weekend mewing up on the latest skibidi sigma before Ohio culture and mass media gyatted along and forgot all about it, no cap. One word summary? Rizz.