Puff’s creator, Lenny Lipton, tells you how it went down.
How ‘Puff The Magic Dragon’ Came to Be

Puff’s creator, Lenny Lipton, tells you how it went down.
Low-profit tech brings real abundance, but is (absurdly) incompatible with capitalism’s need for scarcity.
Dr. Greger visits Google to discuss his new book How Not to Die.
Author Florence Williams and her daughter discovered they had high levels of toxins—like flame retardants—in their bodies. Getting rid of the chemicals was harder than they expected.
As the Republican Party reaches for Peak Misogyny, these Rad American Women of Halloween are a great way to have fun and educate others.
A scientist offers practical tips for reducing food waste at home.
An interview with Boots Riley about his music, activism, and new book Tell Homeland Security—We Are the Bomb.
Spark the imagination of readers.
In the 17th century it was a rare and mysterious substance, thought more of as a drug than as a food.
The first thing that happens after youth is something called reality. In reality, you cannot make any money as a painter, at least in the United States of America. Let’s talk about how to live in reality and be a painter.