Ask any world traveler, and they’ll tell you this: Trying new foods is one of the best parts about traveling. But no matter how adventurous the person, some foods cross the grossness line. From animals in wine to half-developed animals in shells, these are some of the foods that Virginia residents turn up their noses…
Language is constantly evolving in Kansas, and begrudgingly to the baby boomer generation, slang terms of the past are all but gone in modern conversation. Nevertheless, the 1960s was full of groovy gems we don’t want to let go of. From foxy to fuzz, you can bet your sweet bippy this list will serve as…
To be clear: we really hope society doesn’t collapse. No one wants that. We like working plumbing, grocery stores, and being able to charge our phones. But let’s say things go a little sideways in Missouri and the United States as a whole. We’re not necessarily talking about bunkers and gas masks (unless that’s your…
Baby boomers do a lot of stuff that makes younger people scratch their heads. Like, who still clips coupons or hangs their clothes to dry? But here’s the thing: some of those so-called “weird” habits actually work. Like, they really work. They save money, cut down on waste, and keep life in Florida pretty simple….
Among the seemingly endless streaming services available to TV watchers, Prime Video stands out for good reason. That new show all of your coworkers are buzzing about? It’s a Prime Video original. The classic sci-fi drama you’ve always wanted to see? It’s available on Prime Video. And the early 2000s miniseries with a title you…
Here’s something that might hit close to home—stuff. Not just any stuff, though. We’re talking about the stuff our Ohioan baby boomer parents, aunts, uncles, or maybe even you keep tucked away in the basement, attic, or that mystery drawer in the kitchen. Look, no judgment. Boomers grew up in a time when saving things…
In the past few years, education has taken center stage, and not in a good way. As Minnesota and other states battle over curriculum requirements, schools deal with teacher shortages, and everyone tries to regain their post-pandemic footing, teachers are facing unparalleled challenges. Given the tumultuous educational landscape, it’s not surprising that Minnesota teachers don’t…
There are more than 2.3 million different titles across streaming platforms, so it’s safe to say it can be overwhelming to pick something new to watch. According to a 2023 survey from Nielsen, a fifth of audiences report being so inundated by the sheer quantity of streaming content out there that when they go to…
We all know a fellow Pennsylvanian who’s got that sassy streak. Maybe it’s you. Maybe it’s your friend who always has the snappiest comebacks. A little sass can be fun, no doubt—it adds personality, makes people laugh, and keeps things interesting. But there’s a fine line between being funny and flat-out annoying. If you’ve ever…
According to a 2024 poll by Forbes Home, 99% of American households subscribe to at least one streaming service and spend an average of $46 per month on streaming service fees. As streaming reigns supreme, however, it’s starting to take on characteristics of cable TV. That same poll reported that 45% of users have canceled…
