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The Ultimate V-Day Day-trip Guide

January 31, 2025
Words by Carmen Macri Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and whether you see it as a Hallmark invention designed to sell cards and make single people feel worse, or you’re happily coupled up and not as jaded as the rest of us, chances are you’re looking for something to do. Maybe you’re hunting for a distraction from

Letterboxd Reviews

Words by Waverly Loyd Some things just write themselves. But this got me thinking… everyone has their guilty pleasure movies. Their “hear me out” movies. These are movies that in the cinephile world, you know you would get a 60-second head start after confessing your love for them. Seriously

Dear Dumbs,

Dear Dumbs,   Thank you for the podcast and for the monthly article. It’s always a bright spot in my day. I’m emailing you today because I have an issue with my boyfriend. We’ve lived together for a little over five years and he’s a good guy. One of his

Weird Wild Stuff

August 26, 2024
Words by Shelton Hull   It’s been a very busy summer and a very weird summer, but we don’t need to tell you that; you’ve probably got your own weird stories to tell. Let’s jump right in, with one caveat: No politics! Not because we’re apolitical — quite the opposite.

Folio Weed — Kamala, Chameleon

August 26, 2024
Words by Shelton Hull   The emergence of Vice President Kamala Harris as the likely Democratic nominee for president in 2024 concludes one of the wildest political dramas in recent history — while setting the stage for more drama yet to come. She’s a woman, and she’s Black, so of

The Art of Taking Your Own Advice

August 23, 2024
Words by Mallory Pace Your friend Lisa has been complaining about her partner Sam more often than usual, and the complaints are starting to sound more and more toxic than the average annoying boyfriend. You decide to tell Lisa that you think she should break up with Sam because

The Lost Art of Being Present

August 1, 2024
Words by Kara Carter In today’s world, everyone has their smartphone in their hand or pocket, and if not that, they have a smart watch keeping them connected but oftentimes miss seeing the people who are directly in front of them. When was the last time you made eye

 Ain’t No Party Like a Hurricane Party 

August 1, 2024
Words by Taylor Brown As hurricane season approaches, it’s time for friends and family to come together, share laughter, stock the booze and prepare for the storm — both with supplies and a sense of community. A familiar ritual unfolds when a hurricane is heading toward the coast: grocery store
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Weird Wild Stuff: July 2024

July 24, 2024
Words by Shelton Hull You know, every month the inclination runs toward loading the column up entirely with stories from Florida, which is always possible. Heck, you could assign one intern strictly to peruse police blotters across our 67 counties and probably write a full column almost every day, such
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