We consumers can be fickle beasts. Give us the slightest reason and we’ll abandon your brand like rats from a sinking ship. Snooty, indignant rats. We know, because last fall when Netflix made a huge mistake and announced its company … Continue reading →

Each year the U.S. uses 17 million barrels of oil just to make the plastic used for bottled water. That’s enough oil to fuel all the cars in San Diego for a year. So, bottled water is bad. But this … Continue reading →

There’s no denying it, education is getting all kinds of cool. Previously, we’ve profiled Lego-robot workshops for grade-schoolers and video game programming academies for high-schoolers. But this week’s challenger allows you to “learn anything from anyone, anywhere.”

That cavernous pothole on Seventh Ave, all those appalling broken windows at the factory across from your office, the always-blocked-bike-lane on the way to the gym — unless you’re the type to attend bi-monthly town hall meetings or spearhead a … Continue reading →

Firemen, rare steaks, cliff-jumping and sharks — these are among the many things discussed in the Women and Girls Foundation’s (WGF) newest video. Because this year, for the first time ever, WGF will be honoring men at their annual fall … Continue reading →