

A MIND OF ITS OWN: 4 WAYS I’VE LEARNED TO MASTER MY ANXIETY
I was afraid to speak, so I was never heard. By Tom Varallo. Continue reading A MIND OF ITS OWN: 4 WAYS I’VE LEARNED TO MASTER MY ANXIETY

TRUST YOUR GUT: WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM NEWS OF DISGRACED JOURNALISM LECTURER GRANT HANNIS?
As news broke that the former head of journalism at one of New Zealand’s largest universities had been sentenced for a horrific case of indecent assault on an 82-year-old stroke victim in a rest home, messages were flying between journalists who had been through his course. Anna and I did Massey’s Postgraduate Diploma of Journalism with Grant in 2014, and were critical at the time … Continue reading TRUST YOUR GUT: WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM NEWS OF DISGRACED JOURNALISM LECTURER GRANT HANNIS?

I WAS ITCHY NOW I’M NOT: HOW NEW ECZEMA RESEARCH CHANGED MY LIFE
I was flaking. Not just from my scalp, but from my ears, the sides of my nose, my eyebrows. When I scratched at the incessant tickle around my hairline an off-white mist would drift to my chest, the dead skin getting caught in the fibers of my black, cashmere top. Something you stop wearing when you’re trying to hide your persistent eczema problem. “Do you … Continue reading I WAS ITCHY NOW I’M NOT: HOW NEW ECZEMA RESEARCH CHANGED MY LIFE

‘JALAPEÑO HANDS’ IS A THING AND IT GOT ME GOOD
I had never had an issue with chilies until one night, making dinner for a friend, I got excruciating burns from handling jalapeños. Continue reading ‘JALAPEÑO HANDS’ IS A THING AND IT GOT ME GOOD

THREE’S A CROWD, SHE’S A CAT
“At first when you acted jealous, honestly I thought you were kidding,” I couldn’t help but laugh at the ridiculousness of the question. Or at that the fact I’d asked my ex-boyfriend to answer it. But it’s always in hindsight that you realize how hilarious situations were; how pathetic or dramatic you were being. This was certainly the case for me. As we know, two’s … Continue reading THREE’S A CROWD, SHE’S A CAT

UGLY AND PROUD: THE WOMEN’S COLLECTIVE CELEBRATING UGLINESS
Don’t get mad, get even, so the saying goes. But for London feminist collective The Ugly Girls Club it is more than that: they want to get ugly. Continue reading UGLY AND PROUD: THE WOMEN’S COLLECTIVE CELEBRATING UGLINESS

BASIC BITCH OF BITCOIN: WHY I’VE JOINED THE HORDES OF INEXPERIENCED CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTORS
I’m the basic bitch of cryptocurrency investing and I don’t think I’m alone. Continue reading BASIC BITCH OF BITCOIN: WHY I’VE JOINED THE HORDES OF INEXPERIENCED CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTORS

ALABAMA’S SPECIAL SENATE ELECTION: HOW? WHY? HELP?
Ahead of the Alabama Special Senate election, Anna Bradley-Smith wonders how Roy Moore can even be in the running. Continue reading ALABAMA’S SPECIAL SENATE ELECTION: HOW? WHY? HELP?

THE SLOW BURN OF SOUL SELLING
There may not be a meaning to life, but life has to be lived with meaning, Anna Bradley-Smith writes. Continue reading THE SLOW BURN OF SOUL SELLING