
Essays on culture, curiosity, creativity, and what actually keeps our attention. By Gabrielle Nicole Pharms, author, award-winning journalist, and brand storyteller.
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Me cosplaying as Woman Who Has It Figured Out #2.
The rapid destabilization of the economy and job market initially had me fuming and depressed. Some days it still causes me a bit of blues because of the cognitive dissonance caused by noth...
Me returning to a 1999 instrumental because modernity has offered no viable alternatives.
So, on a scale of zen 0 to sobbing over multiple realities converging at once — the mass killing of wild horses, the death of boots-on-the-gro...
(cue Yasiin Bey a.k.a. Mos Def’s “Umi Says”)
🎶 I don't wanna write this down/I wanna tell you how I feel right now/ I don't wanna take no time to write this down/I wanna tell you how I feel right now, hey🎶
The amazing Eva Redford ends h...
Not me asking ChatGPT if there’s a scientific reason I stim to Baby Keem’s “family ties.”
To be clear, I wasn’t looking for permission. I was trying to figure out why one song could reorganize my entire nervous system.
ChatGPT, ever the r...
Maybe healing isn’t becoming Batman again. Maybe it’s integrating Bane too.
There are two The Dark Knight Rises quotes I haven’t been able to stop thinking about lately. Both quotes are said by Bane to Bruce Wayne, a.k.a. Batman.
The fi...
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A 1x/month culture critique and creative industry field guide, written through a sharp AuDHD lens. By Gabrielle Nicole Pharms, author, award-winning journalist, and brand storyteller.
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