
Sharp comedic essays on culture and human nature, both of which can be quite fun and very odd.
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The Football Players by Henri Rousseau
I’ve been working on an essay for my book project this week, so I’m resharing this one from last November. Originally published behind the paywall, it will be new to most readers.
If you went...
I’m afraid I’ve made a mistake. Contrary to what I’ve said during a number of high-stress situations in my role as a police officer, it turns out that I am not, in fact, getting too old for this shit.
After consulting with several medical...
In this episode, Shelly Mazzanoble and I discuss a filthy, inter-trailer dispute and a man who took his incontinence problem into his own hands.
Thank you to everyone who tuned in live!
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Vsevolod Mikhailovich Garshin by Ilia Efimovich Repin
The pandemic was terrible in too many ways to count. One positive effect, though, was that it provided us with windows into our colleagues’ homes, allowing us to judge them in ways we n...
Portrait of a Buffoon with a Dog by Diego Velázquez
An older, gray-haired man I met on a walk recently asked me what kind of dog Brady is. A Goldendoodle, I told him. His interest may or may not have been sincere, but his true purpose in a...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Chris Stanton has written humor for some of the world’s biggest brands. Readers have called his essays about culture and human nature “hilarious,” “insightful,” and “brilliant.”
Shelly Mazzanoble is the award-winning author who writes about the humorous side of parenthood and middle-aged and sometimes Dungeons & Dragons. She's complicated, okay?
Where do we throw our time & money when life stops making sense? That's Retail Therapy — personal essays by a former business reporter (yes, the WSJ kind) now surviving corporate tech by growing plants in the bathtub and doing yoga in the driveway.
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