I have a hungry belly and equally hungry mind. In “Chew on This”, I mull over my current curiosities with food for thought.
Katie vs Cockroach: An Exploration Into the Fear of Bugs
Why are so many humans afraid of bugs and spiders? I dive into what the research says and share my personal account of an epic battle with a New York City cockroach.
Love and Hate, Success and Failure: My Tumultuous Relationship with NYC
New York City has taken me on quite the journey. It’s been amazing, terrible, uplifting, and defeating. And I’d do it all again.
Free College: Progressive, Revolutionary, and Wildly Impossible
Is Joe Biden’s Free College plan absolute genius or incredibly stupid? The academia expert (and my dad), Lew, weighs in.
Kangaroos: Friends or Food?
Are kangaroos friend or food? I dive into both sides of the kangaroo industry here!
“She Was Asking for It…”: Thoughts on Appearance, Sexual Harassment, and Being a Woman
Appearance matters. It always has, and it always will. From admiring the biggest, burliest hunter 20,000 years ago, to bowing down to a gold-laden queen at the turn of the millennium, to double tapping a post on Instagram, homo sapiens have always put stock in external appearance. Tastes shift to match changing values, and today…
Flat Rate Unemployment Checks: Effective and Efficient or Financially Reckless and Irresponsible?
Are flat rate unemployment checks effective and efficient or financially reckless and irresponsible?
Life, Liberty, and the Freedom to Not Wear a Mask?
Are masks an infringement on freedom? Here is some food for thought on the subject.
Justice, Charity, and Chicken: What You Don’t Know About Chick-fil-A
Should you really eat more chicken? Click here to learn about where Chick-fil-A is putting it’s dollars… the answer may surprise you.
A Call to Shutdown Misinformation, Not Wet Markets
The false perception of the wet markets is a classic example of how we can’t believe everything we are told. Learn more here.
“No Justice, No Peace.” A First Hand Account of a New York City Protest
A look into what a protest in NYC is really like.
The Unexpected Culprit of Racism
Perhaps the answer to equality needs to start with looking in the mirror.
Feeding a Hungry Mind
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