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I Was Thinking . . . What Kind of Community Are We Asking People to Lead?
Why do our leaders keep leaving?
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Chlorophyll Corner: Pumpkins and the Future of Fall
Pumpkins feel abundant and eternal, but climate change could threaten these heralds of fall.
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What Carolyn Pours: A Rosé with a German Accent
Villa Wolf 2025 Pinot Noir Rosé.
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That Nice HR Lady: Workplace Culture
When does a workplace culture of belonging become an expectation of personal sacrifice?
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The Incarcerated Intellectual: Vicarious Trauma: Everyone Has a Story
Avery Loring is an incarcerated writer sharing his insights about trauma, prison reform and abolition.
Arts & Culture
Chlorophyll Corner: The Ethereal Ghost Pipe and the Changing Seasons
Ghost Pipe sustains itself in community without the sun, much like we must do during the winter.
Arts & Culture
What Carolyn Pours: La Solitude Côtes du Rhône 2024
An easygoing taste of the Southern Rhône.
Arts & Culture
Chlorophyll Corner: Reciprocity with Fireweed
Much needed resilience, cooling and healing thanks to chamaenerion angustifolium, or fireweed.
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The Incarcerated Intellectual: Unfinished Business: Unchained and Unbroken
Avery Loring is an incarcerated writer sharing his insights about prison reform and abolition.
Arts & Culture
What Carolyn Pours: Beyond Sauvignon Blanc and The Magic of CMS
A touch of another varietal can make a subtle, but worthwhile difference.
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That Nice HR Lady: Board of Miscommunication
Volunteer board member wants to do the right thing but is afraid of alienating management and staff.
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The Incarcerated Intellectual: The Pursuit of Happiness
Avery Loring is an incarcerated writer who takes seriously the promise of the U.S. Declaration of Independence.