All posts by Jamie Frater

We like to think modern civilization is robust, backed by endless redundancy. But under the surface, there are critical choke

What’s your favorite animal? If you’re anything like us, you’ll say something basic—the giraffe, the elephant, the wolf, the lion,

Throughout American history, certain tragic and untimely deaths have sparked deep suspicion, skepticism, and public intrigue. Official narratives often point

A disc jockey is in charge of playing music for a specific audience on the radio, and it is also

Picking your nose is a dirty habit, but studies suggest most people do it often. And who knows if the

American cheese: it’s the neon-orange, perfectly square, questionably “cheese” food that somehow ends up on everything from burgers to grilled

It’s second nature for any filmmaker worth their salt to pack their movies with themes that contextualize and expand upon

Human evolution didn’t stop when we stood upright or invented cities. In fact, it’s still happening—just under new pressures. As

Have you ever come across a bizarre coincidence? Not just a lighthearted moment of happenstance that makes you stop and